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Here's where the DIA is looking for the pdb file.




But why not look in the local symbol store or _NT_PATH ?
Probably because the developer explicitly forbids it...?

it would appear i am not the first or only one to have this problem:

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/netfxtoolsdev/thread/3d877580-af6c-4012-8a77-c1903be865e5/

Dear microsoft, if...

Hi,

I am trying to read debug data from a pdb file, specifically the debug data for windows system libraries such as kernel32.dll, where the .pdb was provided by the microsoft symbol store.

I...

I get the following warning when linking against a custom static lib in a release build:



Both the project and the static lib are compiled as release (\GL).



So what could be the cause of...

BroTip: HWIDs usually do more harm than good.

People will be annoyed, to say the least, that they can run their legaly purchased software only one one of their PCs, while their friends happily...

*nvm, please delete* :(

forgot that, sorry. :)

Standard math/c++ set of expressions, i would say, ie:

<,>,>=,<=,&&,||, nested brevets,*,+,-,/, etc.

If i was to write my own parser, would you know of any "reference"...

hi,

I am looking for a library to aid me in evaluating Boolean expressions.
For example, i have an expression like this:


(it can alos be much longer!)

and would like to evaluate them to a...

thanks. No, the input is done with a file, but...


the file looks more like this:

<header>:x y z,....

where x,y,z are the integers.
It may as well be

Hi,

i dont usually write console programs, and i cant seem to find out how one parses an unknown number of arguments with cin.

the program receives an unknown amount of integers in stdin, and i...

indeed thanks. :)

in an attempt of saving my honour: i figured it out myself yesterday night. ;)

Hi,

Playing around with a couple of friends, doing riddles and stuff. Here`s one for you: What is the algo to these results from 0-255?
It`s a honest question, i have no clue... :S
...

Actually, i though i was admitting my failure to get it right in the first place...maybe that line should have been



Thanks for the answer, though, i am in the middle of restructuring all this...

He knows it doesnt work, but he doesnt know what is wrong. No specific, unfortunately, and as i said, it looks OK to me. :/

hi,

A student approached me and asked why his prime checker wouldnt work. I took a look and it should work, imo, for all < 64 bit inputs.




int isitprime(unsigned long long in)
{...

hi, and thanks for the replies.

yes, that`s pretty much it.
I tried to describe what kind of classes i have in my "Instance" in 2).
Basically, one "Instance" holds a couple of storage class...

But how?
As i explained above, i need at least one global function to access the "instance" class instance. When i have two of them, i cant do that anymore.

An alternative would be to pass an...

hm, 100 views - no replies: there has to be a general problem to my approach. What is it?

Hi everyone,

1)
I have a larger project here. It mainly consists of one window and a set of classes. At runtime, the class instances have to know about each other, ie class instance A might...

hi,

once again i hit a very simple problem i am unable to resolve. I using Visual Studio 2010, but am compiling for C.


THis:

char i=45;
while(i=getchar() != EOF)
{

Interesting.
We have been using a sort of custom "restriction" wrapper class for encapsulating parts of streams, and i was about to propose that approach....but
it looks like we can drop our code...

thanks.
in that case, char should be unsigned by default, imo.

hi,

why doesnt the following program work as expected:



char x = 0xff;
char* y = &x;
if(*y == 0xff)
{

Hi,

Someone came to me for help with a task. THat someone takes part in a very basic C course, and this is only their 1st day. The task left me clueless, anyways...
Note that the required...

tmp[0] is a ptr to a constant, read-only string. You cant write to it. (and if you could, who guratnetess there`s enough free memory?).
If you want a writable buffer you have to explicitly reserve...