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Module definition file and C++ mangled names In a module definition file (.def) the syntax for an export definition is: EXPORTS entryname[=internalname] [@ordinal[NONAME]] [DATA] [PRIVATE] I am using the form: EXPORTS entryname = internalname However I am finding that if entryname is a C++ mangled name (I think that is the correct term) that the li... 14 May 2008 12:09
Which source code formatter to choose? Hello, We have pretty large project which totals several millions LOC. The project is quite old, therefore many different coding styles may be found across the code. We want to bring the code to a common coding style. Due to project's size it's not feasible to accomplish this task by hand. We're looking for ... 28 Apr 2008 09:58
How to hook the the Save operate of the Word Application I want to do some operation When the Word excute the Save operate. how can I do it? Thanks! ... 15 May 2008 23:18
About data alignment Hi, As far as I know a 32-bit CPU can access 4 bytes of memory at once. If this is true why sould we 2-byte align a short variable? For example, when a 32-bit CPU reads a dummy address 0 it gets 0-1-2-3 at once. Alignment rule says "you should 2-byte align a short so you can put a short only into address-0 o... 30 Apr 2008 03:41
Porting 32 bit applications to 64 bit in Visual Studio 2005 Hi all, I am trying to convert my 32 bit application in C++ to a 64 bit compatible platform on Visual Studio 2005. I was wondering if you could guide me in this matter. I know that we have to change variables etc appropritely and compile it in x64 mode. If I am working on a 32-bit machine how do i test and bas... 27 Apr 2008 18:57
pass parameter between main thread and working thread These were of great help to me, thanks. Question, how do you use PostMessage(...) when working with non-window apps, (e.g. console apps as in my case?) Does a main thread in a console have a HWND ? ... 27 Apr 2008 12:42
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how to pass a this pointer to another class in another file I know this should be easy, but I can't seem to figure it out. I need access to some of my variables and methods of my CFormView class from a MFC derived class to access several of the CFormView's controls. How do I pass a this pointer to another MFC class. void MyTest::Test3(CFormView* form) { } m_pM... 26 Apr 2008 17:46
checking whether two vector references / pointers are the same Hallo, I have two image processing class methods which - to the outside - basically do the same operation on a vector of images. The difference is that one function produces new images, allocating the necessary memory; the other function directly modifies the source images' data. Internally two different fun... 25 Apr 2008 06:04
member function level dll export Hi. I was wondering how member function level dll exporting works. I have an interface, and before each function I put the declspec(dllexport) tag, and then I implement this class in CFoo, without the declspec tag. I compile this into a dll, and everything works fine (I can call each function properly etc). ... 28 Apr 2008 13:06 |