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It's been a very long time since I've played with JAVA, so there may be some restrictions in JAVA I'm unaware of. That said, there is no reason you can't have multiple sockets per thread as they're...

Thanks, Dvyukov, that gives me some patterns to research!

I believe the error is stating that you don't have a main entry point into the program. This could be a function called WinMain, main, or DllMain, depending on your project settings. Verify that...

Having written a small amount of multi-threaded code, one of the hardest things to deal with is detecting where race conditions could occur. This is especially true in code you write, believing it...

I believe it needs to be:

Loader:


typedef int (__stdcall * voidFunc)(int);


DLL:

Currently I'm designing and prototyping an integration application that routes messages between other applications. In addition to transferring messages between applications, it can perform...

I'd love such a book, myself!

I wouldn't mind the allocator there, nor would I mind if you had been saying that :D Considering how low level memory allocation and object management is in a...

Rebinding is something I thought about a little later. I realized that the only way this would work is if the ConstructionPolicy didn't support a rebind, and the Factory would always just use the...

Unless Araxis sets a registry key telling you where it is installed, I believe your only option is to have a configuration that allows the user to specify where the compare.exe file is located.

Oh I see. The problem is you're trying to pass a string type to a char* (sbyte* to C#) type. These types are incompatible. There are two ways around this:

1) If you'd rather use the string type...

Thanks guys, I appreciate the responses.

Like I said before a lot of this is just experimentation as a learning experience on my part. So, this may very well end up with me saying "You're right,...

If you were calling an exported function from the DLL, you would use the PInvoke as described by Chris. However, since you want to execute a member function of a class inside your DLL, things may be...

Sorry, I misread your post. You can't really encapsulate the two variables on their own. As BigEd said, without more information about what your code does, you're stuck with declaring the two...

Thanks for the reply, superbonzo.

I agree that you have to specify where an object is to be constructed before hand. You can't put the cart before the horse, but you can swap out the horses and...

I believe you have to save your Icon with the transparent color as the background and Windows will take care of the rest when displaying the icon. There should be an option for doing this in...

Hi there! I chose to post here as I'm coding in pure C++ and that has a direct impact on my implementation. I apologize if I chose the incorrect location.

I've been writing C++ professionally...