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Actually I am using this dll for shell context menu then how can I do this and what is mean by "attach the debugger".
Please help.
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pther wrote: How can I debug a dll file?
You need a startup application that loads the dll and calls the functions.
if you have the corresponding "pdb" file for the dll and corresponding source files you can debug the dll viewing the source code.
please specify the situation.
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Actually I am using this dll for shell context menu. So I have to regitster it and this is called through the right click of any file or folder.
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Along with Naveen's reply, whose link provides information to start a new explorer, try attaching to the already running explorer.exe from the menu Tools->Attach to process (select explorer.exe).
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If I attach explorer.exe, a dialog appear with text "explorer.exe does not contain debug symbols".
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what happens if you skip it as you are not going to debug explorer.exe but your dll.
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Hi
can i get client TCP/IP connection through TcpGetTable().If yes then how?
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mirtu wrote: through TcpGetTable().
TcpGetTable() ?? 
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GetTcpTable() perhaps?
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ok GetTcpTable()...
But about my solution.it's not my solution
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What exactly are you wanting to know?
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through this i want to check client TCP/IP connection
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mirtu wrote: ...i want to check client TCP/IP connection
Which is extremely vague. Please explain.
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Hi Friends...
Run-Time Check Failur#0- The value of ESP was not properly saved across as a function call. This is usually a result
of calling a function declared with one calling convention with a function pointer with a different calling
convention.
Thanks 'N' Advance
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Thank you for the information.
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you r welcome ....but how to solve it
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Mathen.K
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rowdy_vc++ wrote: how to solve it
this was not there in your original post.
actually the error message is very clear. calling convention used in exe and dll are different for the same function. possibly you declared the function as __stdcall in exe and _cdecl in dll. refer calling convention in msdn.
post the declaration of the functions used in exe and dll to get answer.
modified on Thursday, March 13, 2008 3:09 AM
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Rajesh R Subramanian wrote: You're such a badass, Raj.
using cursing word in public forum is crime dude !
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So what's the question? If you are wanting to know how to fix the error message, see here.
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"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne
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I have some rectangular blocks or figures drawn in my window or view and i need to search the whole window and locate a particular block even if the particular view or window is closed. e.g. having a GoTo box where i will write that block name and then the chart or the required window gets opened with the focus on the block. Please advise how to go about it.
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If you are relying on a internal data structure to store the rectangle, then you don't want to depend on the window, whether it is closed or not. Use data structure which stores reactangle, chart identifier, block name, so that when the goto box is used to search a block nail down the data structure object and create the corresponding chart, and draw highlighted to indicate the focus.
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In documentation it is said, log10() is using complex type argument. Can we use this function with int or float types?
How to check the return value is infinitive?
Best Regards,
Suman
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There are four overrides for this function of types COMPLX, double, long double and float.
I want to check if the return value is infinitive.
Best Regards,
Suman
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