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<0> mabaa: it does if your code is pure .net/mono code.. although it's incomplete so some cl***es aren't supported
<0> I've never had any trouble with it
<0> it's as simple as compiling it and running it
<1> GPF_1 - for( int x = 0; ... ; ... ){ ... } x = 3;
<1> (where x wasn't previously declared, either)
<2> cool, trademark ill have to try it at some point
<3> Ha.
<3> oh well.
<2> rdragon i rebuilt it, same error
<1> mabaa maybe you fiddled with the project settings - there are several places to control whether or not debug information is included
<2> heh i didnt fiddle anything but yeh the binary isnt building for one reason or another
<1> it's not building?
<0> mabaa: cut your losses and make a new project :P
<0> *nod*
<1> i thought it crashed, that'd imply you could execute it
<2> what should "Debug Information Format" be
<3> i wonder if this need Express is being ***isted by the X-employees that Ms bought out from Borland! :)
<3> need = new
<2> c7 compatable, program database, program database for edit and continue
<2> probably not the "disabled" it is set to currently (hopefully that was it)
<1> program database is an average choice
<2> ok
<2> yay
<3> btw, have any of you guys run into problems where a rounding function may not behave the same from machine to machine on the same values?
<4> I have a problem with my pView pointer which is supposed to point to my View Cl*** in my MFC project
<3> one PC mite round up where the other rounds down on some numbers.
<4> I debugged and saw that it has a problem finding the CWnd of the pView
<4> then I debugged in another way and saw the error was in the body of this fucntion:
<4> _AFXWIN_INLINE int CComboBox::SetCurSel(int nSelect) ***ERT(::IsWindow(m_hWnd)); return (int)::SendMessage(m_hWnd, CB_SETCURSEL, nSelect, 0);
<3> so the handle isn't set?
<4> i guess not
<4> I have my GetView fucntions with returns a pointer to the View Cl***
<3> actually, that looks like the API call to see if the window is iconic?
<3> no, thats not correct, that is the api to see if that is a valid window.
<4> yep
<3> maybe the code is getting executed before the combobox is created?
<4> this used to work earlier today but not anymore
<1> http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1722&page=1
<3> make sure this isn't getting executed before the combobox gets created.
<4> you know I have a combo box in my dialog box?
<3> eh.
<3> Hmm.
<3> are you performing this code in the dialog box?
<4> yes
<4> I am in the middle of a dialog cl*** when it breaks
<4> brb smoke
<3> are you doing this in the dialog procedure?
<3> ok, well i need to go my self.
<4> umm
<4> the call to CView in the dialog box is when it breaks
<4> when I use my pView to call InvalidateRect
<4> brb
<4> actually this is a different error
<5> hey guys, is VS 2005 different to VS .NET 2005 ?
<4> this one is when I double click the left mouse button
<1> no, phatlip
<2> wow, my code is a mess *puke*
<1> there's no such thing as 'vs .net 2005'
<5> lol, good i was damn searching for ages for the .NET variant.
<5> you just has to install the .net SDK to access the libraries right?
<1> you have to install the .net framework 2.0
<5> oh, the libraries come with VS
<4> **** i found the problem
<4> with a handler you select from the cl*** wizard, you have to include that intializer for it before you put anything else
<4> like: BOOL CCEdit::OnInitDialog() { CDialog::OnInitDialog();
<6> PFloyd, you don't for every handler, but init dialog does some magic which enables the message map
<6> failure to call the base will cause a problem later
<4> yep it was in the init
<7> Hey all anyone around right now?
<7> hehe.. or is everyone afk? =)
<8> if i install the .net framework sdk 2.0, i dont need 1.1 as well, do i?
<9> don't remove it though
<8> the files seem to be updates rather than additions... but im wanting to be sure.
<9> because what if a program need uses the 1.1 framework?
<9> up a ****ing creak
<8> sb_, i still have the runtimes
<9> just leave it?
<9> it's like .1k or whatever
<9> not hurting anything
<8> either way only one of them will be used at a time due to include path order, hehe
<9> yeah
<8> ill keep them both, but i was just curious.
<9> i mean i guess if you don't know for sure, be on the safe side?
<8> yeah
<8> for now ill install both and just add the 2.0 sdk to the include paths
<9> haha
<8> ?
<9> i dunno?
<9> lol
<10> hey is there a way to capture the enter key in an edit box in a win32 application without using MFC or subcl***ing?
<11> indi
<5> hey guys, why does my sqrt() break when i use a large number on it? i tried 8024 and i got:
<5> Unhandled exception at 0xeb541470 in HelloWorld.exe: 0xC0000005:
<12> 0xc0000005 is an access violation, not sure that'd be related
<5> it works ok until i give it a big number
<5> oh wait..
<12> Oh well, maybe your CPU is not good at math
<12> Anyway, I'll be late for work
<5> nevermind, i'm overloading the array
<5> how can i set an array to take an arbitary amount of records.
<5> rather than int array[100];
<13> phatlip : read about pointers and dynamic allocation
<5> sure, thanks.
<5> dang, i still get 0xC0000005
<5> when trying to ***ing thousands of values to an array
<5> i used: int * testArray;
<5> testArray = new int [];
<14> phatlip, just use a vector<>
<5> you know, i would love to but i have no idea how. :)
<5> lol, this is actually fun.
<5> ok, its work now - does weird things with HUGE numbers, but thats acceptable, since they are like in the trillions
<14> um, well considering your machine can probably only address 4GB of memory...
<5> heh, should run this on my suse box then
<5> some 64bit goodness
<14> and you have terabytes of RAM? I kind of doubt it
<5> oh yeah.
<14> my 64-bit box only has 1GB in it :)
<14> but it's from 1998
<5> woah, 100,000,000 into an array uses 400k of memory.
<5> sorry, 100,000,000 sqrts
<5> least its doing it now
<14> 400k? that's nothing
<5> 400,000k
<5> my bad
<5> can you tell an app how much ram its allowed to use?
<14> yes, that sounds more likely
<14> depends on your OS
<14> but yes
<5> yeah, i've seen it in *nix - but windows?
<14> no idea on Windows
<5> cuz i'd love to hack firefox and tell it stop using all my ram
<14> haha, what so it's constantly paging?
<5> it stores its cache on your ram
<5> so each new page...well you get the idea
<14> then tell it to shrink your cache
<14> or run lynx
<5> i just would like it to clear old cache once it starts using a certain amount of memory.
<14> I remember when Firefox was originally pushed as a "lightweight" browser
<5> yup, its becoming very bloated now
<5> opera is probably the best when it comes to that now, or as you say - lynx
<14> w3m is good
<14> but I use Firefox for most stuff
<14> Konqueror is OK
<5> w3m? never heard of it
<14> it's another text browser
<5> konqueror is slow though
<14> I use it as my man page viewer
<5> same engine safari is built on, which is also quite slow.
<5> not happy with man <foo>
<14> anyway though, gotta get back to writing this manual ;P
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