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FindFirstFile() limitations?04 May 2004 19:01 GMT2
I want to know if FindFirstFile() can do more as I expect.
FindFirstFile() can take the arguement of "*" or "?",  for example,
        FindFirstFile("result.*.txt", &FileData);
I want to get files result_12.txt or result10.txt only,
out/ref params04 May 2004 18:28 GMT7
Does MC++ support out/ref param semantics (as C# does)?  The MC++ spec
doesn't mention about this, so supposedly they are not supported?
Thanks,
Simon
SharedMemory Base address mapping04 May 2004 18:25 GMT3
I wonder... Is it possible to define the address to which shared memory will be mapped
In other words is it possible to apriory define the address MapViewOfFile returns
Dlls are being loaded and relocated on the relocation table during Process Creation, is it possible to ...
Bugs & runtime error linking with LIBCMTD.DLL in Managed C++04 May 2004 17:31 GMT7
I'm encountering a R6002 Runtime error and several bugs when trying to generate a simple Managed C++ application with .NET 2003.  The main problem seems to arise from linking with LIBCMT(D).DLL.  (My requirement is that we can't link with MSVCRT(D).LIB.)  Below are steps I've ...
Screen flash when using cl.exe04 May 2004 15:58 GMT2
I'm using an application (a Tcl/Tk app) that uses cl.exe to compile code in the
background.  One very annoying feature is that a DOS box is flashed to the
screen and then withdrawn during linking.  Imagine using this application to
link thousands of executables and trying to use ...
Does .net replace win32?04 May 2004 14:31 GMT5
Okay...one last question.  I've pretty much spent the weekend reading
up on .Net, Soap, web services and enough three letter acronyms to
feed the world alphabet soup.
Is it a fair and mostly true statement to say that when programming
Migrating from VC++ v6 to v7.104 May 2004 14:09 GMT5
With Visual C++ v6, I was able to open a .cpp file into the IDE, type F7, and
have an executable.  With .NET 2003, that is no longer the case.  Is there a
quick and dirty way in .NET to perform like its predecessor?
VB6 + VC++ : how to avoid flicker?04 May 2004 13:20 GMT4
I am trying to avoid flicker in this situation:
1) I create a simple VB6 Window application (a void form) and I define
this code for the form (that has the autoredraw property set to false):
'NOTE: this declaration is in another file
ENABLE_QUICK_EDIT_MODE etc04 May 2004 06:47 GMT1
Does anybody know the values of the following flags for SetConsoleMode()?
Apparently Microsoft forgot to put them in the headers. Thanks in advance.
ENABLE_INSERT_MODE
ENABLE_QUICK_EDIT_MODE
Array Name04 May 2004 05:21 GMT2
                    Hello, I need some help with something simple.  How would I be able to display two or three names in an array?  So, if I have an array calle
Names[ 3 ] = { 10, 10, 10 };  //Names can hold up to three names with 10 characters each. First I want to let the User ...
Error LNK209103 May 2004 22:51 GMT1
I am taking a c++ course. I have a simple program that just wont compile and
I cant seem to figure out why. If I compile the class file without
referencing it in the int main() it will compile but once I try to createon
abject of the class type I get:
Bit handling03 May 2004 22:42 GMT2
I've got the following problem: I have a 16bit integer, and I want to get the value, that is represented by the last 13 bits, like that
XXX?????????????    //I'm interested in all that is covered by '?
Additionally, I need to convert this value to integer. For all that, I wrote the ...
AddIPAddress, DeleteIPAddress on Windows NT 4.003 May 2004 19:23 GMT1
i'm using the APIs   AddIPAddress and DeleteIPAddress  from the Iphlpapi.lib
in the Microsoft Platform SDK.
On MSDN i found the compatibility of them: Windows NT: Requires version 5.0
or later.
GetOpenFileName bug03 May 2004 16:58 GMT14
GetOpenFileName with flag
OFN_ALLOWMULTISELECT
will create error message if number of characters exceeds 29700 characters.
I does not matter if you alocated enough space. It will use only first 32768
compiler bug03 May 2004 14:56 GMT1
I have a strange problem with the code below. I _suspect_ a compiler
bug. When compiling the code below with 7.1, i get a number of
"undefined variable" errors, but the code should compile fine. However
1) If I remove the forward declaration
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