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The first question I would pose to you, is why you think you need make rather than the Microsoft tools? If you are clear that make is the only way to go then I would recommend looking at the GNU manual[^], which explains it all. But be prepared for a lot of reading and re-reading; make is great when it works but it does take some getting used to.
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I did find some material to study and the first thing that jumped out was “it is a cross-platform tool”.
Being a MS “developer” I definitely do not need that. I was just looking to see if I can adopt the open source libraries without having to copy all the source files to VC library projects. Looks like I would not gain any better organization / directory structure than what VC creates.
At this point I agree with you, but still like to learn how to use “Makefile” project wizard in VC.
I am also not sure if either MS or other vendors results of “Male” can be debugged at the source level.
I have found few libraries I just cannot use wiht my archaic VC and just do not like to be blindfolded and not be able to get to the source level.
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Vaclav_Sal wrote: I did find some material to study and the first thing that jumped
out was “it is a cross-platform tool”.
Make is just about as cross-platform as mark-up is cross-browser. 
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't VS allow you to import a makefile and it will create a VS specific project file for you? Perhaps at one time it did, but now no longer. 
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Chris Meech wrote: Make is just about as cross-platform as mark-up is cross-browser.
The voice of bitter experience. 
Chris Meech wrote: doesn't VS allow you to import a makefile
I have not succeeded in doing this with any other than those that were generated by VS in the first place.
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Vaclav_Sal wrote: I am also not sure if either MS or other vendors results of “Male” can be debugged at the source level.
Sure they can, Make is just a tool (like msbuild) that automates the compile and link phases of a project. It is your choice as to how much debug information is generated within those operations by the use of compiler and linker switches.
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I think I'll start with Reilly’s book.
Personally, I feel as a "victim" of VC wizards.
Always using "MFC project" I have no real knowledge how the compiler and linker works.
I only know about some of the (MFC) files when the IDE breaks, which is pretty common in VC.
I believe "automation" is nice, but at present I am looking at "Make" as an another layer which hides the real works.
To really appreciate "Make" I need to learn how to control the compiler using commands.
Yet another project, darn, on top of "honey do's".
Cheers Vaclav
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Hi,
I'm developing an MFC application using VS2010.
I noticed that the the printing in my application stopped to work. I reckon that it happened when I moved from VS2005 to VS2010, as it was working fine before.
So the releveant piece of code is here:
CPrintDialog PrintDlg(FALSE, PD_ALLPAGES | PD_USEDEVMODECOPIES | PD_NOPAGENUMS | PD_NOSELECTION | PD_DISABLEPRINTTOFILE, this);
if(PrintDlg.DoModal() == IDOK)
When PrintDlg.DoModal() is executed it comes up with this message:
"Before you can perform printer-releted tasks such as page setup or printing a document, you need to install a printer. Do you want to install a printer now?"
When I press the 'Yes' button it comes with another error:
"Windows can't open Add Printer. The local print spooler service is not running. Please restart the spooler or restart the machine"
I have network printer installed as default, and I can print from any other application without a problem.
I'm using Windows 7, but I checked on Windows XP and it comes with the same error.
I tried to swap the above code with:
CPageSetupDialog psd(PSD_INTHOUSANDTHSOFINCHES | PSD_MARGINS | PSD_ENABLEPAGEPAINTHOOK, this);
if(psd.DoModal() == IDOK)
but it does the same thing.
EDIT:
Actually I run old version of application (compiled with VS2005) and it behaves the same way. So it's not caused by VS2010 after all.
Any ideas?
modified 18-Oct-12 10:00am.
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Have you tried recreating this with a "dummy" application, either console OR dialog based? Put nothing in it but the use of CPrintDialog.
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modified 19-Oct-12 8:02am.
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Yes - I tried it with dummy app and it does the same thing.
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blackbolek wrote: The local print spooler service is not running. Please restart the spooler or restart the machine
You need to start your "Print Spooler" service, through the Services Manager, and then restart your computer, so that the service is running error-free.
To do this
1.) Go to the start menu.
2.) Type in "Services".
3.) Click the item that has the gears on it.
4.) UAC will pop up (since your affecting the whole system and every user on it), Click OK or Yes. If it requests a password, enter the one of the account your on then click OK or Yes.
5.) Then look for the service.
6.) To Start it (look below)
a.) Right-click it, then click "Properties".
b.) Under the tab "General", on the label "Startup type", click the combo box, then click "Automatic" (it may ask you to restart your computer, but you need to anyways).
c.) Click OK, exit out of the Services Manager.
7.) Restart your computer.
Finally, I would test that application, to see if it works now.
Also, if you did not know the service was disabled, maybe malicious software is on your computer, or someone was messing with your computer, just throwing that out there.
Simple Thanks and Regards,
Brandon T. H.
Programming in C and C++ now, now developing applications, services and drivers (and maybe some kernel modules...psst kernel-mode drivers...psst).
Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. - Thomas Edison
modified 27-Oct-12 17:43pm.
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I checked and the Print Spooler service is running, start is set to Automatic.
I don't think it has anything to do with it because all the other application on this PC are printing without any problem.
Thanks for your replay anyway.
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Hello Friends
I created a project in VS2010 used adobe SDk and created adobe illustrator plugin(.aip).
Now,i want to open this project in Adobe Flash Builder to convert into ZXP format.
But,I am not able to open this vs2010 project in flash builder.
Any Ideas?
Regards
Yogesh
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At a guess I would say the Flash Builder is not designed to handle Visual Studio project files.
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Are you trying to open the vs2010 project in flash builder or are you trying to open your plugin in flash builder?
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I am trying to vs2010 project in flash builder.
Bcoz I want to create output as .zxp so that i can install in CS Extension manager.
Or is ther any other way to create .zxp format As I am having .aip plugin tht i got as output of vs2010 project.
Or Can I create .zxp format in vs2010 ?
Any Ideas?
Thanks & Regards
Yogesh
modified 19-Oct-12 0:16am.
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ListView_InsertColumn associated subitem.
How does it really works if it works?
It seems that I can create columns with associated subitem -1. Does it mean that this column has no associated items ? also if it has associated subitem it seems that has no affect...
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I'm not sure what you are asking but the subitem is the column index (0 to N) when adding columns. I have not used -1, so would be interested to know what results you see.
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ok, then theoretically you can assign one subitem to several columns. Does it mean that all columns will display for example subitem 1 data?
what if I will delete column 2 which is associated with subitem 1 (while column 1 is associated to subtiem 1 also)?
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As far as I am aware, from using ListView controls, the subitems are merely column indices and are adjusted as columns are added or deleted. Once you have set your columns then the subitems are in ascending order starting at zero.
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This is an interesting question and I have googled a little bit but did not found any satisfying answer.
I have always used the same numbers for column and subitem. I have just tried different subitem values (including -1) with a report list. But everything was working as expected, even with column re-ordering by drag & drop and an owner-drawn list.
So it seems that the subitem number passed by various functions is set to the column number and not to the subitem number.
However, this may be not always true. The LVN_GETDISPINFO notification message passes a LVITEM structure which may contain the subitem number passed when inserting the column. But I didn't checked this so far.
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I have always assumed (and never been proved wrong) that the subitem is the same as the column number. As far as I have been able to tell, there is nothing else associated with the subitem number, although the MSDN information does not make it perfectly clear.
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I have map
typedef std::map<int, mydatatype=""> myMap;
myMap m1, m2;
.....
m1 contains old data, m2 - new data. Normaly I am doing so
m1 = m2;
but it does actual copying. How can I copy refference m2 to m1 ?
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You need to use pointers rather than references like:
typedef std::map myMap;
myMap *m1, *m2;
m1 = new myMap;
m2 = new myMap;
m1 = m2;
However, this will affect all the code in between so may not be the optimum solution to your problem.
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If you don't need m2 after its been used to update m1 use the swap function:
m1.swap(m2);
Steve
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