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Comments by David 'dex' Schwartz (Top 4 by date)
David 'dex' Schwartz
24-Apr-20 11:10am
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Later standards addressed this and so this answer is no longer true.
David 'dex' Schwartz
7-Jun-17 7:05am
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Very broken code. Either use a fixed array of link nodes or use the heap but not mix them up the way you currently do.
The question of how to detect ->()<- translates to:
For each node.
Find all links that end at that node.
If it has (at least?) two terminating links then print it.
David 'dex' Schwartz
7-Jun-17 5:42am
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Do you have the C# set up with the correct Reference entry for your DLL?
Are you able to debug the call to QueryInterface in your
ReadDATFile
object?
Please post the following information.
IDL for the
ReadDATFile
object.
ReadDATFile
header file with class declaration, all interfaces and COM related macro based declarations.
If you have a customer
QueryInterface
implementation you should post that too.
David 'dex' Schwartz
8-Mar-17 3:50am
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and ALL your code, including the header file...