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Which mechanism is better?29 Dec 2003 08:14 GMT1
I have to create a dll with communication functionality.
The first idea was to implement only functions for sending, and user
to implement (and pass me a pointer to) function for receiving. Dll
would call those receiving events in internally created thread.
Linking Custom Function Libraries to Program25 Dec 2003 17:26 GMT4
I have a question on how to link a custom function
library to my program without making it part of my
program work space. I am running windows XP on a PIII
machine and using VC++ 2003 and I am writing C Win32
DLL newbie22 Dec 2003 05:21 GMT1
Let me just begin by saying i'm pretty much lost here, so
bare with me plz.
Basically, I'm trying to obtain the same result one gets
when using a DLL in VB6. That's I want to create a DLL
#including .h files from a .dll project, I can't get it to work!15 Dec 2003 17:51 GMT1
I have a .dll project with both __gc and __nogc classes, managed and
unmanaged code.  In my unmanaged code, I want to call sqrt() from math.h.
So, I've #included <math.h> in the .cpp file, but I'm getting an unresolved
external symbol linker error.  I have the same code in an .exe ...
Link error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol 15 Dec 2003 17:03 GMT1
I'm trying to use some power management features with windows 2000
Professional and I have visual studio .net 2003 installed with the latest
service packs and everything...  I want to write a simple app to turn the
system into sleep mode/suspend mode.  As per documentation of ACPI, ...
Using MFC in a Managed C++ DLL?? Can I? 13 Dec 2003 00:40 GMT3
I have some old C code that uses MFC and some C Run Time Library.
I need to be able to call this from C#
I thought i'd be able to create a Managed C++ DLL, tell the project it was
using MFC,  include the .c file and be on my way.
_fileinfo (file handles are getting inherited by child process created via _spwanv)12 Dec 2003 16:56 GMT1
I have this sample program
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <process.h>
Serial Port Communications12 Dec 2003 10:11 GMT2
I am trying to get data from the serial ports and use it
in my program.  Anyone know how to best to do this.  I am
using Visual C++ 6.0 to develop.
Calling Win32 DLL from VB6 Function12 Dec 2003 05:44 GMT1
Seems I can't call a Win32 DLL exported function from a VB6 function. I can
call it successfully from a VB6 Form_Load event. Strange. Any ideas? Here's
the exported C++.NET function and VB6 Function.
// Win32DLL.cpp : Defines the entry point for the DLL application.
How to using ADO in the VC7 of .Net 200310 Dec 2003 01:38 GMT2
        I want to compile the MS's program: ADOXCreateDatabaseX.cpp on VC7
of .Net 2003. The compiler always told me:
c:\project\console\console\Debug\msado15.tlh(2374) : error C2059: syntax
error : '-'
How to use STL under VC++07 Dec 2003 08:31 GMT2
To all,
I've tried to use the data structures in STL of standard
C++ lib, but compile errors such as "vector is an
undefined variable/type"
 
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