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VuNic wrote: I'm running...
no way, stay here, i'm preparing my flame gun for you... 
hey dude, don't worry, you didn't do anything against me nor CP, so... nothing to fear 
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toxcct wrote: i'm preparing my flame gun for you...
What about Water Gun 
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Support Withdrawn. Sorry dude 
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VuNic wrote: Support Withdrawn. Sorry dude
Ohhh 
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I answer to you in two message and you asked again
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WhiteSky wrote: I answer to you in two message and you asked again
H forget to check his mail i believe
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I have 3 files
one.cpp
two.c
three.h
In three.h there is a struct
typedef struct
{
int a;
} slvSet;
In one.cpp i have assigned value for a
slvSet set;
set.a = 1;
In two.c i have
extern slvSet set;
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int b;
b = set.a;
But its giving error - unresolved external symbol.
Help me out
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did you correctly #include "three.c" in both .cpp and .c files ?
in two.c, change your code for this :
extern slvSet set;
int b;
b = set.a;
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I have included three.h in both files
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think it should be set.a where you have written slvSet.a in two.c
Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
_AnShUmAn_
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acemahesh@yahoo.co.in wrote: slvSet set;
set.a = 1;
You should write slvSet set in file scope...
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acemahesh@yahoo.co.in wrote: slvSet set;
Is this is global Variable or Local one!
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acemahesh@yahoo.co.in wrote: Its Global
Strange, could you send me three of file at THATSALOK at the Rate GMAIL DOT COM
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Is it a variable - "redeclartion" error or "undeclared" error?
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VuNic wrote: Is it a variable - "redeclartion" error or "undeclared" error?
i believe he including the c file also that why compiler showing unresolved symbol error
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Can you try to rename the two.c file to two.cpp. The problem can be caused by modes in which the compiler assigns names to exported symbols based on file extension.
Alternatively, if this is an Visual Studio project, select the two.c file in the Solution Explorer, right-click, select Properties, go to C/C++ -> Advance Options -> Compile As and specify "Compile as C++ Code" option.
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what sequence of events is done in the main window when AddString method of listbox is called? mean does the entire main window refresh? or main window wil again call initialize method?
I need to know this because I am trying to manipulate the data in listbox by thread created by mainwindow
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From where are you starting the thread for add strings?
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i am creating a worker thread inside a button_click event and in that worker thread i am calling AddString.
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Can you give more details of your problem? I did not get it exactly...
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I have three list boxes that i need to update(write strings to) on the completion of a loop execution.
the problem is that i need to write to the list boxes in a worker thread
as the values to be written are calculated there.
Also the problem is i have other threads runnin that interface with the parallel port(this is inside a DLL). using AddString in the main MFC thread affects the execution of the hardware interfacing thread for some reason.
Now while writing to the list boxes using AddString my other thread does not write to the parallel port???? is there any reason why this is happening...
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