C / C++ / MFC

21-Jan-09 2:11

Hi,

I have a .reg file which copies some menu items as keys in the registry. My dll collects all of them and show up on right click if i selected any thing on the explorer.

How to make my 32 bit com dll works in 64bit machine? I recompiled in 64 bit machine using visual studio 2008. It did not show up the right results. it is not showing up any menus on the right click.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Sarath C21-Jan-09 2:44

21-Jan-09 2:44

Can't you debug the code and see what's happening?

Following topics can put some light on your issue.
Wow64[^]

Converting 32-bit Applications Into 64-bit Applications: Things to Consider
[^]

Porting your program[^] but it poorly documented I think...

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subramanyeswari21-Jan-09 20:23

21-Jan-09 20:23

thanks. I am facing a different problem.

when i am registering dll in vista 64 bit as administrator user i am getting the following error

call to DllRegisterServer failed with error code 0x80020009

when searching in the google it says that permission problem. What is that exactly? how to resolve?

Thanks in advance

Regards,

Sarath C21-Jan-09 21:45

21-Jan-09 21:45

Can you run the program as administrator?

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subramanyeswari22-Jan-09 17:09

22-Jan-09 17:09

Hi,

I run the program as administrator. Then I tried compiling solution in the vista 64it. It gave “error PRJ0019: A tool returned an error code from "Performing registration"”. When I comment the following code

STDAPI DllRegisterServer(void)
{
               AFX_MANAGE_STATE(AfxGetStaticModuleState()); 
    // registers object, typelib and all interfaces in typelib
    return _Module.RegisterServer(TRUE); //this is what  I commented 
return TRUE
               
}

it compiled successfully. This is com dll which is working fine in 32 bit.
what should i do now?

Regards, Subramanyeswari

Sarath C22-Jan-09 17:44

22-Jan-09 17:44

This could be some dependency issue. Check the dependecy of the DLLs/components associated with this COM DLL and ensure that it's built using 64 bit environment. Check with Dependency Walker[^]tool ( 64 bit version is available).

Also try manually using regsvr

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subramanyeswari22-Jan-09 21:47

22-Jan-09 21:47

Hi,

Thanks for your suggestion. I ran dependency walker in 2003 64 bit for my dll. it displayed two errors in the following dlls

DEVMGR.DLL
DWMAPI.DLL.

it says "error opening file". Don't we have these dll's along with 64 bit 2003 os?

Regards

Sarath C22-Jan-09 21:52

22-Jan-09 21:52

I don't know about DWMAPI.DLL but the other one should be there in the system folder. Do one thing, in the 32 bit system, try to track down, from where these files are getting resolved using depends. Then you can try the same thing in 64-bit environment also

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subramanyeswari22-Jan-09 23:10

22-Jan-09 23:10

thanks.. i will do that now.

subramanyeswari11-Feb-09 7:10

11-Feb-09 7:10

Hi Sarath,

I created the application by following the below link
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/shell/shellextguide1.aspx?fid=519&df=90&mpp=25&noise=3&sort=Position&view=Quick&select=2469014#modifyingmenu[^]

but the same is not working in my 64 bit windows 2003 server.

How to migrate this application?

Regards

Sarath C11-Feb-09 16:57

Re: porting 32 bit dll in 64 bit [modified]

11-Feb-09 16:57

I can't figure out what's really happening there. The IContextMenu inteface should work well with your application. Have properly set set _WIN32_WINNT and WINVER macros? According to your target OS?

Using the Windows Headers[^]

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subramanyeswari13-Feb-09 0:52

13-Feb-09 0:52

is this the following code that i have to make in stdafx.h

#ifndef _WIN32_WINNT NTDDI_VERSION   
#define _WIN32_WINNT NTDDI_VISTASP1  
#endif

#ifndef _WIN32_IE
#define _WIN32_IE 0x0700
#endif

after making the above change i am getting the following error

error C1189: #error : _WIN32_WINNT settings conflicts with _WIN32_IE setting c:\program files\microsoft sdks\windows\v6.0a\include\sdkddkver.h
it is failing here
#if ((_WIN32_WINNT < _WIN32_WINNT_WIN2K) && (_WIN32_IE > _WIN32_IE_IE60SP1))
#error _WIN32_WINNT settings conflicts with _WIN32_IE setting
#endif

I am working on vistasp1

what could be the problem
Regards

modified on Friday, February 13, 2009 10:22 AM

hareshel23-Jul-09 19:50

hareshel

23-Jul-09 19:50

I am also facing same issue...I have ported my activex plugin to 64bit by compiling with x64. it has created .ocx file as well as .dll file.

Created cab and inf file to install my activex plugin.

When i install it crashes.

I ran dependency walker on .ocx file it says

two dlls not found...

devmgr.dll dwmapi.dll

please let me know how to resolve....

How to mark a partition as "active".

SELVA KUMAR R30-Oct-09 4:48

SELVA KUMAR R

30-Oct-09 4:48

Hi,

TO run a web application with 32bit dll in an 64 bit server, just in the IIS, "enable 32-bit application" to true for the application pool. This seting will work almost all servers expect SBS server.

building dll's

kir_MFC21-Jan-09 1:59

kir_MFC

21-Jan-09 1:59

hi experts please let me knowhow to create a dll's in vc++ 1.52

kir_MFC

Re: building dll's

CPallini21-Jan-09 2:21

CPallini

21-Jan-09 2:21

Why don't you use a more recent compiler?
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Madan Chauhan21-Jan-09 0:07

Madan Chauhan

21-Jan-09 0:07

Hi all,

How can I set a partition as active partition using c++ code?
Is there any API or function to do that?

Please guide me with your comments.

thanks.

Re: How to mark a partition as "active".

Stuart Dootson21-Jan-09 0:21

Stuart Dootson

21-Jan-09 0:21

I suspect DeviceIoControl[^] and the IOCTL_DISK_SET_PARTITION_INFO_EX[^] control code may point you in the right direction. I don't know if they'll actually let you do what you want, though - that function may only be accessible through lower level NT functions that are (publicly) undocumented, or documented in the device driver documentation?

In fact, looking a bit further, I suspect IoSetPartitionInformationEx[^] is probably the function you need - but that's part of the NT API, not the Win32 API.

programs installed

aaasrgm20-Jan-09 23:17

aaasrgm

20-Jan-09 23:17

how to get the list of software programs installed using c?

Jijo.Raj20-Jan-09 23:40

Jijo.Raj

20-Jan-09 23:40

The details of all installed applications are stored in registry under,
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall

Since you have a preference for C Compiler, You can use plain windows api to read the registry and populate the list. This article[^] will be helpful.

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Stuart Dootson20-Jan-09 23:43

Stuart Dootson

20-Jan-09 23:43

Googling[^] would lead you to an article[^] on a useful programming related site called CodeProject.com - you may have heard of it.

SandipG 21-Jan-09 1:41

SandipG

21-Jan-09 1:41

Stuart Dootson wrote:
Googling[^] would lead you to an article[^] on a useful programming related site called CodeProject.com

My vote 5!!!! Smile | :)

Regards,
Sandip.