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Haha, very funny.
I was using Linux that year...
I just hadn't had a problem in that year, so I didn't have to come back here to write that.

But comes time, comes a new (better-paying) employer,...

#include <string>
#include <sstream>
#include <fstream>

e.g.


#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <exception>

Let me guess: colon ?

Typical Microsoft documentation.
Long, imprecise and useless.



Create .lib file from .dll

search c:\program files\Microsoft Visual Studio for dumpbin.exe

Copy it to your project path

The below code converts an int (baseX) to a C-String

Substitute int with long long, and reverse the direction of the program flow.



inline LPTSTR RADIX_itoa(int iNumber, LPTSTR lpNumber, int...

The provider company has filed bankruptcy already some time ago...

No, I'm not, since I cannot get CString to work with my compiler...

Why use CString anyway?
Use the normal std::string filename, then you can do filename.c_str().
Then, your application is...

Good idea, just at the moment, I'm playing with the Microsoft Interface Definition Language Compiler.

Can I generate a LIB file somehow, if I only have the dll?

Unfortunately, I need most of them!

There's an example of how to do it in Delphi on CodeGear.
I've been able to port it to C++. Problem solved.

#include <tchar.h>

CString filename(_T("Hello_World.txt"));

LPTSTR lpFileName = (LPTSTR ) malloc( (_tcslen(filename)+1)*sizeof(TCHAR) + sizeof(TCHAR));
_tcscpy(lpFileName, filename) ;...

Avoiding checksum tests on filez and dll injection detection.
But I guess you would call that illegitimate.

But it works with read/write process memory (if you do a GetDebugPermission), even on a...

Question:

I have a dll that exports some functions.

Like:
EXPORT char* WINAPI WebServicesGetPluginName()
EXPORT bool WINAPI WebServicesInit(char *szAppTitle, char* szPath, IDispatch*...

Thanks for the tipp ! ! !
That has helped somewhat.
That was just another reason why it did crash.
Now that I have found out all the reasons, I'll share it:

1. If I load the C++ dll from an...

I have a question:

My application calls a C++ dll.
The C++ dll in turn has to call a VB dll (device driver).


Now, I can call the VB ActiveXdll from my application without problem, but if I...

Here's my version:

Note that for unknown reason the memset '\0' at the end of chrarry_VersionNumber would not be necessary.

This way it's much more clear what the last few statements do.

yes, that's why the original version was:
sscanf (charry_PRGresponse,"%*s [Version %s]", chrarry_VersionNumber);

Now notice the %*s:

This is a wildcard for several characters, which sscanf...

Yes, that's exactly what I meant with one of my previous posts, except that you just copying the char instead of using strcat, but that's more efficient.

In the meantime I intended to strstr ] and...

This outputs:
v: Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]



There's no point in sscanf'ing a string I already have...
The output is expected to be:

v: 5.1.2600

I got it, the MSDN sample now works:



#include <windows.h>
#include <tchar.h>

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h>

Yes, I am.

I still need to lookup va_arg for StringCchPrintf


HRESULT StringCchCopy( LPTSTR pszDest, size_t cchDest, LPCTSTR pszSrc)
{
// char* strncpy(char* dest, const char* src, size_t...

chrarry_VersionNumber[strlen(chrarry_VersionNumber) -1] = '\0' ;

is not the bug. It is an allowed expression.

I think I'm getting the MSDN example to work.
I found the missing defines on the...

I wanted to retrieve the version number without using the Windows API.

Well, I can use GetOSDisplayString from the Windows API
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724429(VS.85).aspx

But...

You mean strstr search for "Version "
and then strcat all strcpy strstr + strlen("Version ") until ']' is reached?
Or did I missunderstand your suggestion ?



Well... that's what I fear, too....