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Re: Library to solve optimization matrix

Stefan_Lang14-Dec-11 22:34

Stefan_Lang

14-Dec-11 22:34

Check out the links under http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convex_optimization#Software

Re: Library to solve optimization matrix

qwerty_201115-Dec-11 16:30

qwerty_2011

15-Dec-11 16:30

After I read that link, I think all of the library is for matlab. But I need to solve the optimization matrix in visual c++. The sample matlab source that I want to solve in visual c++ is

cvx_begin
    variable x(n)
    minimize( norm( A * x - b, 2 ) )
    subject to
        C * x == d
        norm( x, Inf ) <= e
cvx_end

Anyone know the library for visual c++ to solve that problem?
Thank you

Re: Library to solve optimization matrix

Stefan_Lang15-Dec-11 22:31

Stefan_Lang

15-Dec-11 22:31

There are several links, and while some of the links offered there imply the inclusion of matlab, others don't. I haven't checked any, I just did a quick search on google and this seemed the most promising one for software solutions not including matlab. I've found one other link that pointed to Wolfram Alpha Mathematica instead - but I thought if you don't want matlab, then maybe Mathematica is not an option either.

Use the environment provided by the application instead from system environment.

Member 848801414-Dec-11 16:12

Member 8488014

14-Dec-11 16:12

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How to tell the OS to use the environment provided by the WinForm application instead from system environment.

Example : My WinForm application uses C++ runtime dll's(msvcm80.dll, msvcp80.dll and msvcr80.dll) and bundling them as part of the application. How to make sure that my application will use the C++ runtime dll's that bundled along with product even though the dll's present else where in the system(c:\Windows\Winsxs).

Regards,
Gopal Reddy

Re: Use the environment provided by the application instead from system environment.

kakan15-Dec-11 0:05

kakan

15-Dec-11 0:05

Put the dll's in the same directory as your app.

See here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms682586(v=vs.85).aspx[^]

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Re: Use the environment provided by the application instead from system environment.

Randor 15-Dec-11 5:46

Randor

15-Dec-11 5:46

Hi Gopal,

Member 8488014 wrote:
My WinForm application uses C++ runtime dll's(msvcm80.dll, msvcp80.dll and msvcr80.dll) and bundling them as part of the application. How to make sure that my application will use the C++ runtime dll's that bundled along with product even though the dll's present else where in the system(c:\Windows\Winsxs)

Based on your description it seems that perhaps you want to 'Bind to a specific MFC runtime'. If I am correct then you should have a look at #defining:

C++

#define _BIND_TO_CURRENT_MFC_VERSION 1

Some documentation on MSDN that covers this subject:

Redistributing an Application and Binding It to Specific Libraries[^]

Best Wishes,
-David Delaune

Re: Use the environment provided by the application instead from system environment.

Member 848801418-Dec-11 21:25

Member 8488014

18-Dec-11 21:25

Thanks for the reference.

We are using Visual Studio 2005 as development environment.
I've not seen any option BIND_TO_CURRENT_VCLIBS_VERSION=1 on the C/C Preprocessor Definitions configuration page.
The article also states, it is only applicable of VS2008.

Re: Use the environment provided by the application instead from system environment.

Randor 19-Dec-11 6:38

Randor

19-Dec-11 6:38

Hi Gopal,

Yep, you are correct and BIND_TO_CURRENT_VCLIBS_VERSION will only work for VS2008 and above. It is defined in the crtassem.h file.

However... if you take a closer look... you will find that by defining BIND_TO_CURRENT_VCLIBS_VERSION ... all it does it change the manifest.

I would suggest that you read the article by Martin Richter:

Create projects easily with private MFC, ATL and CRT assemblies[^]

Perhaps a private assembly would allow you to use a local copy of the MFC/CRT runtime.

Best Wishes,
-David Delaune

TAPI Call program

Hadi Dayvary14-Dec-11 4:52

Hadi Dayvary

14-Dec-11 4:52

Hi
I have writen a TAPI program that can call (works fine)

I want to speak via headset not picking up a phone.
I can do this with Venta Fax & Voice program in my PC (so the modem supports this), but my program can not do this (no sounds send/receive).

Is there any tricks in TAPI function for this?

I have used

C++

LINEMEDIAMODE_AUTOMATEDVOICE

for

C++

lineOpen

function like this:

C++

lineOpen(m_hLineApp, m_nDevID, &m_hLine, dwTAPIVer, 0, 1, LINECALLPRIVILEGE_MONITOR | LINECALLPRIVILEGE_OWNER, LINEMEDIAMODE_AUTOMATEDVOICE, NULL);

Regards

www.logicsims.ir

Re: TAPI Call program

rahul.kulshreshtha15-Dec-11 19:24

rahul.kulshreshtha

15-Dec-11 19:24

I think you need to take the handle of your headphone. There are 4 or 5 defined steps (function calling) which you should do for establishing a proper communication channel.

See this link.
http://www.tapi.info/default.aspx/TAPI/PSDKSamples.html[^]

Most of these samples are working perfectly however some may not work. Also make sure you are having bi-direction modem otherwise only one side sound will come.

Enjoy TAPI !!!

Re: TAPI Call program

Hadi Dayvary16-Dec-11 20:17

Hadi Dayvary

16-Dec-11 20:17

Hi Thanks for your reply.
I have a full-duplex modem, and ir works fine with Venta Fax & Voice program.

What steps(functions) I must do?
I'm using TAPI 2.

Regrads

www.logicsims.ir

Re: TAPI Call program

rahul.kulshreshtha17-Dec-11 3:11

rahul.kulshreshtha

17-Dec-11 3:11

The msdn pages which I had followed are moved but I found something similar to that.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms734223%28v=vs.85%29.aspx[^]
This is similar to those steps. Initialise->SessionControl->Device control etc

However I think, samples located at http://www.tapi.info/[^] should be better to start than msdn.

Re: TAPI Call program

Hadi Dayvary17-Dec-11 4:02

Hadi Dayvary

17-Dec-11 4:02

Thanks again for your time.
I've found that I should use PhoneApp for taking control of mic/speaker.(I hope this helps)

www.logicsims.ir

Prevent Windows From Entering Hibernate Mode

Rishav Prabhakar13-Dec-11 21:29

Rishav Prabhakar

13-Dec-11 21:29

Hello,

I have to prevent Windows 7 from entering Hibernate mode.

Preventing it to enter SLEEP mode was done by

"SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS |ES_AWAYMODE_REQUIRED|ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED|ES_DISPLAY_REQUIRED);"

but this code doesn't stop windows from entering Hibernation.

what can be done to achieve the above..??

Re: Prevent Windows From Entering Hibernate Mode

Alan Balkany14-Dec-11 4:28

Alan Balkany

14-Dec-11 4:28

This is guaranteed to prevent your computer from entering hibernate mode: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_u1F1h_LaJsc/SaOX7AT2v6I/AAAAAAAAA1M/AK5gzNvVqq8/s400/smash+computer.jpg[^]

Re: Prevent Windows From Entering Hibernate Mode

Stefan_Lang14-Dec-11 5:46

Stefan_Lang

14-Dec-11 5:46

Actually this looks more like preventing the computer from ever leaving it again! Laugh | :laugh:

Re: Prevent Windows From Entering Hibernate Mode

David Crow14-Dec-11 6:07

David Crow

14-Dec-11 6:07

I'm sure you have a good reason, but if a user has configured the computer TO use hibernation, why would you want to circumvent that?

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Re: Prevent Windows From Entering Hibernate Mode

Albert Holguin14-Dec-11 8:47

Albert Holguin

14-Dec-11 8:47

Kiosk software would be one such example.

Re: Prevent Windows From Entering Hibernate Mode

David Crow14-Dec-11 8:55

David Crow

14-Dec-11 8:55

Yes, you would most definitely not want a kiosk to hibernate. But I don't see how that relates to the OP's request. I understood it to mean he wanted to keep a machine, that is configured TO hibernate, FROM hibernating. A kiosk does not fit that description. Confused | :confused:

Re: Prevent Windows From Entering Hibernate Mode

Albert Holguin14-Dec-11 9:21

Albert Holguin

14-Dec-11 9:21

Well, it would certainly make deployment easier... Just load the kiosk software, when running, it makes sure the computer settings don't interrupt it, when not running...works as a regular computer.

Re: Prevent Windows From Entering Hibernate Mode

Rishav Prabhakar14-Dec-11 20:14

Rishav Prabhakar

14-Dec-11 20:14

the problem arises that the device i m working with stops responding..

so as my client requires this functionality to continue altogether when the system resumes from hibernate.. or he asked that the system should not go into hibernate.. since there is nothing we can do with the device hence stopping the windows from entering hibernate was the best option..

Re: Prevent Windows From Entering Hibernate Mode

Randor 14-Dec-11 10:19

Randor

14-Dec-11 10:19

Hi,

Are you making a single call to the SetThreadExecutionState function[^]? The NT kernel tracks how long the user has been idle... by keeping track of the last time the mouse/keyboard has been used or last time it recieved any type of HID input.

When you make that call to SetThreadExecutionState[^]... all it does it set the idle time back to zero. You need to call it over and over again to continuously reset the user idle-count.

I recommend the following:
1.) Make your call to SetThreadExecutionState[^].
2.) Then use the the CallNtPowerInformation function[^] with the SystemPowerInformation index and populate a SYSTEM_POWER_INFORMATION structure[^].
3.) Read the unsigned long SYSTEM_POWER_INFORMATION.TimeRemaining which represents seconds remaining before the user is considered idle and save it.
4.) Begin a window,thread or multimedia timer with a period less than the TimeRemaining you obtained in the previous step.
5.) When your timer fires... call the SetThreadExecutionState function[^] again.

Laptop manufacturers have been known to write device drivers that interfere with preventing hibernation from usermode so your mileage may vary. Preventing hibernation from usermode could be considered a hostile act...

Best Wishes,
-David Delaune

Re: Prevent Windows From Entering Hibernate Mode

Rishav Prabhakar14-Dec-11 20:39

Rishav Prabhakar

14-Dec-11 20:39

That's the client side requirement so this wont be a hostile act..

and this code wont allow window to any state.. system will be continuously ON in windows 7

Re: Prevent Windows From Entering Hibernate Mode

C^hris L^osinger15-Dec-11 5:59

C^hris L^osinger

15-Dec-11 5:59

can't you just disable hibernation from the OS's power settings ?

seems cleaner than trying to do it from an application.

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Re: Prevent Windows From Entering Hibernate Mode

jeff616-Dec-11 23:24

jeff6

16-Dec-11 23:24

Juts disable it by schemes
code had been posted many times on pro win32 group

news://nntp.aioe.org/comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32
or http://tinyurl.com/cmhb5g by Google

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