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Re: Segmentation fault at a perfect running code Daniel Turini14-Apr-04 0:33 Daniel Turini 14-Apr-04 0:33  Sorry, but 99.999999% of the time, the problem is with your code, not with the compiler. And without seeing the code, we can't have a clue about why it's failing... I see dumb people Re: Segmentation fault at a perfect running code Maximilien14-Apr-04 0:35 Maximilien 14-Apr-04 0:35  ... are you trying to run a Win32 executable on a linux OS ? ... Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad Re: Segmentation fault at a perfect running code Cem Kalyoncu14-Apr-04 1:11 Cem Kalyoncu 14-Apr-04 1:11  no.. I have recompiled it using g++. May the bug killer be with you... Cem Kalyoncu Re: Segmentation fault at a perfect running code Maximilien14-Apr-04 1:20 Maximilien 14-Apr-04 1:20  ok ... so ... probable errors, bad initializations of variable, bad allocation, bad error checking ... be sure to initialize everything, check all pointers, ... and build in debug and trace on linux ... Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad Re: Segmentation fault at a perfect running code Mike Dimmick14-Apr-04 4:43 Mike Dimmick 14-Apr-04 4:43  Unix 'segmentation fault' is much the same as Windows' 'access violation'. It's caused by trying to read or write through a bad pointer, or by trying to jump to a bad location. Usually this means that you're trying to read or write off the end of a buffer, or you're not checking the return value of one or more functions for errors before using that value (where the function returns a pointer, e.g. fopen). It can also be an uninitialised pointer. Jumping to a bad location is much harder and usually requires an uninitialised function pointer. Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder Re: Segmentation fault at a perfect running code Cem Kalyoncu14-Apr-04 21:25 Cem Kalyoncu 14-Apr-04 21:25  Thanks for all, The answer is actually trying to access out of bounds of a variable - it should give access violation but in Windows it allocates a litle more space then you have requested (duplicates of four i guess). the proplem is with the read routine that seems nearly perfect, I found the error when I tried to free the variable. It actually gave me error at that time (before I forgot to free them ). It is very interesting not to get an error on Windows. As Mike said it is actually Access Violation. Thanks for all May the bug killer be with you... Cem Kalyoncu Notification for date change Anonymous13-Apr-04 23:25 Anonymous 13-Apr-04 23:25  is there any notification for system datechange ??? Re: Notification for date change Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer14-Apr-04 0:04 Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer 14-Apr-04 0:04  To find out your answer, I ran notepad, and parked it in a corner of the screen. I then ran Spy++ (from VC Tools menu) and monitored all messages to the notepad's top level window. When I changed the date / time, windows broadcasts a WM_TIMECHANGE message... To quote: Windows 2000/XP: An application should not broadcast this message, because the system will broadcast this message when the application changes the system time. Iain. Re: Notification for date change Anonymous14-Apr-04 0:14 Anonymous 14-Apr-04 0:14  will this message be generaten whenever day changes normally. ie at midnight... Re: Notification for date change Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer14-Apr-04 0:33 Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer 14-Apr-04 0:33  Anonymous wrote: will this message be generaten whenever day changes normally. ie at midnight... Uh, no. But you could always set a timer with a slow interval (e.g. every five minutes), and monitor the date. If it changes between WM_TIMER messages, do your thing, else return. OR Use CreateWaitableTimer / SetWaitableTimer / WaitForMultipleEvents in a separate thread. OR I'm sure XP has a way of asking it to run your program at set times, but I can't remember it. OR A long list of other alternatives. Iain. Reading out a directory silversight13-Apr-04 22:52 silversight 13-Apr-04 22:52  ...hi... for a longer time I am looking unavailingly for a method to read out a directory with all files with an explicit extension. can anybody help?! thx.... tito Re: Reading out a directory Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer13-Apr-04 22:59 Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer 13-Apr-04 22:59  You can use the MFC class CFileFind, or the Win32 functions it wraps: ::FindFirstFile, ::FindNextFile and ::FindClose. Good luck! Iain. Rounded button problem yanuart13-Apr-04 22:20 yanuart 13-Apr-04 22:20  I'm trying to create a rounded box button (sorry bout my lack of knowledge bout MFC) and I followed this tutorial in creating a ownerdrawn button. The results looks great but there's only one flaw, even my button is now not a box, on each corner of the button there's always a white/gray space to fill the area of a box. I think is because the button area is always a box and it looks bad if I place my button on top of image/color. How can I eliminate the those spaces in the corner of my button. Thkx Re: Rounded button problem toxcct13-Apr-04 22:40 toxcct 13-Apr-04 22:40  go looking the articles about the subject on CP... >> MFC Button Control articles << TOXCCT >>> GEII power How to display array of pixel values onto the screen? Indrawati13-Apr-04 22:07 Indrawati 13-Apr-04 22:07  Hi I am currently trying to display an image stored in memory to the screen. I store the image data (i.e. the pixel intensity values, obtained after some computation) in an array in the memory. Could someone tell me how I can display it? I understand I can loop the SetPixel method of CPaintDC, but I noticed that it is quite slow, and the image appears not all at once. Can I use BitBlt to accomplish this? Re: How to display array of pixel values onto the screen? Prakash Nadar13-Apr-04 22:58 Prakash Nadar 13-Apr-04 22:58  You can construct dib and then use to paint the image on the screen. Re: How to display array of pixel values onto the screen? Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer13-Apr-04 23:05 Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer 13-Apr-04 23:05  If you look at the functions CBitmap::CreateBitmap, or ::CreateBitmap, you'll notice that the last value can take a pointer to initial values. Just select this into a DC, and BitBlt / StretchBlt. OR, if you will be changing the values, you'll need to look up StretchDIBits. This is a harder function to use, but more flexible. You should find examples on their use in MSDN. Good luck, Iain. how to use kbbar.dll to add a new toolbar in IE NewtonOfComputers13-Apr-04 21:29 NewtonOfComputers 13-Apr-04 21:29  hello all, as i required to add a toolbar to IE from my application, i had downloaded kbbar.exe from microsoft site as said in the documentation (CP) . But i didnt understand how to use this dll and from where i can add my own toolbar. Plz help me, i will be greatfull to u. ComputerNewton Re: how to use kbbar.dll to add a new toolbar in IE Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer13-Apr-04 23:09 Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer 13-Apr-04 23:09  The codeproject IE bar comes with source code as I remember. From my about box, Programming: Michael Dunn. IE Toolbar Wizard: Erik Thomson. Searching for the articles by these two stellar chaps should help a lot. Iain. ps. The CP Bar is a worthwhile download in itself. Re: how to use kbbar.dll to add a new toolbar in IE NewtonOfComputers13-Apr-04 23:39 NewtonOfComputers 13-Apr-04 23:39  may i have the link to it plz ComputerNewton Re: how to use kbbar.dll to add a new toolbar in IE Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer13-Apr-04 23:55 Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer 13-Apr-04 23:55  Don't be so ! Just under is a search box. Type "Michael Dunn" into it. Select "Authors", and press GO. You'll get a long list. On the second page is his "Search Bar" article. On further inspection, he doesn't include source code. But in the acknowledgements is a pointer to Erik Thompson's "DeskBand ATL Object Wizard" article. Go there, read, download, learn, enjoy! Iain. Re: how to use kbbar.dll to add a new toolbar in IE NewtonOfComputers14-Apr-04 0:32 NewtonOfComputers 14-Apr-04 0:32  Thank u very much. i had found it. but only the dll and .exe but not how to do it. ComputerNewton Re: how to use kbbar.dll to add a new toolbar in IE Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer14-Apr-04 2:39 Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer 14-Apr-04 2:39  If you use Erik Thompson's article, and download his wizard, he gives instructions on how to use use / install it. You can then make a new ATL project and add a IDeskBar object. All this is in his article. I've done so and I now have my name in big letters in an band next to my explorer menu. What you put into the band is up to you. Iain. Re: how to use kbbar.dll to add a new toolbar in IE NewtonOfComputers15-Apr-04 23:34 NewtonOfComputers 15-Apr-04 23:34  Thanks a lot for ur help. well i shall try it now. ComputerNewton CListCtrl's SetItemData() Shah Shehpori13-Apr-04 21:25 Shah Shehpori 13-Apr-04 21:25  Friends, I want to associate some value with every row added in CListCtrl. For this purpose i am using SetItemData() and GetItemData(). But the problem is that i want to associate data not only per column basis, but i also want to associate data in each column of a row and later retrieve it. How can i do so ?

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