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Nevermind, forget my answer, I did not read your post thoroughly.
~RaGE();
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Thanks for your feedback.I am Using MBCS not Unicode,Can u plz tell me which Entry point i should use in LInk->Output Option?
Please send reply,if u know.
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Thaks for your feedback.
I am already using this, #include <windows.h> header file in my project.
Is there any other header file to support WINDOWS?
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And see here[^] maybe it some helpfuls
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I have to implement NTP (Network Time Protocol) in C (or GCC).
Can anyone help me?
In this I have to set the System Time of my System, using System Time of Server (or optional other Server) in Network.
Please give me the steps requied to implement NTP.
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On the project settings dialog, in the General tab, we have an option saying if MFC is to be used as a shared dll or a static library. From what little I know, if we select the static library options, MFC42.dll does not have to present on the client machine and if we select the shared option, MFC42.dll has to be installed on the client machine. Am I right? Now a dll is dynamic in nature and I believe can never be linked statically like a static library. If I am correct then how does the VC++ IDE statically link to MFC42.dll or is there an MFC static library which I am unaware of?
Any clues?
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HakunaMatada wrote: Am I right?
Yes.
HakunaMatada wrote: I believe can never be linked statically like a static library
Yes.
HakunaMatada wrote: If I am correct then how does the VC++ IDE statically link to MFC42.dll or is there an MFC static library which I am unaware of?
I am not quite sure about what you are asking here. But if you choose the static lib, then you'll get a lib to be included in your project. I presume VC++ compiles the MFCs into the lib, it does not come as a whole in the VC++ package. (I am not 100% positive about all this, though).
~RaGE();
I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus
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Look in the file afx.h. All the library files that are needed by MFC are listed in there.
Dynamic linking links in mfc42.lib, which causes mfc42.dll to be loaded at run time.
Static linking links in nafxcw.lib, which is the static MFC library.
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I may be crazy
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Dear All,
I need to calculate the length of the BYTE Array. Is there any function available for doing this?
is strlen() fn supporting it ?
Thanks.
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Sakthiu wrote: I need to calculate the length of the BYTE Array
Which BYTE array ?
Sakthiu wrote: is strlen() fn supporting it ?
No, strlen is used to calculate the length of a zero terminated string.
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When working with raw C/C++ arrays you will have to keep track of the length yourself.
The strlen() function works on strings because it assumes that the last element of the array is zero.
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if you have an array, you have its size, no ?
otherwise, you can use this :
#define ARRAY_SIZE(array) (sizeof(array)/sizeof(array[0]))
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i wish to have transluscent buttoms in my dialog app. i found a class which is giving so many errors. could someone help with a tutorial, or a working code. Preferably no class.
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What class and what errors?
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How can I make peer to peer connection of two remote computers in WAN
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intermediate wrote: How can I make peer to peer connection of two remote computers in WAN
What kind of connection? Network? Love?
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Dear All,
I am coding on Windows Services. Here I need to get MFC support. So that I can use most of the classes from MFC ?
How can i do this ?
Please Help me.
Thanks...
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Sakthiu wrote: I am coding on Windows Services. Here I need to get MFC support. So that I can use most of the classes from MFC ?
Look up AfxGetStaticModuleState in MSDN.
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Sakthiu wrote: I am coding on Windows Services. Here I need to get MFC support. So that I can use most of the classes from MFC ?
How much of MFC do you need in a service application?
MFC is not supported for use in a windows service, although Microsoft does document how you can
use the MFC database classes.
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When I click the maximize button within my window, the window is resized to the full screen covering the taskbar. Any other window expands to fill the desktop with it's bottom edge equal to the top edge of the taskbar. Am I missing something here?
I should note that I have customized the caption bars buttons, but the default behaviour is to send a WM_SYSCOMMAND.
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I saw that when I made a skinned dialog without the WS_CAPTION style. You'll need to handle WM_GETMINMAXINFO and fill in the ptMaxSize and ptMaxPosition members of the MINMAXINFO struct that's passed with the message.
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Thanks for that. Just on the offchance, I commented out the line which removes those window styles, and as you say it works. But I didn't expect the skin to remain unchanged. I may be wrong, but I don't think I need to remove those styles any longer.
I was wrong. I left it there to stop the DefWindowProc() drawing it's caption over my skin when an activation message is processed.
I don't suppose there's an api to get the maximized size, rather than subtracting the taskbar size?
-- modified at 1:17 Monday 6th November, 2006
NM. GetSystemMetrics()
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Don't assume the window is on the primary monitor, use the multi monitor APIs to determine which monitor the window is maximizing on, and what the work area of that monitor is. (work area = the whole monitor minus any app bars that are on that monitor)
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