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What kind of controls are they(C1 & C2)? If you could be more specific what to do you want to achieve, its easier for people to help.
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We have a MFC project which is create in VS 4. It is converting to VS 6 then VS.net 2002 version 7.
It Use MFC in a Shared DLL It builds only in Debug mode. The EXE(using VS.net 2002) runs in another computer by distribute some .DLL files.
Now we convert this in VS 2008. After compiling it in Debug mode when we want to try run this EXE in another computer it gives error "This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect.Reinstalling the application may fix this problem."
This application we can not build in release mode. since there is no option to Release mode only debug mode available. Please advice. We have tried by distributing the .dll files.
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tdc_india wrote: This application we can not build in release mode. since there is no option to Release mode only debug mode available.
You have to build the application in release mode in order to distribute it. What do you mean by there's no option to Release mode ??
Furthermore, you have to install the redistributable package[^] on the target computer.
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We cannot find any option to build in Release mode only Debug mode is available in Configuration manager dialog Box/Toolbar. Please advice.
This project is convert from Vs 4 to Vs 6.0 then Vs.net 2002, Now in Vs 2008.
in Vs.net 2002 the application is built in Debug mode and then distribute this with .dll files then work fine.
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If you dont find a release mode then you can add it yourself in the configuration manager and copy settings from debug mode if required. We should never distribute an executable built in Debug mode to the production environment as application crash might result in unexpected popups. So , rebuild it in release mode in VS 2008 and if it still fails to run on the other machine you can install VS2008 redistributable on the machine and also try with the latest version of .Net framework.
Also , try setting your VS2008 settings to VC++ environment from the tools tab
PS: Please note ... debug version may be a short-term solution but it should always be avoided as it a box of worms in the long term.
-Kushagra
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We have done every thing as you suggest. But I failed to run this project in another computer. This EXE only execute where VS studio installed.
Thanks
Nandi
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tdc_india wrote: This application we can not build in release mode. since there is no option to Release mode only debug mode available. Please advice. We have tried by distributing the .dll files.
As Cedric already told you, you should build your application in release mode to deploy it; if you don't have a release configuration in the Configuration manager you can add a new confguration and set it in the proper way. Copy the required dependencies and settings from the existing debug configuration and change the required settings to obtain a release configuration (you can use the Project wizard to create a new application and see what it set there for the release configuration).
Another thing you should be aware of, is that Microsoft give you the right to redistribute the release version only of the runtime, then you shouldn't redistribute the debug version of its DLLs.
Cheers,
Sauro
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We have done every thing as you suggest. But I failed to run this project in another computer. This EXE only execute where VS studio installed. Thanks
Nandi
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You should install the service package 1 for the visual studio 2008
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I am using VS 2008 professional edition. I installed service pack 1. But when I create brand new project using wizard then gives compilation error for the new project. I cannot compile in Debug/Release mode. That is why we cannot create new project after install Service pack 1.
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hello guys...everything seems to be fine here but when I call at my landline number it does't show me the number.
TapiInitialize()
void WINAPI TapiInitialize() {
LPLINEDEVCAPS lineDevCaps = NULL;
lineDevCaps = (LPLINEDEVCAPS)LocalAlloc(LPTR, 4096);
EventReply = CreateEvent(NULL,FALSE,FALSE,NULL);
memset(&LineInitializeExParams,0,sizeof(LINEINITIALIZEEXPARAMS));
LineInitializeExParams.dwTotalSize = sizeof(LINEINITIALIZEEXPARAMS);
LineInitializeExParams.dwOptions = LINEINITIALIZEEXOPTION_USEEVENT;
result = lineInitializeEx(&lineApp,NULL,(LINECALLBACK)&lineCallbackFunc,NULL,&numDevs,&tapiVersion,&LineInitializeExParams);
if (result!=0)
printf("TAPI could't be Initialized");
else printf("\n\nTAPI Initialized..");
num = numDevs;
printf("\nNumber of lines available to this app: %d",(LPWSTR)num);
result = lineNegotiateAPIVersion(lineApp,0,API_EARLY_VERSION,API_CURRENT_VERSION,&tapiVersion,0);
result = lineGetDevCaps(lineApp,0,tapiVersion,0,lineDevCaps);
result = lineOpen(lineApp,0,&hLine,tapiVersion,0,0,LINECALLPRIVILEGE_MONITOR,LINEMEDIAMODE_DATAMODEM,NULL);
if(result!=0)
printf("\nLINE could't be Opened...");
else
printf("\nLINE Opened...");
TapiShutDown()
void WINAPI TapiShutdown() {
result = lineShutdown(lineApp);
if (result==0)
printf("Line closed successfuly");
else
printf("something went wrong");
}
and lineCallbackFunc().
VOID FAR PASCAL lineCallbackFunc(DWORD hDevice,DWORD dwMsg, DWORD Param1, DWORD Param2, DWORD Param3) {
if (dwMsg == LINE_REQUEST)
printf("incomg line...");
}
In the main(), I just call these functions.
int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
TapiInitialize();
Sleep(180000);
printf("\n\nPress any key to close line....");
getche();
TapiShutdown();
return 0;
} Where am I doing something wrong??
modified on Tuesday, September 21, 2010 1:21 PM
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You need to open a TAPI-device before you can receive any events - use lineOpen.
Most likely you will wan't to preceede that with lineNegotiateAPIVersion and lineGetDevCaps.
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thanx...that really was the problem though it is still not solved but im working.
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Do any of the printf() statements work?
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"Man who follows car will be exhausted." - Confucius
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Hi,
I am trying to run a project which is built from other system.
I installed Visual studio 2005 and trying to run the same project in different system.
but its building successfully.But i am getting run-time error as
"The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0150002).click on OK to terminate the application" .
What may be the problem.I am using third party dlls and lib files also.
Any help
Thanks in advance
Raj
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raju_shiva wrote: I installed Visual studio 2005 and trying to run the same project in different system.
This sentence is not clear: did you install Visual Studio on the computer on which you are trying to run your application ? If no, then the problem is probably that you didn't install the redistributable package on the target machine (see here[^]). If you have the Visual Studio SP1, you have to select the appropriate download from the list at the bottom of the page.
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Cedric Moonen wrote: did you install Visual Studio on the computer on which you are trying to run your application ?
Yes,i have installed Visual studio 2005 on the system which i am trying to run
Cedric Moonen wrote: you have to select the appropriate download from the list at the bottom of the page.
I have also installed Service pack 1(VS80sp1-KB971090-X86-INTL.exe) and vcredist_x86 on the running system
How can i know,which to be downloaded
Thanks
raj
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See if this tool helps: Dependency Walker[^]
Regards
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"Programming is an art that fights back!"
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Try to use the depends to see the dependent DLL. If there some one missing?
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How to get current application path in C++?
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In Windows, it is GetCurrentDirectory .
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AFAIK, the C++ language itself doesn't provide such functionality. And neither does any of the C runtime libraries (someone correct me if I am wrong). You have to use the underlying OS's (or any runtime environment's) APIs to achieve that. For Windows, Superman's reply holds.
...byte till it megahertz...
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What about getcwd() / _getcwd()? Declared in direct.h or unistd.h for Unix
But for question the OP:
GetModuleFileName() returns the fully qualified path of the application.
Alcohol. The cause of, and the solution to, all of life's problems - Homer Simpson
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kakan wrote: What about getcwd() / _getcwd()? Declared in direct.h or unistd.h for Unix
Oh YEAH! Thanks! direct.h is in Windows too.
...byte till it megahertz...
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