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ah, yeah, you mean if you compile for a target, and execute on another plateform ?
in fact you have to cross compile, but i'm not sure this can only be made with a project settings change...
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I ran into this article a little while ago, which I think explains how to do it. However, I can't get to the project->properties->common properties->general from my c++ project.
Well, I also have visual studio 6.0, which I believe runs against the 1.0 framework. So if I can make my code work in VS 6.0, then wouldn't this allow me to run the application on xp embedded without further modifications/settting changes?
Thanks
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How can I make an Accessor that takes fields come from many table. for Instance I have this SQL code select name,study from agent,diploma where agent.matric = diploma.matric. I need to access the name and study field at one time .
How can I do this Accessor ?
I learn my self
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To answer that question, more information about your target environment would be useful.
Generally, look into .NET (System.Data), DAO, ODBC, ADO ... and everything else that somehow relates to database-access.
All solutions I am aware of will cache the result of a SELECT-operation, so that you can access these fields at any time.
That is all I can say without further details.
Cheers,
Sebastian
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Dear Sir,
I am using SQLSERVER 2000 database and i work with Visual c++ 6.0.
This subject is very important for me to understand.
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how do i count the number of messages present in the message queue? is there anyway?
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I don't know of any way to obtain such a number. Why do you need it? Given the hundreds of messages that are flying around at any given time, I'd guess the number would be accurate for only a few milliseconds.
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DavidCrow wrote: Why do you need it?
Just to know about it.
DavidCrow wrote: I'd guess the number would be accurate for only a few milliseconds
yea i guessed the same, but i thought there's be a "snapshot" type to get the number of messages in the queue at a given point of time.
anyway..thanks david.
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As far as I know, there's no way to know that. Perhaps, if you wrote a kernel mode driver, and it could directly access some internal data structure that stores messages, it may be able to get a count that'd be valid for a few milliseconds, if at all.
Regards,
Nish
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got it! in short ,its impossible for me for the moment. need to learn a lot 
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Do x.dll and y.dll export the DllRegisterServer() function? What message does regsvr32.exe give you?
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DLL LOADED BUT APPLICATION ENTRY NOT FOUND
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if this is the case, then how the TOOL registers it?
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You did not answer my first question so this is only a theory. Regsvr32.exe does nothing more than call one of two predefined, exported functions within a DLL or OCX file. That does not mean, however, that the DLL or OCX file can't name those exported functions something else. If that is the case, a regsvr32.exee replacement will be needed that calls those functions instead. Make sense?
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DavidCrow wrote: You did not answer my first question
oops, please excuse me david, how do i see if those predefined functions are available in the DLL?
DavidCrow wrote: Make sense?
Excellently does.
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VivekuniQ wrote: how do i see if those predefined functions are available in the DLL?
Use either Depends or Dumpbin.
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lot of learning today  thanks for your time david..
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you might want to check this one
DumpbinGUI^
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Are these automation servers? A DLL doesn't necessarily have to be registered with RegSvr32 in order to work.
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hi,
i'd like to try some assmebly instructions inside my MFC application. any assembly specialist here? i just want a small sample of it... just to display a string.
_asm
<code>Please Fill in</code>:-D
thanks.
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VivekuniQ wrote: to display a string
This is not a trivial example...
~RaGE();
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Especially for an MFC application. Using interrupt 0x21 to display a string at a command prompt is easy enough, but not very useful. I can remember back when we used to write directly to video memory. Color was at B800:0000, and monochrome was at B000:0000.
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B800:0000, hmmmmm i remeber this number, once i tried to save the content of the screen.it came out well, but i tried in C.
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