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 Dear Friends
I am building an application as dll. Its building with 'no common language runtime support'. But if I build with 'common language runtime support (clr)' then its giving errors. Can u tell me whats going wrong.
Here are the errors 2 linking errors
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Linking...
Creating library C:\Users\sujan.dasmahapatra\Documents\Projects\Bhagavan_SurfaceRevolution\RevolutionProj\Debug\RevolutionProj.lib and object C:\Users\sujan.dasmahapatra\Documents\Projects\Bhagavan_SurfaceRevolution\RevolutionProj\Debug\RevolutionProj.exp
mfcs80ud.lib(dllmodul.obj) : error LNK2005: _DllMain@12 already defined in msvcrtd.lib(dllmain.obj)
C:\Users\sujan.dasmahapatra\Documents\Projects\Bhagavan_SurfaceRevolution\RevolutionProj\Debug\RevolutionProj.dll : fatal error LNK1169: one or more multiply defined symbols found
Build log was saved at "file://c:\Users\sujan.dasmahapatra\Documents\Projects\Bhagavan_SurfaceRevolution\RevolutionProj\RevolutionProj\Debug\BuildLog.htm"
RevolutionProj - 2 error(s), 55 warning(s)
========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========
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How did you create the project? I understand that you have created a native dll and enabling the clr option for the build and that is why the linker error. BTW why do you want to build the with clr enabled?
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AnsHUMAN
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yes anshuman i want to build the dll with clr enabled. what can be done ? pls help me..
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I'm not sure exactly what the issue is but I suspect you are including a library that should not be part of your DLL. This article[^] has some further suggestions that may help in the conversion process.
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how can make my dll clr support. By just changing the option to clr support is not successfully building. What could be done to make it managed. Its a pure C++ MFC application. Any help would be appreciated...
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You cannot convert MFC to CLR just by changing a compiler option; indeed why would you? If you want to make your code into a CLR library then you need to look through all your code to see that it is compliant.
This rather begs the question: exactly what are you trying to achieve?
Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
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Hi,
I have a text file that looks like
0 0:3649 1:1643563 2:563726 3:2358500 4:1706041 5:1399436 6:1021542 7:2612862 8:2399618 9:2177296 10:507745 11:2504905
1 0:2072009 1:1497603 2:886529 3:43699 4:266555 5:1062838 6:429603 7:483804 8:2882799 9:1299756 10:347278 11:13617
2 0:25988 1:1101998 2:1550469 3:1665724 4:1754902 5:1770655 6:484783 7:1933614 8:1314619 9:1026882 10:166341 11:1772168
3 0:2284363 1:2340611 2:1516115 3:880566 4:2554567 5:2119179 6:2787658 7:2699637 8:1572897 9:415096 10:1347549 11:686279
The first element is the line number nad then it is arranged as 'attribute:value'. Due to large number of elements one line of data spans two or more lines of a text file. please note that there are no empty lines I have just done it for clarity.
how to read the first elements of each data line(in this case 0, 1,2 ,3) regardless of the the numebr of lines spanned in the text file
any help will be appreciated
thanks
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Raza5680 wrote: Due to large number of elements one line of data spans two or more lines of a
text file.
So there are embedded CR/LF characters in some lines, or are you viewing it via something like Notepad that is wrapping long lines for you?
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Why not check the End Of Line( "\n" ) for each line and then get the first data of each line. You may have to use a while loop for this.
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when the data is organized in lines, and hence newline characters have special meaning, I find it easiest to read the data one line at the time. In C fgetline() usually does that for me. Once you have an individual line in your hands, you can scanf() it to your heart's content.
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tanks
i try to use WS_TABSTOP , not effect anything
modified 15-Jan-12 12:13pm.
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Please try providing a bit more information about your problem, otherwise none will be able to help you.
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It will happen automatically for controls on a modal dialog box that have the WS_TABSTOP style. For other windows use the IsDialogMessage[^] function.
Steve
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Please give more detail of your problem, this question is not clear.
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Im trying to read a file, containing Strings n integers..
please help me to only to read the integers and find the total marks
file contain 10 students names and marks ,each in a line and students name and marks separated by a comma .
eg:
John,89
Katharin,78
F.R.Majeed
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This sounds like a course assignment... 
Think about it logically:
x - Find a way to read the file line by line
x - What could you do when you obtain a line?
x - Is there a way to split the line apart, maybe separate name and mark?
x - When you find a way to separate them, it is simply the case of casting the string to an int and visa versa.
If you get really stuck here is a nice link of tools you could use to help with the string:
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/string/string/[^]
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venomation wrote: it is simply the case of casting the string to an int and visa versa.
You cannot cast a string to an int, it must be converted.
Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
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@ venomation  what u mention above could be done through oop language but i want to know how to do it through C (sop)
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Doing this with C language programming is not difficult; just a few statements.
Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
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Have you considered fscanf()?
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
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fp=fopen("SDetails.txt","r+");
while(1)
{
ch=fgetc(fp);
if(ch==EOF)
break;
fscanf(fp, "%d", &myInt);
printf(" %d ",myInt);
sum=sum+myInt;
}
printf("%d",sum);
fclose(fp);
what i did was like above ..but it print the same int 3 times ..i cant find the error...please help
now i can read only ints from the file..thx
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What you have will never work as you expect. The call to fgetc() is going to advance the file pointer, then fscanf() is going to be reading from the middle of some byte. Have you checked the return value from fscanf()? If it does not find a number to read from the file, it may be retaining the last read value.
Is your file laid out something like:
Name1,288,7099,441
Name2,1500
Name3,587,208
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"Show me a community that obeys the Ten Commandments and I'll show you a less crowded prison system." - Anonymous
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