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init (via ctor) of function local static var : not thread safe???? mario semo schrieb: Hello, I have a function which creates a (function-)local static data member. this function is called by multiple threads, and as it appears to me, VC++ 9.0 does not create thread safe code when the local static is initialized. What you seem to be looking for is a singleton... 20 Jun 2008 12:15
VS2005 : is there a way of global changing all projects settingsbelonging to a solution? Hi Stephen! Is there away of globally changing all project settings for a solution? I want to turn off generation of Manifests. No use at all. But I dont want to disappear into each project in turn, change Debug and Release and save. That is painfully slow. Take a look at "Property Sheets". Wit... 20 Jun 2008 12:15
VS2005 : is there a way of global changing all projects settings belonging to a solution? Hi Is there away of globally changing all project settings for a solution? I want to turn off generation of Manifests. No use at all. But I dont want to disappear into each project in turn, change Debug and Release and save. That is painfully slow. Thanks Stephen Howe ... 19 Jun 2008 20:55
Microsoft's so called programmers (ROTFL! :-) On Jun 19, 12:03 pm, "Adem24" <ade...(a)nospammplease.org.invalid> wrote: Microsoft's so called programmers write braindamaged programs and confusing buggy examples and help pages like that below. It is even from the online "help" (ROTFL! :-) of their "compiler" (ROTFL! :-): <CITATION_FROM_THE_MSDN_LIBRAR... 20 Jun 2008 13:17
char* argv[] I need to test a function that has a signature similar to a typical main: int f1(int argc, char* argv[]); Having trouble setting up the array of string pointers to send. Just want to send in 3 strings but int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { char * s[] ={"123", "456", "789"} ; f1(3, s); } does n... 21 Jun 2008 07:40
What does "Embedding manifest.." mean Just moved from VS2003 Professional to VS2005 Professional What does "Embedding manifest.." mean on compilation? Thanks Stephen Howe ... 19 Jun 2008 16:48
Microsoft's so called programmers (ROTFL! :-) Microsoft's so called programmers write braindamaged programs and confusing buggy examples and help pages like that below. It is even from the online "help" (ROTFL! :-) of their "compiler" (ROTFL! :-): <CITATION_FROM_THE_MSDN_LIBRARY> /* FMOD.C: This program displays a * floating-point remainder. */ #... 19 Jun 2008 17:50
try catch How do you write a try catch to catch log(-5)? or what is the best why to catch this error? Thank you. ... 19 Jun 2008 18:52
Excluding /MP I want to exclude /MP for one file (precompiled header .cpp file) but don't see a way to do that. I want to avoid the annoying D9030 warning. Any ideas on how to do this? /MP is inherited from the project settings, and I don't want to have to set it individually on each file. Thanks, Brian ... 19 Jun 2008 14:45
"Planning to isolate some interfaces of my application to a separate dll" Suggest solutions Hi , I am planning to isolate some interfaces of my application to a separate dll so that the dll and the dlls that it is dependent on are shipped and loaded only when that feature is required I am planning to come up with a separate dll that gets loaded when the feature is enabled. Can someone point me ... 19 Jun 2008 11:39 |