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Re: [urgent]How do i create Lib from Regular DLL

Rajesh R Subramanian14-Mar-07 19:41

Rajesh R Subramanian

14-Mar-07 19:41

ksrameshkanth wrote:
[urgent]

The urgent forum is yet to open. If it is really urgent, you can visit http://www.rentacoder.com

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Re: [urgent]How do i create Lib from Regular DLL

ThatsAlok14-Mar-07 22:43

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14-Mar-07 22:43

brahmma wrote:
If it is really urgent, you can visit http://www.rentacoder.com

he he he!

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Re: [urgent]How do i create Lib from Regular DLL

ThatsAlok14-Mar-07 22:47

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14-Mar-07 22:47

brahmma wrote:
If it is really urgent, you can visit http://www.rentacoder.com

he he he!.. any way who voted you down.. let me square it off!

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Re: [urgent]How do i create Lib from Regular DLL

Rajesh R Subramanian14-Mar-07 22:58

Rajesh R Subramanian

14-Mar-07 22:58

Thanks

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Re: [urgent]How do i create Lib from Regular DLL

toxcct14-Mar-07 22:13

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14-Mar-07 22:13

what is your need exactly ?

you already have an exe built, and you want an additional .lib file ? what that for ?

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Re: [urgent]How do i create Lib from Regular DLL

ThatsAlok14-Mar-07 22:44

ThatsAlok

14-Mar-07 22:44

ksrameshkanth wrote:
my exe is single when i distribute to customer, So i don't want to use dll. How do i convert my dll into lib.

you need source code of dll for that!

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Re: [urgent]How do i create Lib from Regular DLL

Mark Salsbery15-Mar-07 5:42

Mark Salsbery

15-Mar-07 5:42

This really belongs on the Urgent board as others have mentioned.

I have to ask why it's such a problem to include a dll with an exe?

If you plan on statically linking the code that's in the DLL with your application then you need
to rebuild the DLL as a static link library.

Good luck!
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Re: [urgent]How do i create Lib from Regular DLL

Hamid_RT15-Mar-07 18:37

Hamid_RT

15-Mar-07 18:37

What application type and can you be mre specific about your program

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List all window handles from a parent like Spy++

Toubou14-Mar-07 19:11

Toubou

14-Mar-07 19:11

How can I get a list of all window handles from parent window handle, like Spy++

Re: List all window handles from a parent like Spy++

prasad_som14-Mar-07 19:21

prasad_som

14-Mar-07 19:21

Use EnumChildProc.

EnumChildWindows(hwndParent, EnumChildProc, 
                0); 
BOOL CALLBACK EnumChildProc(HWND hwndChild, LPARAM lParam) 
{ 
//here hwndChild is child window handle, and this function will be called for each child of this parent
}

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Re: List all window handles from a parent like Spy++

ThatsAlok14-Mar-07 19:28

ThatsAlok

14-Mar-07 19:28

Toubou wrote:
How can I get a list of all window handles from parent window handle, like Spy++

FindWindowEx

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Re: List all window handles from a parent like Spy++

Hamid_RT15-Mar-07 19:04

Hamid_RT

15-Mar-07 19:04

See MSDN for EnumChildWindows it has a good example

WhiteSky

Re: List all window handles from a parent like Spy++

ThatsAlok15-Mar-07 21:09

ThatsAlok

15-Mar-07 21:09

WhiteSky wrote:
See MSDN for EnumChildWindows it has a good example

i usually prefer FindWindowEx over EnumChildWindows.. my personal favourite what do you say@

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drawing a sin graph in vc++

l_d14-Mar-07 18:39

l_d

14-Mar-07 18:39

can u tell me how to plot a sin graph in vc++ with y=sin(x).
here where x is from 1 to 100

is the following correct
for(int i=0;i<100;i++)
double y= sin(i);
dc.LineTo(i,y);

using this i am not getting curve

please tell me

Re: drawing a sin graph in vc++

Parthi_Appu14-Mar-07 18:52

Parthi_Appu

14-Mar-07 18:52

l_d wrote:
for(int i=0;i<100;i++)
double y= sin(i);
dc.LineTo(i,y);

To get a curce you have to make the x-axis visible.
Before startting the for loop move the starting drawing point visible.
dc.MoveTo(0, nVerticalCenteroftheWindow);

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Re: drawing a sin graph in vc++

Parthi_Appu14-Mar-07 19:18

Parthi_Appu

14-Mar-07 19:18

with addition to my above reply...

we know that sin(90) is 1.
for all the i value less than 90 we will get y < 1 or y < 0.
So you have to map the small values to some high value, that is, the value of 1 will be some 50 or 100. So that the y values should be converted to the new high value and plot the line.

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Re: drawing a sin graph in vc++

cp987614-Mar-07 21:48

cp9876

14-Mar-07 21:48

sin(x) gives sine of x where x is in radians. Your plot would be sampling sin(x) about 3 times per cycle so you would be getting a very spikey graph. If you want to plot sin(x) with x in degrees, use
y = sin(pi*x/180);

Alternatively plot y = sin(x) with x going from 0 to 2*pi in say 100 steps - should give you a nice plot.

Peter

Re: drawing a sin graph in vc++

Parthi_Appu14-Mar-07 22:03

Parthi_Appu

14-Mar-07 22:03

cp9876 wrote:
use
y = sin(pi*x/180);

We can't use the 'y' value as such. It will draw a straight line, because for the x value from 0 - 90 the y value will be from 0 to 1. That is you will draw lines with varing x but the y vakue will be 0 untill 90. you can get 1, while x = 90.

So to plot, we have to map the y value to some larger value...

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Re: drawing a sin graph in vc++

cp987614-Mar-07 23:18

cp9876

14-Mar-07 23:18

You're right - guess we have given enough hints for the homework Big Grin | :-D

Peter

Re: drawing a sin graph in vc++

l_d15-Mar-07 9:49

l_d

15-Mar-07 9:49

thanks to all of you.