C / C++ / MFC

long comm_fm_node_id(comm_fm_dev_t *dev, long group) {
    if (group == 0) {
        return MCAST_nodeid;
    }
    else {
        return -1;
    }
} 

pgav wrote:

long comm_fm_node_id(comm_fm_dev_t *dev, long group) {
return (group == 0) ? MCAST_nodeid : -1;
}

if (expression)
{
	return SomeValue;
}
else
{
	return SomeOtherValue;
}

return expression1 ? expression2 ? expression4 ? 1 : 0 : 3 : expression3 ? 2 : 4;

Jay03 wrote:

If I try running two different simulations which interact with one another over a network, do both of the simulations have to be running on the WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM?

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jasper77 wrote:

Old: msdev pname.dsw /make ALL /clean
New: vcbuild pname.vcproj /clean
... Could you please tell me if these lines accomplish the same thing? I think using "ALL" told msdev to make all the available configurations, but I can't find an equivalent with vcbuild.

Old: msdev.exe pname.dsw -ex macroName /nologo
New: vcbuild pname.vcproj ???????????????????????
... The -ex flag tells msdev to invoke a macro. I think if I were using VC7 and devenv.exe that I would use /command. I can't find anything similar for vcproj.

Old: msdev pname.dsw /make "FileName - Win32 $(MSDEV_CONFIG)"
New: vcbuild pname.dsw /rebuild /OUT:FileName "$(MSDEV_CONFIG)|Win32"
... I am using /rebuild because I read a post/answer that indicated vcbuild has problems with pre build events, generated cpp files, or projects which have more than one level of depencency, and that /rebuild should alleviate "most" issues. Do you know if this is still the case? Also, am I translating the use of FileName correctly?

this->SetDefID(IDOK);    //considering that this is your dialog box class

aafcls wrote:

can you please be more specific, I'm not sure how you mean to implement this.

"Money talks. When my money starts to talk, I get a bill to shut it up." - Frank

"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb