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<0> and no, you can't declare a member function outside of the cl*** definition
<1> "No entry found for cocha.
<1> Did you mean COCH2?"
<0> i think he meant kosher
<1> I hope not
<0> but then, he says a lot of weird things
<2> yo, anyone know anything about shared memory in DLLs
<3> :p
<0> csboy - yo, just ask
<3> i always do - it's my trademark
<2> #pragma data_seg(".SHARED") // Begin the shared data segment.
<2> int x;
<2> #pragma data_seg() // End the shared data segment and default back to
<2> #pragma comment(linker, "/section:.SHARED,RWS")
<0> don't paste code in channel
<2> oh
<2> ok
<0> use a paste website
<1> people don't even read topics anymore
<3> http://rafb.net/paste
<4> Fire_ZeroOne
<3> Hello JBlitzen
<4> Google "pastebin"
<4> Oh, there you go
<4> That's what I get for reading the buffer
<0> READ THE BUFFER, JB
<2> ok, check this out ... http://www.codeproject.com/dll/data_seg_share.asp
<1> gesus p. krist
<2> and look at the yellow section with the 3 pragma statements
<0> what about it?
<2> when i run that code, i get this linker error: LINK : warning LNK4039: section ".SHARED" specified with /SECTION option does not exist
<2> in VC++ 6
<2> oops, not run, but compile
<0> well, don't use VC6
<0> it's eight years outdated
<2> ok, lets accept as given that i can't immidietely updgrade ...
<0> VC++ 2005 express is nice, and free, and up to date
<2> oh really
<2> where can i get that from
<0> microsoft
<0> i haven't memorized the URL, but it's not hard to find
<2> fyi http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/download/
<0> there ya go
<2> downloading
<2> can i build dll's with that ****?
<0> yes
<2> ok
<2> i'm betting i get the same error
<0> and geez, you're reading a guide written for VC5
<3> JBlitzen - was here something else you wanted to mention ?
<0> csboy: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dllproc/base/using_shared_memory_in_a_dynamic_link_library.asp
<4> [14:45] <0> READ THE BUFFER, JB
<0> hehe
<4> <2> ok, lets accept as given that i can't immidietely updgrade ...
<4> lol
<4> No, Fire
<3> ok thanx
<4> Did you put your code
<4> sigh
<0> [15:48] <@JBlitzen> [14:45] <0> READ THE BUFFER, JB
<0> csboy don't forget to download and install the platform sdk
<5> the fact that the guy was crippled though
<5> it's disgusting
<0> Noidea where's www.noidea128.org ?
<5> they could have just come to the house, knocked, and arrested him
<6> Noidea what was the arrest warrant for? who what the ****ing judge who signed a no-knock?
<7> hello to all
<7> does anybody know how to install a ndis intermediate driver programaticaly? (please escuse my poor english)
<5> is the websit still down rdragon?
<5> I may have kicked the ethernet cord out again
<0> yeah
<5> it doesn't latch down properly
<5> yesterday the connection was flakey to my apartment
<5> but, today I'm guessing it's the cord
<0> ah
<5> but, who knows.
<5> I don't know vawjr
<5> the theme on that site recently has been about how this stuff is going on all over the country
<5> using SWAT teams to serve warrants just as a general rule
<5> the trend towards using no knock raids as the norm, rather than in extreme circumstances.
<5> apparently some towns have policies where all warrants are served by a SWAT team now.
<0> wow
<6> Noidea I guess the city fathers must have small penises
<6> Joan and I were discussing the problem of armed intruders and she came up w/ a rather elegant solution, IMO
<8> shooting them with the pudding gun?
<6> we don't have a pudding gun
<1> if by pudding you mean hydrashoks
<8> you know what i might mean
<6> well, we don't have the quirks out of the phaser or the disruptor yet
<5> Oh, and the warrant was to arrest him for drug violations
<6> Noidea well you know those druggies..... can get rid of the evidence too quick
<5> he was on pain medication for, well, he was in a car wreck, then had spinal surgery that was botched
<6> and they're all violent
<9> lol
<6> Noidea as my bumper sticker says: "The war on drugs is a war ON Americans"
<1> my house is rigged for self-destruct like in Conspiracy Theory
<6> fun movie
<5> you know what's a better movie?
<5> Tombstone
<5> ohhhhhh
<5> excellent movie.
<1> last man standing is another good western I feel
<10>
<6> Noidea that's the one w/ Val Kilmer playing Doc Holiday?
<10> ???!!!!!!!!!!
<1> is there really even a word with that many accented vowels?
<6> Gimley English please
<10> i from russia
<6> very few in this channel read/write Russian
<11> i do
<11> smeeghan smoorghan feefan floogan
<11> no wait, that's swedish chet
<11> chef
<1> in russia, channel writes in YOU
<10> peterhu do you speak russian?
<11> no
<11> i do speak idiot though
<11> that's how we know what's going on with JBlitzen
<10>
<12> luverly scribbles
<10> a za idiota otvetish
<12> gimley : gabhsa fucasa
<10> <12> ???
<12> ehh that worked...
<11> hah
<2> rdragon, i need help please
<2> that link you sent me on dll shared memory ...
<2> ... not quite sure how to modify that such that i can use a custom cl*** rather than string
<0> i don't understand
<0> i didn't really read the link, either
<2> oh
<0> and I haven't really ever messed with shared memory
<0> what are you trying to share between? multiple processes?
<2> well, what i'm trying to do is create a dll that allows a c++ process to push **** onto a queue and LabView application will do the getting from this dll
<0> ah
<0> you might be better off serializing cl***es and sending them that way, or by sockets or something
<2> and i can get it to work with that link that i sent you earlier but only for simple types, it doesn't seem to work with cl***es
<0> maybe not, I really don't know
<2> yeah, the labview app reads dlls, so that is my only option
<0> i know there are funky issues sending objects over dll boundaries, thus i've always avoided them
<0> although I think those funky issues go away when working in the managed world
<0> that may not help you though
<2> what is a "deep copy constructor"
<0> my guess is one that needs to in turn call copy constructors for cl*** members
<13> <6> it's a shame that *nix never figured out that there should be a way to automatically set env varibles when you cd
<13> vawjrwrk: I wrote that, indeed. If you want it.
<13> You need to use bash.
<6> Run I'm not using *nix
<6> and it's also a shame that they didn't figure out that would be important in windows
<6> btw, Run does yours also remove the variables when you leave the dir ?
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