You can create a *.cpp file, and then close all the files that the C++ builder opened, then double-click the "DOS" *.cpp file, then the C++ builder will load the *.cpp and applies a default project for you to complile and run the "DOS" *.cpp.
(Tested under C++ Builder 5)...
O, in the Internet Explorer, the <SELECT> object has the highest priority in the display. If you want to make the submenus, I sugguest that you use the <DIV> to simulate the <SELECT>. Coding is the worst thing I had done.
The upper code doesn't work under IE.
Here:
<object classid=clsid:{248DD896-BB45-11CF-9ABC-0080C7E7B78D} name=winsock onerror='alert("You have no this COM.")'></object>
<script>alert(winsock.localIP)</script> Coding is the worst thing I had done.
Just got back to the office.
I don't think it's in the insertion agorithm as I do not insert anything as the tables are already sorted beforehand and therefore all I do is append it at the end. Also, the function that reads the table and writes them to memory is located in a different one...
Has anybody encountered this type of error
exception system:
exiting due to internal error:
exception dispatch or unwind stuck in infinite loop
I'm using an ORACLE database for all of my reference tables and loading them to memory for faster binary searching.
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