Hi
I'm completely new to VB and have the following problem:
I've a set of c functions and i must find a way to use them with VB programs. One of my collegues has sugested me to build an ocx wich contains them.
Is this a possible thing or shall i find another way to solve this problem, if so...
Hello
I'm developing a program using MFC, but i'm new to them and it doesn't work properly.
The program must recursively search a directory and its subdir for one or more kind of file and merge them.
Theese files are selected through checkboxes and merged by kind: for example all files named...
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I'm sorry but can't be of real help, i've used only omniorbpy under win.
Anyway build from source could be a good idea, the makefile is alredy done and the instruction are quite clear; i suppose you did it, but did you ask to Duncan Grisby in omniorb forum on sourceforge?They've been very...
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First of all, the answer is to use the evictor pattern: a queue which keep alive only ten of the 1000 possible servant.
I did it, with c++, using the stl, if you are using java you could use hash, vector etc; it's not so difficult but vary depending on the kind of servant manager you use.
If...
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I've recently used pdcurses to port a dos program under win2k, using vc++ 6.
In my program there is while loop, which must continue (non blocking keyboard read)until the escape character is pressed.
The problem is that i must press it twice to stop the loop and if i press other buttons...
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It's a console program,there are some functions to read the serial port(someone else wrote them).
the next operations are insde a do while loop:
read the buffer, take a flash or check a timeout depending on buffer state (empty/full),verify the validity and the kind of message(plus send...
Hello
I'm writing a program which read data from a serial port,the program uses timers and i'm new to their use.
Could someone suggest a beginner tutorial about this matter please?
Thanks in advance
Vitellozzo
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