C / C++ / MFC

VKupunaram wrote:

I need code snippet to copy a file C:\TestFolder\Test.csv to D:\MyApplication\CompactFolder\

You need to google first, if you have "It's urgent please" mentioned in your question.
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Sternocera wrote:

1. Open an image of any of the major image formats (say Windows bitmap, Jpeg and PNG).

Sternocera wrote:

2. Conform it to a certain resolution. I have a strong preference for doing so without creating any resizing artefacts. I would like the result to be similar to the result you get by resizing an image in Photoshop, rather than the result you get when internet explorer renders and image at a resolution different to that of the image itself (that creates unsettling artefacts).

Sternocera wrote:

3. Convert to PNG, and then get a char pointer to a buffer containing the PNG file, so I can serialise the image as a blob in a database for later retrieval.

Sternocera wrote:

4. Retrieve the image from the database, and re-create the PNG image to be displayed in my MFC application.

Stuart Dootson wrote:

cubic Interpolation[^]

BobInNJ wrote:

To remedy this crash, I am thinking about catching the message WM_CLOSE and shutting down the worker threads

Member 4189605 wrote:

for(int rows=1;rows<=numRows;rows++)
{
    for(int columns=1;columns<=numColumns;columns++)
    {
        addResult.elements[rows][columns]=elements[rows][columns]+
                                 rhs.elements[rows][columns];
    }//for
}

#define N 10;
int a[N+1];
int i;
for (i=1; i<=N; i++)
{
// whatever
}