C / C++ / MFC

Bram van Kampen wrote:

The Software I write is independent of the Microsoft Security Model. Typically all terminals installed under XP give all users administrator level control to the entire network. BTW None of the networks are connected to the Internet. Does that mean I have nothing to worry about, and that All will work as Advertised, or do I need to do something additional when I detect a Vista installation.

Bram van Kampen wrote:

I found an article by someone who appears to have clobberred the entire issue with some judicious ASM Code.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/install/acl_common_data.aspx[^]
I tried it on my Test machine and it appears to work a dream.

ProcessObject( int objCode  )
{
   A* a = NULL;
   switch (objCode)
   {
       case 0: 
         a = new whatever0;
         break;
       case 1: 
         a = new whatever1;
         break;
       etc..
   }
   a->Foo();
}

class whatever0 : public A
{
  static public whatever0 * Create()
  {
     return new whatever0();
  }
  ...
};
class whatever1 : public A
{
  static public whatever1 * Create()
  {
     return new whatever1();
  }
  ...
};

...

OBJ_TYPE objTable[] = 
{
  {0, whatever0::Create},
  {1, whatever1::Create},
};

... where OBJ_TYPE is a struct with an int and a function pointer that returns an A* 

RomTibi wrote:

I have a Doialog Box containing a Progress Bar to show the progress of the longer operations.

RomTibi wrote:

No such source.

RomTibi wrote:

I tryed to use MSDN

#define PUMP_MESSAGES {MSG Msg; while(::PeekMessage(&Msg,NULL,0,0,PM_REMOVE) != 0) {::TranslateMessage(&Msg); ::DispatchMessage(&Msg);}}

for (i = 0; i <= 999; i++)
{
  PUMP_MESSAGES
  //below some code that takes some time to complete
  //and loops 1000 times 
  ...
  ...
}