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Thanks for all the fish wrote:

I have a cstring variable and I want to append an html link to it. What would be the simplest way?

CString str = "some text";
str += "plus a <a href=www.codeproject.com>link</a>";

Thanks for all the fish wrote:

Would it be possible to have an html link somewhere in the middle of the edit box?

	int i,j;

	j=5;
0041143E  mov         dword ptr [j],5 
	i=j+10;
00411445  mov         eax,dword ptr [j] 
00411448  add         eax,0Ah 
0041144B  mov         dword ptr [i],eax 

admgamer wrote:

I was wondering if it was possible to step into operator+ and operator+= for ints...

George_George wrote:

1.
There is something like,

Warning: Page fault buffer has overflowed
Warning: Page fault buffer has overflowed

George_George wrote:

2.
Here is a section of pfmon.log, I think it means there is a page fault in function RtlCreateTagHeap, right? What is the pow, +0x274, and +0x0000000000001C54 mean?

HARD: RtlCreateTagHeap+0x274 : pow+0x0000000000001C54

JudyL_FL wrote:

I'd wager the program maintains an internal buffer that logs the faults and a seperate thread that outputs the buffer to the log file. This appears when faults are coming in faster than the output thread can empty the buffer.

JudyL_FL wrote:

RtlCreateTagHeap+0x274: where fault occured - i.e. code address that caused the fault
pow+0x0000000000001C54: address of memory that was trying to be accessed

It shows as some_name+xxxx whenever that 3rd address is close enough or in the same segment as a function. Instead of just a raw address, you're getting the address relative to the start of a function.

George_George wrote:

Any ways or parameter to increase the internal buffer? Do you experienced the same issue?

George_George wrote:

So, RtlCreateTagHeap is the function name, and 0x274 is the offset from the RtlCreateTagHeap where the code in function RtlCreateTagHeap causes hard page fault?

George_George wrote:

But what is pow?