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Use the modulus operator to reset the index to 0 once it gets to 8. This should cycle your index from 0 to 7. index = ( ( index++ ) % 8 ) ;

Just a suggestion: I would use _beginthreadx rather than CreateThread as CreateThread can lead to sync problems if you are calling any standard c lib rtl functions. Thanks, John

Microsoft uses IEEE floating formats. See http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q36068

You may want to look at: QUADPACK --- subroutine package for the numerical computation of definite one-dimensional integrals. http://www.netlib.org/quadpack/ Differential and integral equations (I) ODEPACK --- a systemztized collection of ODE solvers http://www.netlib.org/odepack/

Look at CPoint

You can try int result = GetSystemMetrics( SM_NETWORK ) ; if( 0 == result ) { // No network }

Memory is one limit for sure. If you can, adjust your stack size for your. I've also run into problems when the Handle count grows. Check for handle leaks.

I just started looking into this myself. You may want to look into SIP, JAIN, and RTP protocols. I believe SIP can conference so that might address your multiple IP issues.

You can also mark particular files as 'not using precompiled headers'. This comes in handy when using 3rd party tools like oci.h.