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Re: Which low-level I/O API is better? MFC or POSIX

Dimitris Vikeloudas23-Jul-09 4:25

23-Jul-09 4:25

I am aware of the portability benefits of CRT functions. I also know that in standard C their API derives from the UNIX system calls. To my knowledge in a UNIX system usually (if not always) there isn't a lower level I/O function than open, read etc.

However, I couldn't find what happens in Win32 platforms. Are the CreateFile, ReadFile the equivalent of system calls? Does this mean that CRT functions like open or read are implemented using CreateFile and ReadFile. I suspect this is the case but I couldn't find any MS documentation stating that. It would be interesting actually to see outline of implementation of open/read etc using Win32 API and see what flags do they pass etc. if of course that's the way they have been written.

Re: Which low-level I/O API is better? MFC or POSIX

Randor 23-Jul-09 4:58

Randor

23-Jul-09 4:58

Dimitris Vikeloudas wrote:
Does this mean that CRT functions like open or read are implemented using CreateFile and ReadFile.

Yes. On the Windows platform many of the CRT functions are nothing more than wrappers for their Windows API equivalents. The function in question... fopen will ultimately result in a call to the CreateFile Function[^] with the OPEN_EXISTING disposition. Which is yet another wrapper for CreateFileW if your in a non-unicode build. Calling CreateFileW with OPEN_EXISTING will result in a call to the NtOpenFile Function[^] which will push all the arguments on the stack and will pass through a call gate[^] via the SYSENTER instruction and result in a call to the ZwOpenFile[^] function.

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-David Delaune

Re: Which low-level I/O API is better? MFC or POSIX

Dimitris Vikeloudas23-Jul-09 6:09

Dimitris Vikeloudas

23-Jul-09 6:09

Thanks a lot...That clarifies a lot the picture.

I can suspect that compilers like g++ may provide their own implementation of open & read using the NtOpenFile or ZwOpenFile but from my perspective these internal functions are a no-go area. CreateFile etc are low-level enough Smile | :)

SetOwner(CWnd* pOwnerWnd);

Rakesh523-Jul-09 3:02

Rakesh5

23-Jul-09 3:02

Hi all,
I am new to VC++..

I saw that "void SetOwner(CWnd* pOwnerWnd)" is windows defined function..

Can we overwrite this function to our needs??

is there any function that do the same purpose, done by setowner function??

Thanks,
Rakesh.

Re: SetOwner(CWnd* pOwnerWnd);

CPallini23-Jul-09 3:47

CPallini

23-Jul-09 3:47

CWnd::SetOwner is a method of the MFC CWnd class. Since it isn't virtual you cannot override it (BTW: what would be the purpose of doing it?).
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FindItem of ListCtrl not find exact string in list.

Le@rner23-Jul-09 2:32

Le@rner

23-Jul-09 2:32

HI all

i m using FindItem find string in ListCtrl but its not find Exact string please tell me how can i find exact string with FindItem.

i m using this code.

CListCtrl m_list;
LVFINDINFO info;
	int nIndex;

	info.flags = LVFI_PARTIAL|LVFI_STRING;
	info.psz = _T("Test");

	// Delete all of the items that begin with the string.
	while ((nIndex = m_list.FindItem(&info)) != -1)
	{
	   m_list.DeleteItem(nIndex);
	}

here it can delete "test","test1" etc.

please help me for this.

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Re: FindItem of ListCtrl not find exact string in list.

krmed23-Jul-09 2:43

krmed

23-Jul-09 2:43

Perhaps the find is case sensitive. You specified

_T("Test")

but the strings you show begin with

"test"

(notice the first letter case difference).

Hope that helps.

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Re: FindItem of ListCtrl not find exact string in list.

Muhammad Mazhar23-Jul-09 2:54

Muhammad Mazhar

23-Jul-09 2:54

First look for some overload of Find method that takes some argument to tell him that this find is case sensitive.

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Locking 24bpp bitmap portion

Chesnokov Yuriy23-Jul-09 1:24

Chesnokov Yuriy

23-Jul-09 1:24

How to select correct width to lock from 24bpp bitmap of random width, that the locked bitmpa data has the stride equal to 3 * locked bitmap data width?

bitmapData.stride == bitmapData.width * 3

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Re: Locking 24bpp bitmap portion

uraeu23-Jul-09 3:08

uraeu

23-Jul-09 3:08

Depends how your bitmap is stored.
If you have this structure:

BITMAPINFOHEADER bmHeader

it has a member

//LONG   biWidth; 
LONG width = bmHeader.biWidth

Re: Locking 24bpp bitmap portion

Chesnokov Yuriy23-Jul-09 4:07

Chesnokov Yuriy

23-Jul-09 4:07

I need to do it using GDI+
How do we need to decrease bitmap width, that after it was locked to read its RGB triplets, the stride in that array will be equal to (3 * width)

e.g. 640x480 24bpp bitmap has stride 1920 = 3 * 640
but some 257x150 24bpp has stride not equal to 3 * 257

What is the formula to decrease 257 to fit into 3 * width = stride?

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Re: Locking 24bpp bitmap portion

Randor 23-Jul-09 5:25

Randor

23-Jul-09 5:25

I believe the memory holding the pixel data is DWORD aligned. So wouldnt you just do:

#define ALIGN(val)((val + 3) & ~3)
DWORD iSize = (sizeof(RGBTRIPLE) * bitmapData.width);
iSize = ALIGN(iSize);

Am I right?

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-David Delaune

Re: Locking 24bpp bitmap portion

Chesnokov Yuriy23-Jul-09 8:06

Chesnokov Yuriy

23-Jul-09 8:06

say we have width = 257;
what is the width should be to (width * 3) % 4 = 0

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Re: Locking 24bpp bitmap portion

Randor 23-Jul-09 8:27

Randor

23-Jul-09 8:27

(((257 * sizeof(RGBTRIPLE)) + 3) & ~3) == 772;

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Re: Locking 24bpp bitmap portion

Chesnokov Yuriy23-Jul-09 19:24

Chesnokov Yuriy

23-Jul-09 19:24

I do not need to estimate stride of bitmap given the width I need to estimate width of the bitmap for a stride. In the equation 257 is the x variable needed to be found:

(((x * sizeof(RGBTRIPLE))) + 3) & ~3) = 772

we have width = 257
257 * 3 = 771, 771 / sizeof(DWORD) = 192.75

hence we need to decrease 257 the way the stride / 4 = integer
252 * 3 = 756, 756 / sizeof(DWORD) = 189

How can we found that width = 252 from original 257?

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Re: Locking 24bpp bitmap portion

Randor 23-Jul-09 23:25

Randor

23-Jul-09 23:25

I am not understanding the numbers you are showing me. For example:

Chesnokov Yuriy wrote:
257 * 3 = 771, 771 / sizeof(DWORD) = 192.75

Why are you dividing 771 by sizeof(DWORD)? This does not make any sense to me. Each pixel is represented by 3 bytes or sizeof(RGBTRIPLE). The padding will be at the end of the memory allocated. Like this:

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxPADDING

You should be able to calculate the original bitmap width by checking that stride modulo RGBTRIPLE is equal to zero. For finding the best width where width is equal to stride you can multiply width by RGBTRIPLE and check that it is equal to the alignment. Something like this:

#define ALIGN(val)((val + 3) & ~3)
#define ISSTRIDEALIGNED(val)((val * sizeof(RGBTRIPLE)) == ALIGN(val * sizeof(RGBTRIPLE)))

DWORD OriginalWidth24(DWORD dwInStride)
{
	if(0 != dwInStride % sizeof(RGBTRIPLE))
	{
		--dwInStride;
	}
	return dwInStride / sizeof(RGBTRIPLE);
}

DWORD BestWidthEqualStride(DWORD dwWidth)
{
	while(dwWidth && (sizeof(RGBTRIPLE) * dwWidth) !=  ALIGN(dwWidth * sizeof(RGBTRIPLE)))
	{
		--dwWidth;
	}
	return dwWidth;
}

And you can check their values:

DWORD dwBitmapWidth = 257;
DWORD dwNonAlignedSize = (dwBitmapWidth * sizeof(RGBTRIPLE));
DWORD dwAlignedSize = ALIGN(dwBitmapWidth * sizeof(RGBTRIPLE));
DWORD dwOriginalWidth = OriginalWidth24(dwAlignedSize);
DWORD dwWidthEqualsStride = BestWidthEqualStride(dwBitmapWidth);

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-David Delaune

"Ok" and "Apply" functions are overruled by the other property pages.

aravind.sn23-Jul-09 1:14

aravind.sn

23-Jul-09 1:14

Hi techies,
I have a problem and i really dont know how this happens.
I have a property page window with say 4 property pages.(sheet1,sheet2,sheet3sheet4) and obviously they all have common "Ok" "Apply" and "Cancel" button. Each of the sheets have their own classes say Csheet1,Csheet2,Csheet3,Csheet4 with each of them having their own function definations for "Ok" "Apply" and "Cancel" (like Csheet1:: onOK(), Csheet2:: onOK(), Csheet4:: onOK(),, etc).

But if im in sheet4 and press Ok or Apply why the hell it goes to Csheet1:: onOK() and then to Csheet4:: onOK(),, though im averse to this action. please help me...!!

i just want the functions of class correponding to the sheets to be invoked.
say if im in sheet1 and press "ok" or "Apply" then Csheet1:: onOK() or Csheet1:: onApply() resp. should be opened..!!1

please get a solution.

Re: "Ok" and "Apply" functions are overruled by the other property pages.

uraeu23-Jul-09 3:03

uraeu

23-Jul-09 3:03

Does the problem only happen on the sheet4 when you click the 'ok' button and it jumps to the Csheet1::onOK() function?

aravind.sn wrote:
... and obviously they all have common "Ok" "Apply" and "Cancel" button.

Also from the above, are you saying that they all share the same buttons ? if that is so then that is the problem !

Re: "Ok" and "Apply" functions are overruled by the other property pages.

aravind.sn23-Jul-09 3:14

aravind.sn

23-Jul-09 3:14

Yes any page you go and click ok, it will first go to the Csheet1::onOK() and then to their class defined Csheetx::onOK() funtion.

"Also from the above, are you saying that they all share the same buttons ? if that is so then that is the problem !"
RE: Generally its the property of the property page which looks like sharing the same "OK" "Apply" and "Cancel" button,, for example,, open your Internet option (in internet explorer) the bottom 3 buttons look like common.

In Windows Operating system where does the ACL of an object is stored

Anil Veeraghattapu 423-Jul-09 0:52

Anil Veeraghattapu 4

23-Jul-09 0:52

hi
Where does the ACL of any file or directory is stored ?
say if we created an acl for a file in windows operating system
and moved that file to another operating system like mac
does that previously created ACL still holds to that file ??

Thanks
Anil Veeraghattapu

Re: In Windows Operating system where does the ACL of an object is stored [modified]

Adam Roderick J23-Jul-09 1:08

Adam Roderick J

23-Jul-09 1:08

refer this
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc982153.aspx[^]

modified on Thursday, July 23, 2009 7:16 AM

Visual C++ MFC,CDocument::SetTitle invalid

akira3222-Jul-09 21:38

akira32

22-Jul-09 21:38

I have a MFC SDI project(use multiple byte) created in VC++ 2003. Now I convert it to VC+2008.
I add the SetTitle("aaa.bbb") in OpenFile function, but the title does not change.
I create a new MFC SDI project and SetTitle("aaa.bbb") in openFile function, and then the title change to be "aaa.bbb".

Re: Visual C++ MFC,CDocument::SetTitle invalid

Kushagra Tiwari23-Jul-09 0:04

Kushagra Tiwari

23-Jul-09 0:04

Are you using a 'multibytechar' set or 'unicode' in the converted code.This problem mainly arises due to the inappropiate settings.In Visual Studio go to project->properties->Configuration properties->General-> Character Set and set the value accordingly.

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Problem with ReadFile Funhction

Shiv Murti Pal22-Jul-09 21:19

Shiv Murti Pal

22-Jul-09 21:19

Hello all,
i am using ReadFile function to Read a Sector from different type of storage devices like Pen Drive, Hard Disk, Memory Card iPod.

with all devices excluding iPod it is working fine means it return 1.
when i am trying to Read iPod it fails means it return 0;

i am using apples 120 GB iPOD, and when i try to get error Code by using
DWORD dw = GetLastError();
it is 87

/////used by window9x

long drive_num;
int sector, disk_read;
int drive_no;
char drv,szflp_drv[20];

strcpy(szflp_drv , "\\\\.\\a:");

char phydisk[20];
strcpy(phydisk,p);// p is a string like "\\\\.\\PhysicalDrive0",+"Drive No"
//Ex. if Drive No.3 then "\\\\.\\PhysicalDrive3",
drv = p[17];

/////used by windowsnt
HANDLE hCD;
DWORD dwNotUsed;

drive_no = atoi(&drv);
///////////////////////////////////
//////Check which os is installed

hCD = CreateFile (phydisk, GENERIC_READ ,
FILE_SHARE_READ|FILE_SHARE_WRITE,
NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL,
NULL);

if (hCD != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
{
DWORD dwSize = total_sector * 512;
__int64 y=512*start_sector;
__int64 ss= myFileSeek(hCD,y,FILE_BEGIN);

int aa;
aa = ReadFile (hCD, buffer, dwSize, &dwNotUsed, NULL);

DWORD dw = GetLastError();
}

Re: Problem with ReadFile Funhction

Michael Schubert22-Jul-09 21:47

Michael Schubert

22-Jul-09 21:47

Shiv Murti Pal wrote:
DWORD dw = GetLastError();
it is 87

First clue:
87 = ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER

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