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So I'm working on application which is using TPicture. I load all picture to TBitmap in TPicture. For JPEG's i use this code: TJPEGImage * test; test = new TJPEGImage; test->LoadFromFile("test.jpg"); TPicture * test2; test2->Bitmap->Assign(test); This code works fine. But now I want to load also...

I'm using this class to connect to server: bool ClientSocket::Povezi(String naslov, String port) { // spremenljivke WSADATA wsaData; this->Povezava = INVALID_SOCKET; struct addrinfo *result = NULL, *ptr = NULL, hints; int iResult; // koda iResult =...

Ok, so I make a small image with my program, but I want to check if it has changed each time I run the program, so I make new one, if it has changed. How can I do that fast, because I don't want to resize image and check.

Ok, now I'm using this function: void run( LPCTSTR cmd, LPCTSTR dir) { STARTUPINFO si; PROCESS_INFORMATION pi; memset(&si, 0, sizeof(si)); memset(&pi, 0, sizeof(pi)); si.dwFlags = STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW ; si.wShowWindow = SW_SHOW; TCHAR buffer[ MAX_PATH + 1]; memset( buffer, 0...

Can I include an EXE program to my Borland C++ project and than run it from the code?

Ok, i'll try this. Does anyone has a code to resize image from disk and than show it in TImage, without saving it to disk?

Well, now i know why it uses so much memory. Can I show this pictures, without storing them in memory?

I'm building an application, which has got 30 images(TImage) in one form. This pictures size is about 800 KB. The problem is, that program use a lot of memory(300 MB), I would understand if it would use about 50 MB of ram, because without pictures, it uses about 20 MB. What's the problem?