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trinadh_t5-Jan-06 0:01

5-Jan-06 0:01

Hi,

I am getting problem like "fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'psapi.h': No such file or directory". can u plz tell me how to get psapi.h file.

waiting 4 ur reply

Re: How can i get psapi.h file

benjymous5-Jan-06 0:15

benjymous

5-Jan-06 0:15

It's part of the Platform SDK - available from the Microsoft website

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Re: How can i get psapi.h file

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Re: How can i get psapi.h file

vikas amin5-Jan-06 1:06

vikas amin

5-Jan-06 1:06

If u get it then pls email me the
header and the dll file
as i cannot download the 300+MB of
SDK platform for those files

Vikas Amin
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Re: How can i get psapi.h file

Prakash Nadar5-Jan-06 1:12

Prakash Nadar

5-Jan-06 1:12

its better you install the SDK, you will then keep looking for other header fiels and other dll and libs.

-Prakash

Re: How can i get psapi.h file

vikas amin5-Jan-06 2:13

vikas amin

5-Jan-06 2:13

Ok thanks prakash

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Re: How can i get psapi.h file

ThatsAlok8-Jan-06 20:58

ThatsAlok

8-Jan-06 20:58

vikas amin wrote:
as i cannot download the 300+MB of
SDK platform for those files

HI Vikas,
as you working for company, they must have MSDN subscription, there you can find cd containing copy od PSDK and other related Plateform Update

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plz help

thes3cr3t14-Jan-06 23:16

thes3cr3t1

4-Jan-06 23:16

Hi there, Iv wrote a program to transfer files between a cleint and a server,the code works fine for small files but not for large files,im going to post the code wich i hope will help other people trying to do something similar and in hope that i can get some suggestions on how to improve the code iv wrote.

{
char *buffer;
char sizebuf[20] = "";
long SizeOfFile = 1;
long BytesSent = 0;

std::ifstream file ("C:\\Windows\\Example.exe" std::ios::in | std::ios::binary | std::ios::ate);
if (!file)
{
MessageBox(NULL,"Error Opening File",NULL,MB_OK);
}
SizeOfFile = file.tellg(); //get size of file
file.seekg (0, std::ios::beg);
ltoa(SizeOfFile,sizebuf,10); //put sizeoffile in char buf
send(newsock,sizebuf,strlen(sizebuf),0);//send the size to client
buffer = new char[SizeOfFile];
file.read (buffer,SizeOfFile).eof();
do{
BytesSent = send(newsock,buffer,SizeOfFile,0);
}while(BytesSent < SizeOfFile);

Here i dont know if i should be reading blocks of the file into the buffer in the do while loop or out side of the loop and i dont know how to equally divide the file into "Chunks" to be sent separatly and rebuilt the other side help would be appriciated

{
char buffer[20];
long SizeOfFile = 0;
char* recvfilebuf;

recv(Socket,buffer,sizeof(buffer),0); //recv size of file to be d/l
SizeOfFile = atol(buffer);
ZeroMemory(buffer,20);

recvfileBuf = new char[SizeOfFile];
std::fstream file (C:\\Example.exe, std::ios::out | std::ios::binary | std::ios::ate); //Dir of our new .exe
if (!file)
{
MessageBox(NULL,"Error Opening File",MB_OK);
}

do
{
recieved = recv(Socket,recvfileBuf,SizeOfFile,0); //recv actuall file
file.write(recvfileBuf,recieved).eof(); //write new file

}while(recieved < SizeOfFile);
ZeroMemory(buffer,20);
}

I know there is a better way of doing what im trying to do but its hard without extensive know how on the subject..Any comments would be greatly apriciated

Thankyou

Re: plz help

David Crow5-Jan-06 3:00

David Crow

5-Jan-06 3:00

thes3cr3t1 wrote:
the code works fine for small files but not for large files

Why not? What are you (not) seeing that is wrong?

thes3cr3t1 wrote:
file.read (buffer,SizeOfFile).eof();

What is this?

thes3cr3t1 wrote:
Here i dont know if i should be reading blocks of the file into the buffer in the do while loop...

Yes you should, unless you are reading all of the file at once.

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Re: plz help

John R. Shaw5-Jan-06 12:34

John R. Shaw

5-Jan-06 12:34

It looks like you typed this off the top of your head, because the example would not work as is.

The do while for recieving and writing data will probably go into an infinite loop, because recieved will probably never be greater than or equal to SizeOfFile. recv may only be reading the amount of data that is currently available (per documentation), that may be less than the whole file, so you need to read it in chunks and use a seperate variable to keep track of the total amount read.

Some thing like the following should work:

int written;
int recieved_so_far = 0;
do {
recieved = recv(...);
if( recieved == 0 ) {
    // there was no data available at this time
    // you may want to go to sleep for a fraction of a second (see Sleep())
    continue; // go back to start of loop and try again.
}
else if( recieved < 0 ) {
    // whoops it is an error code (see documentation)
    // figure out how to handle it
}
recieved_so_far += recieved;
// file.write(recfileBuf,recieved);
written = file.sputn(recfileBuf,recieved);
if( written != recieved )
   // whoops! that should not have happened
} while( recieved_so_far < SizeOfFile );

Good luck!

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Stop Dos box appearing on screen

KevinSheedy4-Jan-06 23:02

KevinSheedy

4-Jan-06 23:02

How can I prevent a dos box appearing on screen when I run a batch file? I want it to run invisibly in the background.
Same question for a .exe

Thanks

KevinSheedy

Re: Stop Dos box appearing on screen

Owner drawn4-Jan-06 23:07

Owner drawn

4-Jan-06 23:07

http://www.codeproject.com/win32/runsilent.asp[^]

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CDHtmlDialog (COM?): memory leak, wrong 'this' pointer, ect

balage24-Jan-06 22:44

balage2

4-Jan-06 22:44

Hi!

I have some problems with this class. This class is implemented in a dll and it is called in own thread (GUIThread()). In GUIThread(): OleInitialize(NULL) is called, after main dll function (dllMain()) is called, and then dllMain() exits OleUninitialize() is called.
So:
- The 'this' pointer is not the same, for example, in OnInitDialog() and in a hmtl event-handling function, and I would like to refer to 'this' pointer, the application is aborted with a memory error.
- If GUIThread() is finished and I would like to run this thread again, the program aborted with a memory error, or some thread, which were started by MFC when CHtmlDialog class was used at first, isn't finished and there will be memory leaks.
Any ideas?

Balage

I want to print using the CView

vikas amin4-Jan-06 22:34

vikas amin

4-Jan-06 22:34

I want to print using the CView ,
when the Appliaction is open to view
the frame ,the size of font is fine
visible and in perfect size.
But when i give print preview the
size decreases , and also in print
the smae size is visible .

Can anyone give me some good link on
print and printpreview using the CScrollview
or CView.

Cool | :cool:

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Bombay
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Re: I want to print using the CView

Zdeslav Vojkovic4-Jan-06 22:52

Zdeslav Vojkovic

4-Jan-06 22:52

http://www.codeproject.com/printing/printingtricksandtips.asp

Re: I want to print using the CView

vikas amin6-Jan-06 2:22

vikas amin

6-Jan-06 2:22

Thanks

Vikas Amin
Embin Technology
Bombay
vikas.amin@embin.com

Run a Batch or .exe file from a program

KevinSheedy4-Jan-06 22:10

KevinSheedy

4-Jan-06 22:10

How do you run a batch file or another executable using C/C++?
Thanks

KevinSheedy

Re: Run a Batch or .exe file from a program

Owner drawn4-Jan-06 22:17

Owner drawn

4-Jan-06 22:17

system("cmd.exe");

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Re: Run a Batch or .exe file from a program

S Douglas5-Jan-06 1:05

S Douglas

5-Jan-06 1:05

KevinSheedy wrote:
How do you run a batch file or another executable

See ShellExecute

ShellExecute[^]

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This seems like one of those programs that started small, grew incrementally, building internal pressure, and finally barfed all over its source code sneakers. Or something.

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Re: Run a Batch or .exe file from a program

ThatsAlok8-Jan-06 23:00

ThatsAlok

8-Jan-06 23:00

KevinSheedy wrote:
How do you run a batch file or another executable using C/C++?

http://www.codeproject.com/system/newbiespawn.asp[^]

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Accessing Windows Clock

KevinSheedy4-Jan-06 22:04

KevinSheedy

4-Jan-06 22:04

Is there a simple function or class for getting the time in windows? The simpler the better.
Thanks

KevinSheedy

Re: Accessing Windows Clock

Owner drawn4-Jan-06 22:06

Owner drawn

4-Jan-06 22:06

CTime time = CTime::GetCurrentTime();
CString csTime = time.Format("%H:%M:%S");
MessageBox(csTime);

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Re: Accessing Windows Clock

Anilkumar K V5-Jan-06 0:39

Anilkumar K V

5-Jan-06 0:39

Also can use COleDateTime::GetCurrentTime()

Anilkumar

Re: Accessing Windows Clock

Prakash Nadar4-Jan-06 23:49

Prakash Nadar

4-Jan-06 23:49

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/sysinfo/base/getsystemtime.asp[^]

-Prakash

Re: Accessing Windows Clock

ThatsAlok8-Jan-06 20:55

ThatsAlok

8-Jan-06 20:55

KevinSheedy wrote:
Is there a simple function or class for getting the time in windows? The simpler the better.

CTime sTime=CTime::GetCurrentTime();

SYSTEMTIME systime;
ZeroMemory(&systime,sizeof(systime));
GetLocalTime(&systime);

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