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1) Goto 'Project' Menu ---> Select 'Properties'.
2) In the lefthand treeview of the dialog dispalyed, select 'Linker' folder.
3) Then click the 'Input' subitem.
4) In the righthand grid, click 'Aditional Dependencies' and add the full path of your library file including library name.
cheers..mil10.
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Can you maybe explain in details which compiler you use at home and to which one you want to convert ?
I think you have a problem with your library directories. Are you 100 % sure that they are correct ? I mean copying your project to the new computer is not be sure of the correct path. Open the project properties, link tab, and check the "Additional Library Directories". Even better, remove the previous path to your library folder and write it again, to be sure it is redirected to the correct path.
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Does MagicFM.lib exist on the development machine?
"Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed." - Mark Twain
"There is no death, only a change of worlds." - Native American Proverb
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Hi.
Last week I experience next problem. I need to substitute content of some web-pages and return it to browser.
I use IHTMLElement->put_innerHTML() method.
Problems are - with sites like Yahoo.com, msn.com browser
falls with the exceptions of different types - stack overflow just after "put_innerHTML()" call, or access violations, etc.
With Google, and lots of other pages everything is OK.
NOTE: When i return the original content of msn.com start page with put_inerHTML to body element, browser falls.
The interesting detail, when I call IHTMLWindow2->blur(), then inserting innerHTML, then call IHTMLWindow2->focus() - the chances of browser's hangup are much smaller
==ORIGIN:
Record additional transactions on back of previous stub.
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Hi,
I want to have a program containing 2 queues. I want to pop() from both queues at the same time. It is like two threads. Did anybody know how to do it?
Thank you.
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Yes, You can have two STL queues and have the threads read from both simultaniously. Remember to lock the queues using CCriticalSection in case both threads accessing the same queue.
cheers ...mil10.
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justcallmedin wrote: I want to pop() from both queues at the same time.
Technically, true parallelism cannot be achieved on a uniprocessor machine. I doubt if that's what you were really after anyway, however.
"Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed." - Mark Twain
"There is no death, only a change of worlds." - Native American Proverb
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I am confused with the subject and the content of message.
Subject states you want multiple processes and message talks about threads.
Could you please be more specific?
In case of process, use kernel-objects like events, mutex, semaphore etc. to synchronize and for threads you can use user-objects like critical section(as well as kernel-objects).
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42 ? Oooops, no that was the answer to the universal question 
BTW, what does it have to do with C++ ?
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YES.
The full question is
S=1+22+32...+...., until s > 10000
s=?
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FlyWithYou wrote: YES.
 Errr, yes to what ? I was asking what your question had to do with C++ and you answer me YES.
FlyWithYou wrote: The full question is
S=1+22+32...+...., until s > 10000
s=?
Aaah ok, this is the full question. Now things are really clear  .
Seriously, what do you want us to answer exactly ? I mean you post in the C++ forum, so obviously it has something to do with C++...
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v2.0 wrote: could you please rephrase what you understood ?
That will be difficult as I didn't get anything neither
I just understood that he want to solve a mathematical problem with numbers.
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Solved already, thanks everybody.
Sorry, my english is so bad. 
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FlyWithYou wrote: Solved already, thanks everybody
may you share your solution ?
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Hi;
tic tac;
123
456
789
I began c++ two months ago,
so my question is .
How can I replace the 5 by x and the 9 by 0?
123
4x6
780
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Huh 
This is a really clear question indeed.
The only 'solution' I can give is something like that:
array[1][1] = x;<br />
array[2][2] = 0;
Now, if this doesn't answer your question, then try to be more explicit (and keep in mind that we cannot see your code, nor your screen, nor what's in your brain)
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I think your problem is very easy to deal with,you can solove this problem in some ways,one simple way is use an array,just try,good luck!
Always do you best,what you plant you will harvest
later!
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well, it depends how your grid is defined, 1D array, 2D array ?
Maximilien Lincourt
Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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I don't mean to sound rude, but this is the 3rd time you have posted this question, but you have never explained anything. All your posts(sadly not just in this topic) seem to be the equivalent of
"My program doesn't work, why not?"
To which others ask
"What is your program, how is it written, what are you trying to do?"
To which you start a new thread and again post
"My program doesn't work, why not?"
You will never get a valid answer if nobody knows what the hell you are on about!
If you want somebody to post the code to your assignments on the web you have to try a little harder than that.
When I die I'd like to go peacefully in my sleep like my father, not screaming in terror like his passengers!!!
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this is more a discussion to the lounge or even better, soapbox material...
it is not a C++ programming question, so it doesn't have anything to do here. and if i agreed or not with your thought, i won't tell you my feeling here...
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Just to remind you that CP not for this kind of purposes.
Indians may good or bad!!!
But your Posting @ CP only BAD!!!!!
Anil
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Look at this person who don't know where to post this kind of discussion topic is raising questions over Indian's programming skills and communication. Better correct yourself rather than passing comments.  :->
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Computers are not prejudiced. They can be poorly programmed by Indians just as well as they can by any other race.
ROWALI wrote: Whats your take on this?
I'd say I'm glad I do not work with someone with such an immature attitude.
"Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed." - Mark Twain
"There is no death, only a change of worlds." - Native American Proverb
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