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I have an application that perfors operations depending on a certain webpage opened in IE and operations with it. My app creates an instance of Internet Explorer and controls it via automation, using...

Wow that's great, thanks... I wonder if any of the normal programs that analyze PEs can give me the decorated name of a function?

EDIT: Ahh, Dumpbin does do that, on OBJ files at least... I hope...

Is there any update on this? It would be highly useful!

Use the Environ function.



Private Sub Main()
Dim AppDataFolder as String
AppDataFolder=Environ("appdata")
MsgBox AppDataFolder
End Sub

Without doing your homework, I'll tell you this:

To get the farenheit value, multiply the centigrade value by 1.8 and then add 32.

Knowing that, you should be able to write the code easily. All...

Many thanks.

I have a very quick question. If I declare a constant the standard way, with the const keyword, does it go into the data segment or the code segment of the executable?

Not sure if this belongs in Visual C++, but since it can understand Assembly blocks...

How do I get the smallest possible executable, in format that is Win32 PE? Ideally, the executable would...

No, I still got the error after making Exec empty, but there must have been my own mistake. Most probably, I linked with the wrong version of static library after that, or something.

Thanks, I fixed the problem! It turned out that it occured deep within the Exec function (as indicated by call stack), but as I had to use the Release version of my lib file, the debugger simply...

A clarification. If I change the Exec to



int Exec (char* cmd) {
return 1;
}


in the static library, then yes, I still get the violation error when calling it. Without the static...

That is not the case. If I type libtest.exe in the command line, then strstr does return .exe. But, if I type libtest, then the test for ==0 is actually true.

Well, I thought the headers would be little of an issue because the end-user would only include it once in his project, after all.

Thanks for your help, I'll go see what's wrong with my compiler.

Attached is my workspace. maple_lib is the project for LIB file, and libtest is the one that tries to call Exec function from the linked LIB. I removed the post-build file copying, as those were...

A follow up question. Do I want to have my .lib file in the directory with the project itself, or project\Debug (for Debug config, of course?). I have my project containing the LIB set it so that it...

The project you enclosed works for me. Must then be some issue with the way I am handling my library. I'll try to reimplement it somehow, or mess around with compiler options.

Thanks for your...

Interestingly, I still get the error even if I leave Exec function with nothing but return 1; in its body.

I assume, then, I screwed something up when adding the lib file with function in it, or...

The code you gave me compiles no problem...

Could the problem be in the fact that Exec is contained in a lib file I compiled from that project? Therefore, the project has the header file for...

I'm getting the feeling that this is a very simple problem that deals with me being unable to handle pointers properly, but I have failed to find an acceptable solution thus far.

Here's the...

I'm just curious as to what everyone thinks about the question. There are bad programmers, there's a ton of average programmers, who are capable of developing whatever solutions they need to. And...

Heh, I crossposted with bytz.

I think that, unless you're getting annoyed by the fan noise or something else, it's OK to leave your computer on 24/7. It will sum up to a few extra coins on your...

I don't think that using 100% CPU, like SETI, does anything bad to the processor. The CPU is, in fact, always processing instructions at 100% capacity. It's just that the "free" CPU time is being...

Thanks for your help!

It looks to me that the function requires me to add the SDK library to my program. While possible, it seems to make the program a bit overloaded. Any other suggestions, maybe?

A part of SDK... interesting, will check it out.