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Re: WSAENOBUFS error [modified]

Eytukan6-Apr-08 0:50

Eytukan

6-Apr-08 0:50

itai shmida wrote:
For this I use a thread for every TCP-Ping that I do.

In the task manager, Can you check how many threads your application has at
that specific instance?and see if that's the expected count . Also are you sure you are cleaning up all the stuff neatly?

The port no is > 5000 and you are getting this error?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/196271[^]

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Best wishes to Rexx[^]

modified on Sunday, April 6, 2008 6:56 AM

Re: WSAENOBUFS error

Mark Salsbery6-Apr-08 8:19

Mark Salsbery

6-Apr-08 8:19

In addition to VuNic's excellent reply...

It sounds to me like you're got a memory/resource leak somewhere.

The code you posted looks OK, although IMO the CancelIo() call is useless and unnecessary.

itai shmida wrote:
I test this application on a list of 2000 IP:Port devices

How? Do you use 2000 simultaneous threads?

Mark

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Re: WSAENOBUFS error

itai shmida13-Apr-08 19:35

itai shmida

13-Apr-08 19:35

No, I devide the number 2000 in 5 minutes, that means I start a thread every 150 miliseconds.
I can see how many threads run simultaniously - it is about 20-30 threads.
I know it looks like a memory leak, but in the TCP Stuck. the CancelIo() command is one of my tries to free up the memory from the TCP stuck, and it does not help, also I edited the registry for changing the TCP Params as follows:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters]
"MaxUserPort"=dword:0000fffe
"TcpTimedWaitDelay"=dword:0000001e
"StrictTimeWaitSeqCheck"=dword:00000001

That also does not help.

The problem is the memory of the TCP Stuck, but I use it OK - I only do a connect() request and not any read or write, how can I free or check the TCP memory stuck?

defragmenttation disk by c++

th875-Apr-08 22:18

th87

5-Apr-08 22:18

can anyone help to write a progam by c++ to defragment disk!!! thank so much!!! Big Grin | :-D

Re: defragmenttation disk by c++

Rajesh R Subramanian5-Apr-08 22:31

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5-Apr-08 22:31

JkDefrag[^] is an amazing open source disk defragmentation program.

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Socket programming in C

ADTC#5-Apr-08 14:33

ADTC#

5-Apr-08 14:33

I am doing a socket programming in c. The basic client server works fine. And i have hard coded the ip address and port numbers as shown below:
service.sin_addr.s_addr = inet_addr("127.0.0.1");
service.sin_port = htons(55555);
Now i want to put the ip address and the port number in a text file and try to initialise the ip add and port no from this file. Can anyone give me an idea about hows i should write the ip add and port no in a text file and what are the commands required for initialise the ip add from the file.
cheers

Re: Socket programming in C [modified]

rp_suman5-Apr-08 15:10

rp_suman

5-Apr-08 15:10

Hi,

You can use the INI file to read/write the information needed by application.

You can read IP address into a string, and port number into an integer variable and use these variable to call initialization functions.

An article here: How to read and write an INI File[^]

Thanks,
Suman

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modified on Saturday, April 5, 2008 9:23 PM

Re: Socket programming in C

ADTC#5-Apr-08 15:39

ADTC#

5-Apr-08 15:39

hi!,
i tried INI file read and write but VS C++ does not support afxwin.h. SO is there another way to go about it. Anyways i am trying on this but if u have some other option maybe i can try tht out.
thanks

Re: Socket programming in C

rp_suman5-Apr-08 16:50

rp_suman

5-Apr-08 16:50

Hi,

Are you using Express version of vc++?

If its Express version, there will be no MFC.

afxwin.h is MFC's file.

Thanks,
Suman

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Re: Socket programming in C

ADTC#5-Apr-08 16:53

ADTC#

5-Apr-08 16:53

HI,
yes i am using express version so now whats do you think i should do?

Re: Socket programming in C [modified]

rp_suman5-Apr-08 17:03

rp_suman

5-Apr-08 17:03

Hi,

Check are you able to use C's standard file handling something
like:

<br />
FILE *pFile;<br />
pFile = fopen("SETTINGS.TXT", "r");<br />

Take a look at here: Stream I/O[^]

Thanks,
Suman

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modified on Saturday, April 5, 2008 11:14 PM

Re: Socket programming in C

CPallini6-Apr-08 1:36

CPallini

6-Apr-08 1:36

you don't need MFC to access a INI file, have a look at [^]
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Re: Socket programming in C

Eytukan5-Apr-08 18:03

Eytukan

5-Apr-08 18:03

ADTC# wrote:
I am doing a socket programming in c. The basic client server works fine.

*Amaze*

Read_file----->string x--->inet_addr(x)

Read_file---->string x--->htons(atoi(x))

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Re: Socket programming in C

Himanshu Joshi5-Apr-08 18:35

Himanshu Joshi

5-Apr-08 18:35

ADTC# wrote:
The basic client server works fine

If you are able to do basic client server then I am pretty much sure that you would be able to do basic file and string IO. So following basic things you can do.

1. Have your IP address and port number in a standard text file
The format can be like this

IP ADDRESS  : 127.0.0.1
PORT NUMBER : 1234

2. Read the file line by line using standard file IO and store them in two strings
3. Split the strings by ":" token. Now you have IP address and port number in two of the four strings.

Hope this helps. Rose | [Rose]

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capturing keyboard inputs

Adnan Merter5-Apr-08 13:09

Adnan Merter

5-Apr-08 13:09

i would like to create a windows form application which captures the keyboard inputs.

Can someone tell me the best and easiest method?

thanks...

Re: capturing keyboard inputs

Mark Salsbery5-Apr-08 13:18

Mark Salsbery

5-Apr-08 13:18

Do you mean Windows Forms in .NET or a dialog form?

For forms in .NET, you'r on the wrong discussion board - use the Managed C++/CLI board[^] instead.

Otherwise, any window in a Windows app that has the keyboard focus will receive WM_KEYDOWN and WM_KEYUP
messages, and also WM_CHAR messages if TranslateMessage is caled in the app/thread's message loop.

If you want to catch keyboard input system-wide, you can use a hook. See SetWindowsHookEx[^]

Mark

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Re: capturing keyboard inputs

Adnan Merter5-Apr-08 13:21

Adnan Merter

5-Apr-08 13:21

i got my answer
it is helpfull

thanx...

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A bug made by "connectioin string" (ODBC)

Joseph Marzbani5-Apr-08 9:15

Joseph Marzbani

5-Apr-08 9:15

Hi every body!

I used the following connectioin string to connect to a MS Access database:

<br />
"DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};DBQ=FilePath;PWD=Password;"<br />

Every thing went fine unless I tried to close the app; The following error code appeared:

"The instruction at "0x000faf" referenced to memory at "0x00faafe". Memory could not be "read". Click OK to terminate the program."

Next I added the following expresion to connection string:

"MaxBufferSize=2048;

And my problem disappeared.

Why?

Re: A bug made by "connectioin string" (ODBC)

Mark Salsbery5-Apr-08 11:36

Mark Salsbery

5-Apr-08 11:36

It's still up to you to find out what's going on.

You said it happens just opening and closing the database - in that case, there's not a whole
lot of code to step through Smile | :)

Mark

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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How to read the values inside a txt file into an array?

johndoelee5-Apr-08 5:09

johndoelee

5-Apr-08 5:09

Dear all,

How to read the values, which are separated by tab, inside a txt file into an array?

Thank you,
John

Re: How to read the values inside a txt file into an array?

Eytukan5-Apr-08 7:55

Eytukan

5-Apr-08 7:55

Read the words one by one.
Place them into the array one by one as you read.

Regards,
strtok.

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Re: How to read the values inside a txt file into an array? [modified]

Joseph Marzbani5-Apr-08 9:02

Joseph Marzbani

5-Apr-08 9:02

CStringArray straYourArray;<br />
CString strArrayElement=_T("");<br />
CFile file(_T("YourFilePath"), CFile::modeRead);<br />
ULONG uSize=file.GetLength();<br />
ULONG uToken=0;<br />
BYTE *Buffer=new BYTE[uSize]={0};<br />
<br />
file.Read(Buffer, uSize);<br />
for(int iCountor=0; iCountor<usize; icountor++)<br />
{<br />
   if(Buffer[iCountor]=='Tab ASCII Code')//I've forgotten it at this time<br />
   {<br />
      strArrayElement.SetString(Buffer, iCountor-uToken);<br />
      straYourArray.Add(strArrayElement);<br />
      uToken=iCountor;<br />
   }<br />
}<br />
file.Close();<br />