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generic class problem
Either if your Sorter class was not created using the MFC Wizard, or if your Sorter class is not an MFC class, you will get that message. I used to face this problem myself. So, just add this statement as the first line in the Sort.cpp file: #include "stdafx.h" It should work after... -
String type as argument in function.
Since you are using MFC, u can use the class wizard to assign a CString variable to the edit box. U can do this only if you have created the edit box in the resource generator. Then the function would look like: int looking(CString name) { UpdateData(); return (name.Compare(name1)); //... -
New to Visual C++ / Need Links to Information
www.codeguru.com has good code snippets, examples, and demos for Visual C++ development. It has many other interesting things also - the site is a must-see. Andyrau -
Win32 Multithreading
When I required help for win32 multithreading, I found the MSDN very helpful. Searching on www.google.com is also a good place to start. -
hi, I want to know if there is a
The keyword inline lets the compiler know that it need not create separate stack space for the function. Instead whenever the compiler finds the function-call, it will replace it with the function body directly thus making the function-call faster (so, for functions whose bodies are maybe a...
