C / C++ / MFC

James R. Twine5-Nov-07 3:48

5-Nov-07 3:48

IIUC, you would have to manually set the security information on the file you are trying to "lock out". This is not easy to do, as messing with NT Security Objects and APIs is tricky.

It is also a sneaky thing to do, as a virus/malware application could do things like prevent task manager from running, to make it harder to kill the app.

Not something I would recommend doing, because it looks suspicious as hell. Unsure | :~

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David Crow5-Nov-07 4:25

David Crow

5-Nov-07 4:25

Create an ACE for that file that denys execution.

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Imtiaz Murtaza5-Nov-07 4:27

Imtiaz Murtaza

5-Nov-07 4:27

ACE ?

Imtiaz

David Crow5-Nov-07 4:30

David Crow

5-Nov-07 4:30

See here.

Just a quick one

thes3cr3t15-Nov-07 1:37

5-Nov-07 1:37

\\m_sTime is the local computer time
\\m_strOn1 -> m_strOn8 are edit box's that a user can enter time's into

the problem is the if statment keeps returning true,varibles m_strOn1 too m_strOn7 are all the same,but m_strOn8 is different and the secondif statment should return true not the first.

obviously im doing something incorrect here,can anybody help?

if(m_sTime == m_strOn1 && m_strOn2 && m_strOn3 && m_strOn4 && m_strOn5 && m_strOn6 && m_strOn7 && m_strOn8 )
{
Out32(0x378,255);
m_Pin1 = TRUE;
m_Pin2 = TRUE;
m_Pin3 = TRUE;
m_Pin4 = TRUE;
m_Pin5 = TRUE;
m_Pin6 = TRUE;
m_Pin7 = TRUE;
m_Pin8 = TRUE;
UpdateData(false);
MessageBox("11111111","here",MB_OK);
}

else

if(m_sTime == m_strOn1 && m_strOn2 && m_strOn3 && m_strOn4 && m_strOn5 && m_strOn6 && m_strOn7 != m_strOn8)
{
Out32(0x378,254);
m_Pin1 = TRUE;
m_Pin2 = TRUE;
m_Pin3 = TRUE;
m_Pin4 = TRUE;
m_Pin5 = TRUE;
m_Pin6 = TRUE;
m_Pin7 = TRUE;
m_Pin8 = FALSE;
UpdateData(false);
MessageBox("11111110","here",MB_OK);
}

Nishad S5-Nov-07 1:55

Nishad S

5-Nov-07 1:55

thes3cr3t1 wrote:
if(m_sTime == m_strOn1 && m_strOn2 && m_strOn3 && m_strOn4 && m_strOn5 && m_strOn6 && m_strOn7 && m_strOn8 )

You have to check all the variables like
m_sTime == m_strOn1 && m_sTime == m_strOn2 && m_sTime == m_strOn3 ... etc.

- NS -

thes3cr3t15-Nov-07 2:06

5-Nov-07 2:06

NS17 wrote:
m_sTime == m_strOn1 && m_sTime == m_strOn2 && m_sTime == m_strOn3 ... etc.

Easy when you know how,it worked perfectly thankyou very much!

Chris Smile | :)

Cedric Moonen5-Nov-07 2:00

Cedric Moonen

5-Nov-07 2:00

thes3cr3t1 wrote:
\\m_sTime is the local computer time

In what kind of variable ? A char*, a CString, a DWORD, ... ?

thes3cr3t1 wrote:
\\m_strOn1 -> m_strOn8 are edit box's that a user can enter time's into

Not the edit boxe classes but a string variable (CString) associated to the control ? Right ?

thes3cr3t1 wrote:
if(m_sTime == m_strOn1 && m_strOn2 && m_strOn3 && m_strOn4 && m_strOn5 && m_strOn6 && m_strOn7 && m_strOn8 )

What are you trying to do there ? You want to compare the m_sTime string (if it is a string) to all of the other strings ? You cannot do it that way. And also you probably have a problem with operator precedence.

I think you need to revise a little bit how to use operators in C++. The way to do it is:
if ( (m_sTime == m_strOn1) && (m_sTime == m_strOn2) )

(and you continue for all the variables you want to test). Otherwise, in your case, you will check if m_strOn1 is true (and I even wondering how it does compile Confused | :confused:

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thes3cr3t15-Nov-07 2:45

Re: Just a quick one[SOLVED]

5-Nov-07 2:45

Okay let me explain, i have a electronic circuit board with eight relay switches on it, it is connected to my computer via the parrallel port,i am trying to code an aplication that can
1)individualy turn on and off each relay
2)turn on\off one or more of the eight relay's at a certain time

To that end i have a timer that gets the current time (m_sTime) and updates every second
i have 16 editbox's that are CString varibles that a user can enter time's into,eight for on time,eight for off time.

then on every clock tick i want to check if any of the user inputted times match the realtime i.e m_sTime.

i need to know which of the user inputted times match, e.g if all of the times match i need execute binary 11111111, "Out32(0x378,255);.

or if say m_strOn1 and m_strOn2 match and all the others do not match i need to send binary 00000011, "Out32(0x378,3);" by converting binary to decimal

there must be a easier way of achiving what im trying to do,currently im having to use a binary conversion table to calculate ever posibility of on/off sequnces
and hard code them into my aplication

I hope this makes a little more sense to you,im in the army so coding has become just a hobby as work dominates my weekday time.

many thanks chris

thes3cr3t110-Nov-07 22:59

Custom Database with jet engine and Dao MFC wrappers!

10-Nov-07 22:59

int timerPinout = 0;

void CChrisRelayDlg::CheckTimers()
{

if (m_strOn1 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin1 = TRUE;
timerPinout |= 0x1;
}

if (m_strOn2 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin2 = TRUE;
timerPinout |= 0x2;
}

if (m_strOn3 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin3 = TRUE;
timerPinout |= 0x4;
}

if (m_strOn4 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin4 = TRUE;
timerPinout |= 0x8;
}

if (m_strOn5 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin5 = TRUE;
timerPinout |= 0x10;
}

if (m_strOn6 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin6 = TRUE;
timerPinout |= 0x20;
}

if (m_strOn7 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin7 = TRUE;
timerPinout |= 0x40;
}

if (m_strOn8 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin8 = TRUE;
timerPinout |= 0x80;
}

if (m_strOff1 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin1 = FALSE;
timerPinout &= 0xFE;
}

if (m_strOff2 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin2 = FALSE;
timerPinout &= 0xFD;
}

if (m_strOff3 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin3 = FALSE;
timerPinout &= 0xFB;
}

if (m_strOff4 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin4 = FALSE;
timerPinout &= 0xF7;
}

if (m_strOff5 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin5 = FALSE;
timerPinout &= 0xEF;
}

if (m_strOff6 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin6 = FALSE;
timerPinout &= 0xDF;
}

if (m_strOff7 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin7 = FALSE;
timerPinout &= 0xBF;
}

if (m_strOff8 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin8 = FALSE;
timerPinout &= 0x7F;
}
if (m_strOff6 == m_sTime)
{
m_Pin6 = FALSE;
timerPinout &= 0xDF;
}

Out32(0x378,timerPinout);
m_iCout--;

UpdateData(false);
}

padamraj5-Nov-07 1:37

padamraj

5-Nov-07 1:37

Gentlemen,
I am reworking on a japanese database project which was previously done.
Instead of using ms-access database, they used their own defined database with *.cho as extensiion not *.mdb, and this database is using jet engine and MFC wrappers.
How could one create database with custom extension and communicate with jet engine using Dao MFC wrappers?

Padam Raj Gurung

virtual address and real address

zon_cpp5-Nov-07 1:10

zon_cpp

5-Nov-07 1:10

Hi!
i know virtual address of code section (of an exe) is 401000 (for example).
when this exe is running, how do i get real address with virtual exe?
i want to determinate which exe call my function (my function is in other exe).
in my function, i pop of stack, this value is virtual address of exe that call my function. but real address?

Zo.Naderi-Iran

Re: virtual address and real address

James R. Twine5-Nov-07 1:25

CString to COleDateTime type.

5-Nov-07 1:25

   Well, you can use LoadLibrary(...) to load an executable into your address space. If you know the relative offset of the code you are trying to execute, you should be able to calculate the offset after loading it into your address space (and knowing where it was loaded at).

   Getting the offset in the other running executable may be possible via injection or using CreateRemoteThread(...). How to inject into running processes and/or use CreateRemoteThread(...) is a whole series of articles in itself.

   If the function is exported via an export table (yes, EXEs can export functions just like DLLs), you can just use GetProcAddress(...) after calling LoadLibrary(...), just like a normal DLL.

   Note that even though you will be running code in the other executable, you will not be able to share data easily between the two because they are running in completely separate address spaces.

   Peace!

Marimuthu.r5-Nov-07 1:06

Marimuthu.r

5-Nov-07 1:06

Hi,
I execute the lines of code below

<br />
   #include "ATLComTime.h"<br />
   <br />
   COleDateTime tmVal = COleDateTime::GetCurrentTime();<br />
   CString tmStr = tmVal.Format(LOCALE_NOUSEROVERRIDE, LOCALE_NEUTRAL);<br />

On executing tmVal will be say 39391.729583333.
tmStr give me the current time in the format tmStr = "11/5/2007 5:30:36 PM" (Current time).

Now assume, I have only tmStr value of "11/5/2007 5:30:36 PM", can I get the tmVal of 39391.729583333 from tmStr.
Are there any api's which will help me with this conversion?

Re: CString to COleDateTime type.

James R. Twine5-Nov-07 1:20

Re: CString to COleDateTime type.

5-Nov-07 1:20

I do not know of a standard Parse(...) function that will do it all for you. You can, however, manually parse out the parts of the datetime string and then feed the values one of the versions of the COleDateTime construtor.

For example, the datetime string is formatted as MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS XX, which can be parsed easily using functions like _stscanf(...) - look it up for info on how to create the format string to parse out those values. Something like:

     %02d/%02d/%04d%c02d:%02d:%02d%c%c%c

Might be able to parse it correctly. The formatted character specifiers will read the space characters and the "M" part of AM/PM and can be discarded.

Peace!

Marimuthu.r5-Nov-07 1:37

Marimuthu.r

5-Nov-07 1:37

Hi,
Got the solution

<br />
COleDateTime tmVal;<br />
tmVal.ParseDateTime(tmStr);<br />

will get back my tmVal.

I have another issue.

Are there any API's which will tell me the time format set by the user in
Control Panel -> Region and Language Options -> Custom -> Select Time Tab, in this dialog, please refer to the "Time Format" Combo.

Basically the combo i am refering to above lets me set the format in which time/ date has to be shown to me i.e, by appropriately setting, I can view my current date as either MM/DD/YYYY or YYYY/MM/DD etc.....

Are there any API's which will tell me the current display format set by me?.

I need this info, because I store the string tmStr which I get from the code below.

<br />
COleDateTime tmVal = COleDateTime::GetCurrentTime();<br />
CString tmStr = tmVal.Format(LOCALE_NOUSEROVERRIDE, LOCALE_NEUTRAL);<br />

Depending on the time format selected by the user, I have to accordingly manipulate the string and display it to the user.

Thanks.

How to get execution time of a function in microsecs?

shir_k5-Nov-07 0:24

shir_k

5-Nov-07 0:24

Hi,

I want to measure elapsed time of a function in microsecs how to do that.
I tried with clock()(output is in seconds/ millisec),GetTickCount() (in millisec) the output is in secs or millisecs,i need in microsecs.Is there any function in VC++?

Thanks

Re: How to get execution time of a function in microsecs?

ThatsAlok5-Nov-07 0:52

ThatsAlok

5-Nov-07 0:52

shir_k wrote:
I tried with clock()(output is in seconds/ millisec),GetTickCount() (in millisec) the output is in secs or millisecs,i need in microsecs.Is there any function in VC++?

try QueryPerformanceCounter (Multimedia Timers)

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Re: How to get execution time of a function in microsecs?

James R. Twine5-Nov-07 1:29

Re: How to get execution time of a function in microsecs?

5-Nov-07 1:29

Not without calling QueryPerformanceFrequency(...) first to make sure that [1] the HR timer is available and [2] that it supports microsecond-level resolution...

Peace!

ThatsAlok5-Nov-07 2:03

ThatsAlok

5-Nov-07 2:03

James R. Twine wrote:
first to make sure that [1] the HR timer is available and [2] that it supports microsecond-level resolution...

right as usual Smile | :)

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Re: How to get execution time of a function in microsecs?

James R. Twine5-Nov-07 1:35