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Speech Feedback to Recogniser21 Nov 2007 17:23 GMT8
I am writing my own recogniser and synthesis software in VB .net.
However, every time I get the syntheser to speek something the mic
picks it up and thinks it is a command! It is quite bizzar - it sits
there talking to itself pure jibberish! I use Microsoft Speech the
Path in warnings depends on /Zi vs. /ZI21 Nov 2007 13:32 GMT1
I have a script that scans the nightly build's output and filters
warnings according to some rules. The script got tripped last night
due to a change in a project's settings. After that, warnings didn't
have a
Adding native enum values to an ArrayList20 Nov 2007 21:28 GMT1
How do I add native enum values to an ArrayList?
Let's say I have a native enum:
typedef enum _EVENT_CODE
{
Build problem with C++/CLI dll.20 Nov 2007 17:08 GMT1
I'm working on a VS 2005 solution which includes a project with WPF/
C#  for UI work, and several projects with C++/CLI for business
logic.
I often ran into a problem where C++/CLI dlls cannot be built because
.netmodule problem20 Nov 2007 07:13 GMT1
Probably doing something stupid but can't find what.
I have a C++/CLI module. In the final assembly I include 2 C# .netmodules.
Everything has worked fine until recently when the output assembly no longer
contains the .netmodules (size of the assembly dropped from 300K to 80K). ...
C++ calls to WCF Service20 Nov 2007 05:09 GMT2
I need to make a call to a (WCF) service from C++
the C++ app utilizes an unmanaged library that receives a callback when an
event occurs. when the callback is called, I need to access a WCF service
(written in C# so- it is managed).
Simple Question VB. Net20 Nov 2007 04:50 GMT2
I have the following call from a Button1
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
       Dim strMp3 As String
Microsoft Lili (and other voices)19 Nov 2007 19:00 GMT2
I have recently bought a Vista laptop to do speech recognition development
using VS VC++ 2008 /CLI. It comes with 'Microsoft Anna' as it's only voice.
I would like to add many voices to test my software. I have a menu in my
application to choice a text-to-speech voice, but hard to ...
/CLR bloats image with unreferenced code in VC819 Nov 2007 03:24 GMT5
We upgraded a bunch of MEC++ code to C++/CLI about 11 months ago and we've
noticed that our images bloated quite a lot in the process. Upon
investigating I observed that when a /clr compiland includes a header file
for a native type that has an inlined copy constructor, that both ...
nested class question17 Nov 2007 18:32 GMT1
Can a ref class have a definition for a native class nested in it?
The ref class would also have a native pointer to an instance of the
nested class (which I know is ok).
Why does moving a Form cause the Resize event to fire?16 Nov 2007 22:24 GMT3
It seems kind of strange that if a Form is just moved that Resize events
fire. This makes it hard to tell the difference betweeen resizing and moving
a Form.
I can understand why resizing might also be considered a move (since the
understanding main() and _tmain16 Nov 2007 18:12 GMT2
//int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])        // main for windows
int main(int argc, char *argv[])                   // ... or main
{
    cout <<argv[0]<<endl;
Vista and XP16 Nov 2007 11:00 GMT1
I have a VB.net program in .exe format compiled in XP. Will this run
on Vista or must I re-compile on a Vista machine?
Thanks
Hardy
VS 2005 uses almost 100% CPU for 5 minutes on startup15 Nov 2007 21:54 GMT3
I'm running Visual Studio 2005 Professionl Edition and Visual C++ 2005. A few days ago it started
acting differently. When I open a project now it takes over 5 minutes for it to become usable and
uses most of the CPU during this time. I'm running this in Vista on a core 2 duo ...
Does anyone know what this text means? (related to C4251 warning)15 Nov 2007 20:09 GMT19
On MS site: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/esew7y1w(VS.80).aspx
is the following garbled rambling:
"You can avoid exporting classes by defining a DLL that defines a class
with virtual functions, and functions you can call to instantiate and
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