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Re: Adding 2 double datat types

dipuks18-Sep-09 6:11

18-Sep-09 6:11

thanks

Re: Adding 2 double datat types

David Crow18-Sep-09 6:55

18-Sep-09 6:55

dipuks wrote:
so how to do that programmatically?

can you show a sample code?

Isn't that what the reference to abs() was for?

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download Netapi32.lib

ranjithgoud18-Sep-09 1:55

18-Sep-09 1:55

Hai all ,

I am using NetuseAdd() function for that I have to link to netapi32.lib ,
but i am unable to download it ,
please can any one help me?

ranjith

Re: download Netapi32.lib

Cedric Moonen18-Sep-09 2:12

18-Sep-09 2:12

Why do you want to download it independantly ? It should be part of the platform SDK. Did you download the PlatformSDK ? Which version of Visual studio are you using ?

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Re: download Netapi32.lib

ranjithgoud18-Sep-09 2:14

18-Sep-09 2:14

I am using vs 6.0(vc++)

Thanks
Ranjith

Re: download Netapi32.lib

Rajesh R Subramanian18-Sep-09 2:24

Rajesh R Subramanian

18-Sep-09 2:24

Which version of Windows are you targeting? This API is present only in Windows 2000 or above. You must ensure to define _WIN32_WINNT and WINVER to something that's above 0x500 (Windows 2000 or above) to have this API available to be used from your code.

Are you using a really OLD SDK?

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Re: download Netapi32.lib

Naveen18-Sep-09 2:23

18-Sep-09 2:23

Download the platform SDK from the microsoft site and integrate it to visual studio.

if you are using VS 6, you have to download platform SDK 2003[^]

If you are using any latest version of visual studio, better download the latest SDK[^]

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Re: download Netapi32.lib

Rajesh R Subramanian18-Sep-09 2:27

Rajesh R Subramanian

18-Sep-09 2:27

Naveen wrote:
If you are using any latest version of visual studio, better download the latest SDK[^]

Actually, the latest sdk is here[^] Smile | :)

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Re: download Netapi32.lib

Naveen18-Sep-09 2:37

18-Sep-09 2:37

D'Oh! | :doh:

ha...Thanks

I actually checked for a latest SDK than SDK 2008 by googling "SDK 2009". which didnt give me a valid result. Now only I came to know that, they changed the convension of post fixing the year with the SDK name Frown | :(

Frown | :(

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Re: download Netapi32.lib

ranjithgoud18-Sep-09 2:40

18-Sep-09 2:40

I am using windows XP(vs 6) as a client and windows server2003 as a server.
I have to access the shared folder from server to client without authentication(I have to authenticate thgough the program).

Thanks
ranjith

Re: download Netapi32.lib

ranjithgoud18-Sep-09 3:14

18-Sep-09 3:14

Thanks all i got it...

Re: download Netapi32.lib

David Crow18-Sep-09 6:23

18-Sep-09 6:23

Did you not believe me the first time I said it here/

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Game-point18-Sep-09 1:21

18-Sep-09 1:21

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Re: how to Read Text from Image file

Cedric Moonen18-Sep-09 1:24

18-Sep-09 1:24

Did you investigate after my previous reply [^] ?
Why don't you provide more information if what I suggested is not what you are looking for ?

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Re: how to Read Text from Image file

Game-point18-Sep-09 1:27

18-Sep-09 1:27

Sorry Mr. Cedric

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Re: how to Read Text from Image file

Game-point18-Sep-09 1:53

18-Sep-09 1:53

Is there any samples for implement OCR Concept ..??

Thanks!!!!!11

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Re: how to Read Text from Image file

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Sauce!18-Sep-09 5:42

18-Sep-09 5:42

rajugis, this is at least the 10th thread i've seen you make in the past week where you've asked for some obscure function or technique, having shown absolutely no attempt at solving the problem yourself. If you don't try and find a solution on your own, then nobody else will bother helping you to find one.

operator overloading

santhosh-padamatinti18-Sep-09 0:47

santhosh-padamatinti

18-Sep-09 0:47

Hi,

Some where I read that when we don't have the efficient size for a data type we can increase this one by using operator overloading.
For example he is saying that a integer is having 2 bytes of memory occupancy by using operator overloading he says that he can increase this memory into 4 byte. Is it really possible like in this approach.
Any one please show me the correct path for this.

sampath-padamatinti

Re: operator overloading

Stuart Dootson18-Sep-09 1:53

18-Sep-09 1:53

By operator overloading?! No. Maybe a pragma pack.

And what do you mean by 'an efficient size for a data type', pray tell?

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Re: operator overloading

Roger Stoltz18-Sep-09 2:03

18-Sep-09 2:03

sampath-padamatinti wrote:
don't have the efficient size for a data type

What does this mean?
That the size is inefficient? In what way; not 32-bit aligned?
What kind of data type are you referring to? Classes?

sampath-padamatinti wrote:
we can increase this one by using operator overloading

Well, it depends...
The code size will of course be bigger, but the size of the object will remain.
You may increase the size of an object by adding one or more virtual functions as the virtual table is part of the object, but this has nothing to do with efficiency.

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Re: operator overloading

CPallini18-Sep-09 2:37

18-Sep-09 2:37

Don't bother about.
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Issue in porting code from VS6.0 to VS2008 [modified]

Nandu_77b18-Sep-09 0:41

18-Sep-09 0:41

Hi,

class Client;
Client(const Client&);

The above code compiles fine with VSC++6.0, when same is compiled with VSC++ 2008 throw’s the following is the compilation error "error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does not support default-int"

Then I have changed the code as below, it got compiled with VSC++ 2008.
Client(const &Client);

So can any one help me what is the cause of the problem and whether this "Client(const &Client); " is correct approach.

Thanks,
Nandu

modified on Friday, September 18, 2009 7:48 AM

Re: Issue in porting code from VS6.0 to VS2008

Stuart Dootson18-Sep-09 1:55

18-Sep-09 1:55

What is that code even meant to mean? You've forward declared a class (Client), then what looks a bit like a constructor for that class. Doesn't make sense.

Oh - and VS2008 is complaining because you haven't specified a return type for what looks like a function declaration of a function called Client.

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Re: Issue in porting code from VS6.0 to VS2008

Nandu_77b18-Sep-09 4:37

18-Sep-09 4:37

Thanks, I got the answer.

In VS6.0 Client(const &Client); compiles fine, where as in VS2008 it throws compilation error.
For VS2008 it should be Client(const Client&); - For copy con

-Nandu

Re: Issue in porting code from VS6.0 to VS2008

Stuart Dootson18-Sep-09 4:44

18-Sep-09 4:44

So…lets look at the code you posted:

class Client;
Client(const Client&);

and what (judging by your answer) you should have posted:

class Client
{
   Client(const &Client);
};

Your original code was syntactically incorrect and at the same time had the syntax (const Client&) that you now report as fixing the problem. If you're going to post problems with a code snippet, at least make it an accurate code snippet...

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