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Re: typecast of the directshow filter

raj157614-Oct-09 22:29

raj1576

14-Oct-09 22:29

Application is crashed

Re: typecast of the directshow filter

Cool_Dev14-Oct-09 22:39

Cool_Dev

14-Oct-09 22:39

The better thing is..

IBaseFilter *pFilter = 0;
HRESULT hr;
hr = m_pSinkFilter->QueryInterace(IID_IBaseFilter, (void**)&pFilter);
if(SUCCEEDED(hr))
{
Cool | :cool:

}

Cool_Dev
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Re: typecast of the directshow filter

CPallini14-Oct-09 22:45

CPallini

14-Oct-09 22:45

raj1576 wrote:
GetPin((IBaseFilter*)&m_pSinkFilter, PINDIR_OUTPUT);

That looks wrong, since m_pSinkFilter is already a pointer to an interface, you should write

GetPin((IBaseFilter*)m_pSinkFilter, PINDIR_OUTPUT)

(i.e. remove the address-of operator).

In any case, what is the purpose of bypassing the COM QueryInterface mechanism? Why don't you use m_pSinkFilter to QueryInterface for IBaseFilter?
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Re: typecast of the directshow filter

raj157614-Oct-09 23:15

raj1576

14-Oct-09 23:15

Now I am doing this like as

hr = pController->CreateSourceGraph(wFilter, m_pGraph, &m_pSinkFilter);

hr = m_pSinkFilter->QueryInterface(IID_IBaseFilter, (void**)&FileSource);
if(SUCCEEDED(hr))
{
hr = ConnectFilters(m_pGraph,FileSource,mxfparser);
if(FAILED(hr))
{
MessageBoxA(NULL,"failed to connect","",NULL);
}
}

But Here now connectFilters Failed.

Selection Visual C++ version for driver development

TechAvtar14-Oct-09 20:00

TechAvtar

14-Oct-09 20:00

Hi,

I am an experienced programmer in Linux, but new to Windows.
I want to develop windows XP driver for a PCI based device.
Also, I want to write a device capability Demonstration application.
I am free to select Visual Studio 6.0 to Visual Studio 2008.

1. Is it a good decision to do the Demo Application development in VC++ Dot-Net, and Driver Development in Non-Dot net environment?

2.Which version of Visual studio is suitable for me, considering the future usefulness of the technical knowledge I am acquiring.

3.Please suggest some good books for Windows XP Driver Development.

Thank You very Much

Jacob

Re: Selection Visual C++ version for driver development

CPallini14-Oct-09 20:45

CPallini

14-Oct-09 20:45

TechAvtar wrote:
1. Is it a good decision to do the Demo Application development in VC++ Dot-Net, and Driver Development in Non-Dot net environment?

IMHO yes.

TechAvtar wrote:
2.Which version of Visual studio is suitable for me, considering the future usefulness of the technical knowledge I am acquiring.

The latest one.

TechAvtar wrote:
3.Please suggest some good books for Windows XP Driver Development.

Sorry, I don't know.

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Re: Selection Visual C++ version for driver development

Richard MacCutchan14-Oct-09 22:19

Richard MacCutchan

14-Oct-09 22:19

TechAvtar wrote:
3.Please suggest some good books for Windows XP Driver Development.

Take a look here[^], lots to choose from.

_chdrive unicode support.

Rakesh514-Oct-09 19:58

Rakesh5

14-Oct-09 19:58

Hi Guys,

Do we have any unicode equivalent to this _chdrive function?

I made my application unicode supporting one. previously it was working fine but now it is not working and application is crashing.

Previously it was having the value of 28 but now the value is 35. Why is it so?

code snippet:
----------------------
_chdrive(theApp.m_Dir[0]-'A'+1);

-------------------------------------------------
can anyone shed some light on this issue?

Thanks,
Rakesh.

Re: _chdrive unicode support.

Cedric Moonen14-Oct-09 20:22

Cedric Moonen

14-Oct-09 20:22

Rakesh5 wrote:
Do we have any unicode equivalent to this _chdrive function?

_chdrive is completely independent of UNICODE, since it accepts an integer as argument (and not a string).

Rakesh5 wrote:
Previously it was having the value of 28 but now the value is 35.

Which value are you talking about ? The return value of _chdrive ? That's impossible since it returns either 0 or 1.

Please clarify your question...

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Re: _chdrive unicode support.

Rakesh514-Oct-09 20:48

Rakesh5

14-Oct-09 20:48

Hi,thanks for the reply...

int a = theApp.m_Dir[0]-'A'+1 ;

Can you please tell me what is the logic behind using 'A' + 1 ;

Can you help me??

Thanks,
Rakesh.

Re: _chdrive unicode support.

Cedric Moonen14-Oct-09 20:57

Cedric Moonen

14-Oct-09 20:57

Rakesh5 wrote:
Can you please tell me what is the logic behind using 'A' + 1 ;

You wrote the code but you don't understand what you wrote ??

Anyway, you are taking the first letter of the m_Dir string (which is probably a drive letter) and substracting the value of 'A'. This is because the letter 'A' has a specific ASCII code (which is not 1) but the A drive should be 1. Then you are incrementing the drive number by 1.

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Software developer

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OpenGL game tutorial in C++

Re: _chdrive unicode support.

Rakesh514-Oct-09 21:07

Rakesh5

14-Oct-09 21:07

actually i did not write the code..my seniors have written.. am trying to learn what they have used ..

anyway thanks alot for your help...

rakesh.

Re: _chdrive unicode support.

David Crow15-Oct-09 3:31

David Crow

15-Oct-09 3:31

Rakesh5 wrote:
actually i did not write the code..my seniors have written.. am trying to learn what they have used ..

So use the debugger to see what the value of a is.

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question of prime nos..

ankitfranciscan14-Oct-09 19:21

ankitfranciscan

14-Oct-09 19:21

finding prime nos. with an algo having time complexity of O(n)???

Re: question of prime nos..

CPallini14-Oct-09 20:43

CPallini

14-Oct-09 20:43

This sounds like a very good question for Google.
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Tracking or monitoring the file/folder copy

Dinakara K14-Oct-09 18:50

Dinakara K

14-Oct-09 18:50

Hi,

I would like to know if there are any ways to programmatically detect or monitor the file or folder being copied either by copy command(like on command prompt-- copy a b) or by using drag/drop(ctrl+c and ctr+v).
It would be helpful if you could give some pointers( preferably some APIs in vc++)

thanks and regards
Dinakara K

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CAIR, Bangalore

Re: Tracking or monitoring the file/folder copy

«_Superman_»14-Oct-09 19:49

«_Superman_»

14-Oct-09 19:49

You would probably need a File System Filter Driver for this.
Not a very easy task.

Look at the FileSpy sample in the Windows Driver Kit (WDK).

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Re: Tracking or monitoring the file/folder copy

Dinakara K14-Oct-09 20:44

Dinakara K

14-Oct-09 20:44

Thanks for the quick reply.I will look at FileSpy.....

Dinakara K

CAIR, Bangalore

publish/subscribe model for real time simulation system

Vijeesh Theningalaedathil14-Oct-09 18:49

Vijeesh Theningalaedathil

14-Oct-09 18:49

I want to build an application with publish/subscribe model for UDP communication for a real time simulation system. I'm new to this communication model and need to know much about the publish/subscribe model. We are using the Client/Server model for the communication. Where can I get some details about this model and what is the middleware I should be using.

Thanks
Vijeesh T

Re: publish/subscribe model for real time simulation system

Richard MacCutchan14-Oct-09 22:22

Richard MacCutchan

14-Oct-09 22:22

Member 4599406 wrote:
Where can I get some details about this model and what is the middleware I should be using.

I bet Google has lots of information.

Using GetOpenFileName on both Win98 and WinXP

Patcher3214-Oct-09 12:34

Patcher32

14-Oct-09 12:34

GetOpenFileName() is Win32 API function which accepts a pointer to a OPENFILENAME structure. In this structure, you have to set up a member lStructSize to sizeof(OPENFILENAME) for Windows XP and above. But for Windows98 it must be OPENFILENAME_SIZE_VERSION_400. When I use an if statement to do it, compiler gives fatal error and stops :

OPENFILENAME ofn;
if(win98()==FALSE)
       ofn.lStructSize = sizeof(OPENFILENAME); //for Windows XP
else
       ofn.lStructSize = OPENFILENAME_SIZE_VERSION_400; //for Windows 98/ME

Ofcourse I can make seperate functions for opening files in win98 etc. But what is a better way to do this.
Thank you

Re: Using GetOpenFileName on both Win98 and WinXP

«_Superman_»14-Oct-09 12:51

«_Superman_»

14-Oct-09 12:51

What is the error that you get?

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Re: Using GetOpenFileName on both Win98 and WinXP

Patcher3214-Oct-09 12:55

Patcher32

14-Oct-09 12:55

This is what Pelles C Compiler displays :
Building MAIN.obj.
C:\Code\Hasher\MAIN.C(34): fatal error: Internal error: get_rule().
*** Error code: 1 ***
Done.

Re: Using GetOpenFileName on both Win98 and WinXP

«_Superman_»14-Oct-09 12:58

«_Superman_»

14-Oct-09 12:58

From the code that you pasted, I'm not able to figure out what the problem is.
The if condition looks perfect.
Is that on line 34 of main.c?

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Re: Using GetOpenFileName on both Win98 and WinXP

Patcher3214-Oct-09 13:03

Patcher32

14-Oct-09 13:03

Yes. Its line # 34 in main.c

When I remove if statement and just set lStructSize to one of the values, the code compiles perfectly.

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