converter from byte to kilobyte

[lsy]

Is there have any function that allowed to convert byte to kilobyte??

[cilu]

1 KB = 1024 B
1 MB = 1024 KB
1 GB = 1024 MB
etc.

Do you need anything more?

[lsy]

1 KB = 1024 B
1 MB = 1024 KB
1 GB = 1024 MB
etc.

Do you need anything more?

i knew abt this... i means do there have any function that have any function that can convert directly?

[cilu]

There is something: StrFormatByteSize64 and StrFormatByteSize.

[GCDEF]

i knew abt this... i means do there have any function that have any function that can convert directly?

What's wrong with division?

[TheCPUWizard]

What's wrong with division?

Division is BAD - "A house divided can not stand"

So use multiplication by 0.0009765625.

[cilu]

Division is BAD - "A house divided can not stand"

So use multiplication by 0.0009765625.

LOL. Multiplication is several times faster.

[TheCPUWizard]

LOL. Multiplication is several times faster.

Historically true, and historically significant.

However it has been at lease a decade where I have seen a real world case of this being significant.

[lsy]

There is something: StrFormatByteSize64 and StrFormatByteSize.

i try but it showing undeclared identifier... do you have any sample??

[ashukasama]

included header file shlwapi.h in code

[lsy]

included header file shlwapi.h in code

Include already but error still appear

[ashukasama]

able to open this file "shlwapi.h"

also whats error "will you post"

[cilu]

Sample? The use is so simple.

I never actually used the function, and though MSDN says for minimum operating system "Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0 with Internet Explorer 5, Windows 98, Windows 95 with Internet Explorer 5", I believe it is also supported on Win XP.

[lsy]

able to open this file "shlwapi.h"

also whats error "will you post"

how i check the file is open??
before and after include shlwapi.h the error is same..."undeclared identifier"

[ashukasama]

how i check the file is open??
before and after include shlwapi.h the error is same..."undeclared identifier"

right click on file

#include "shlwapi.h"

on context menu you will find Open Document "shlwapi.h"
try to open it ,
if not found then search file in your computer