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    - Makefile project linking broken in Visual Studio 2005? In Visual Studio 2003 and earlier, you could make Visual Studio projects link against the output of a makefile project by setting the Output line. In VS2005 this seems to be broken. Is there something you have to do to get this to work One of the projects I have run into has a work around for this issue by making a separate library project with no files in it, that depends on the makefile project. To get the output of the makefile project to link in, it adds the output of the makefile project to the "Additional Dependencies" line in the separate empty library project. Any upstream libraries then need to depend on the empty library project instead of the makefile project. But this means you have to author 2 project files for every external library. Is there a better way to do this in VS2005 Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - whats problem with this code? msvs2005 I did a quick test with Holger's code. The compiler generates a memset to construct the temporary, followed by a rep movs instruction to fill the destination *tst. Here's a variation that only uses rep movs. The static variable lands in memory that is assumed to be initialized to zero by the compiler. (Remove static and you get code similar to Holger's). void _test(_TEST *tst) { static _TEST empty = {}; *tst = empty; tst->test3=666; } Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - Deployment and DLLs @Ramkrishna Pawar I only plan for my app to be used on Windows XP and Vista. Here are the DLLs that Dependency Walker loads... NTDLL.DLL MSCOREE.DLL KERNEL32.DLL ADVAPI32.DLL RPCRT4.DLL SHLWAPI.DLL GDI32.DLL USER32.DLL MSVCRT.DLL IMM32.DLL MSCTF.DLL LPK.DLL USP10.DLL COMCTL32.DLL MSCORWKS.DLL MSVCR80.DLL SHELL32.DLL OLE32.DLL CULTURE.DLL MSCORLIB.NI.DLL UXTHEME.DLL MSCORJIT.DLL MSVCM80.DLL MSVCM80.NI.DLL RSAENH.DLL SYSTEM.NI.DLL SYSTEM.DRAWING.NI.DLL SYSTEM.WINDOWS.FORMS.NI.DLL GDIPLUS.DLL SYSTEM.XML.NI.DLL ICONCODECSERVICE.DLL WINDOWSCODECS.DLL VERSION.DLL CLBCATQ.DLL OLEAUT32.DLL SHDOCVW.DLL USERENV.DLL SECUR32.DLL APPHELP.DLL CSCUI.DLL PROPSYS.DLL CSCDLL.DLL CSCAPI.DLL BROWSEUI.DLL DUSER.DLL TIPTSF.DLL SETUPAPI.DLL WININET.DLL NORMALIZ.DLL IERTUTIL.DLL WS2_32.DLL NSI.DLL NETWORKEXPLORER.DLL NTSHRUI.DLL NETAPI32.DLL PSAPI.DLL SLC.DLL NTMARTA.DLL WLDAP32.DLL SAMLIB.DLL MPR.DLL NTLANMAN.DLL DRPROV.DLL DAVCLNT.DLL WPDSHEXT.DLL WINMM.DLL OLEACC.DLL PORTABLEDEVICEAPI.DLL WINTRUST.DLL CRYPT32.DLL MSASN1.DLL IMAGEHLP.DLL PORTABLEDEVICETYPES.DLL AUDIODEV.DLL WMVCORE.DLL WMASF.DLL NETSHELL.DLL IPHLPAPI.DLL DHCPCSVC.DLL DNSAPI.DLL WINNSI.DLL DHCPCSVC6.DLL NLAAPI.DLL ACCESSIBILITY.NI.DLL IEFRAME.DLL URLMON.DLL @Simple Samples I don't expect deployment to solve a problem, the problem is deployment, itself. I'm asking how do I determine which DLLs need to be distributed with my app The documentation that I've read for VC++ deployment (the link you provided that says "Deployment (C++)") only states that Dependency Walker lists all required DLLs but doesn't mention how to weed out the ones that do and don't need to be redistributed with my app. I've yet to try crescens2k's suggestion because all of my PCs have Visual Studio installed, so I can't check which DLLs are missing since they already have all DLLs. However, I will find a clean computer to try out later tonight. Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - CWinFormsView VC2005 We are integrating .NET UserControls into MFC using the CWinfFormsView class. It works great except for a few things. The most important issues is TAB navigation and tooltips (running the same usercontrol on a modal WinForm works fine). TAB navigation seemingly works, but often suddenly stops working at a specific controls (running the same usercontrol on a modal WinForm works fine) Espen. Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - VS 2005 and Qt QString Peter Ritchie wrote: Could be that you're linking to a library that wasn't built for the same version of Visual Studio that you're using... another way getting a std:: string: Code Snippet std::string((const char*)qstr); How do I link to the correct library then Are you saying to just cast the QString to a char* Thanks! Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - question about backups and .ncb files I wanted to make some backups from my source but the portable backup device has limited space and copying needs long. In order to save some space I wrote a script which will delete all folders with name Debug or Relesae. I think I don`t need that folders because I can recompile my source. What about .ncb files Them are quite big. I think them have basically just some informations which speed up reloading the project. If I delete them I need more time starting my project the next time, but no informations are lost forever. Is this correct Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - Problem with NULL in visualstudio 2005 Hi All.. Thank you so much for all your help. The problem was resolved by defining _HAS_ITERATOR_DEBUGGING and _SECURE_SCL in stdafx.h as below. #ifndef _HAS_ITERATOR_DEBUGGING #define _HAS_ITERATOR_DEBUGGING 0 #endif #ifndef _SECURE_SCL #define _SECURE_SCL 0 #endif Thank you, Venu. Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - Reg 64-bit support Hi, I am relatively new to Visual C++ and require your help on this. I have C++ code which is required to run on both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows. Can I use Visual C++ 2.0 to compile the C++ code or I would need Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 to do this The http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_C ++ says that Visual Studio 2005 Standard and Professional editions have x64 compiler support .But currently, I have only Visual C++ 2.0 . Can 64-bit compilation work with 2.0 or I necessarily have to go in for Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Thank you very much in advance! Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - Dictionary<TKey, TVal> subclasses invisible I got it, you have a spelling mistake, it's not Value s Collection, it's a ValueCollection. Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - Draw to screen without using OnPaint() Hi, my (PocketPC) app normally used GAPI but I'm now moving it to DirectX to support WM6. (My app is written in VC++) I have a question: If I wish to clear the screen and draw stuff to it. If I call the below Render function in the OnPaint() function of my dialog everything is fine and dandy: LPDIRECT3DMOBILEDEVICE g_pd3dmDevice = NULL; // My rendering device VOID Render() { if( NULL == g_pd3dmDevice ) return; // Clear the backbuffer to a blue color g_pd3dmDevice->Clear( 0, NULL, D3DMCLEAR_TARGET, D3DMCOLOR_XRGB(0,0,255), 1.0f, 0 ); // Begin the scene if( SUCCEEDED( g_pd3dmDevice->BeginScene() ) ) { // do stuff here blah blah // End the scene g_pd3dmDevice->EndScene(); } // Present the backbuffer contents to the display g_pd3dmDevice->Present( NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL ); } But the problem I'm having is that I have a class that I normally make full screen and then draw stuff in it, like so: m_pFullScreen = new CFullView(); m_pFullScreen ->CreateEx( WS_EX_TOPMOST, AfxRegisterWndClass( CS_HREDRAW | CS_VREDRAW, 0, (HBRUSH)COLOR_WINDOW), _T("Full View"), WS_VISIBLE | WS_POPUP, 0,0, GetSystemMetrics(SM_CXSCREEN), GetSystemMetrics(SM_CYSCREEN), NULL, NULL); Then I had a function in this class called UpdateDisplay() which used to use GXBeginDraw() etc to draw to screen but now I wish to use the code above in the Render function. It does not work (Nothing is drawn to the screen). If the Render function is called from OnPaint then it works but if there is not an OnPaint() function(Which my CFullScreen class does not have as it is not a dialog) then it does not work Does anyone know how to solve my problem Thanks Harry Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - VC++ 2005 redistributable Hi Jonas, Could you please provide more details on the issue you hit with versions of C Runtimes We're seeing a rash of issues with our executables being unable to find C Runtime DLLs (MSVCR80.DLL being the most common one) on some XP SP2 machines and haven't found a solution yet. The executables and most dlls are native C++ with one mixed-mode C++ dll and one C# dll. The C++ code uses MFC and the C# dll uses WPF and COM interop, etc. We also see the DWMAPI.DLL missing issue when we run dependes, but other forum threads indicate that's a false missing dependency. We are embedding manifests in our executables and the manifests are correct, the Windows\WinSxS folder seems to contain the correct versions of the C Runtime DLLs (8.0.50727.42 and 8.0.50727.163), etc. We do install the .NET 3.0 redistributable on machines as part of the install. And on the machine where the executable is built, everything runs fine. So I'm hoping you might have some information that would help us solve this problem. For example, if the Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for WPF install something special on machines that they don't get from the normal VC redistributable, that would explain it. I haven't tried that yet... Thanks -Bob Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - LNK2019 errors - tried everything I could find It seems like a few of the headers are included twice. Do you see the warnings when you create a new project Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - Creating Menus I have VS 2005 and I'm reading a tutorial on creating menus. After designing the menus, I need to add functionality by following these steps: 1. Open the Menu Designer to your menu. 2. Open the Class Wizard from the View menu. 3. The Adding a Class dialog is displayed ... Leave the dialog selection on Select an Existing Class and click OK Since there is no Class Wizard in VS2005, I tried right-clicking my menu item in Resource View, but there is no option to Add Class. I am trying to attach a menu to a dialog. Can someone tell me how to add the dialog's class to the menu Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - exiting a user-interface thread I have a user-interface thread that creates a dialog box: BOOL tcMyThreadClass::InitInstance() { mCMyDialog = new tcMyDialog; m_pMainWnd = mCMyDialog; ..... return TRUE; } I want to terminate this thread (call its ExitInstance()) whenever mCMyDialog::OnCancel() is called. But I can not get mCMyDialog to post the WM_QUIT message to this thread. It will only post it to the main thread that created this thread. What am I missing Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - primary numbers finding Oh, I couldn't get ur problem clearly.Sorry.Anyways ,here are 2 new answers.Have ur choice. --------------------------------------------------------- //Method1 bool IsPrime( int num) { static int index = 2; if (index>(num/2)) { index = 2; return true ; } if (num%index == 0) { index = 2; return false ; } ++index; return IsPrime(num); } //Method2 /*bool IsPrime(int num,int index) { if(index>(num/index)) return true; if(num%index == 0) return false; return IsPrime(num,++index); }*/ int _tmain( int argc, _TCHAR* argv[]) { for ( int index = 2;index <1000;index++) if(IsPrime(index) ) //or //if (IsPrime(index,2)) //If u have chosen Method2 cout<<index<< " " ; } ----------------------------------------- Cheers, Ch.T.Gopi Kumar. Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - Consume Web Services via C++? I have to admit that I'm not very familiar to COM programming, either. Could you please give me or point me to a simple tutorial of how to get started Thanks a lot! Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - CopyFileEx() not working Hi, I am trying to use a function CopyFileEx(from,to). But it gives me - error C2065: 'CopyFileEx' : undeclared identifier anything i need to declare # define _WIN32_WINNT 0x500 is done. it is still giving an error. Please help. Thanks manasi Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - OpenFileDialog and SaveFileDialog crashes windows application Mike Danes wrote: " I am not familiar with .Net and such so I hope someone will help with it if relevant" If you are not familiar with .NET then why bother answering in the first place One big reason I like these forums is that people don't make comments like that. Note that it has been 5 days since the question was initially asked. Instead of criticizing me for trying, why not help Mike Danes wrote: ShowDialog has a DialogResult as its return type so it cannot possible return an error. All it can do is to throw an exception which does not seem to happen in this case. OFDialog cannot contain uninitialized fields even in a Release build because .NET runtime always initializes fields and variables to default values (0, false, nullptr). Thank you. Mike Danes wrote: "Please, whenever saying something such as " crash ", be more specific" Well, he was quite specific... the application just closes without leaving a trace. I definitely do not call "application just closes without leaving a trace" as a crash. If that is what was meant, then it is confusing. Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - need a help regarding dwmapi.dll and DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea function P VanSickel wrote: I have come across this same problem working with a Microsoft partner. I picked up one of their latest DLLs and it has a dependency to dwmapi.dll. It appears that Beta users of Vista are inadvertently picking up this dependency in their proprietary projects. Is there a place to download this DLL so I can move forward or must I work with your partner to get this resolved You'll have to address it with the vendor. They're not supposed to have a load-time link to a Vista-only function. dwmapi.dll will never be redistributed to all versions of Windows. ...unless they only support Vista... Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - msvcr80.dll not found Re: Lomak's reply. I'm getting sporatic occurances of this problem that pop up out of the blue (i.e. no purposeful changes to my manifest nor changes to dll locations/versions.) Next time this happens, could you do a "super clean" of your project: quit the IDE, go to the command line and delete all intermediate files manually (delete the debug directory, release directory, your ncb file and your user-level project settings file.) If your manifest problem goes away (i.e. loader doesn't complain of a missing dll), then at least I can know I'm not the only one... I have 2005 Beta 2 BTW. This is admittably on the side of superstition, but hey, it's the month of the Jack-O-Lantern. Brian Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - how to change the color of a combobox in mfc? I am sorry .but as i know there is no direct method for this.As i said you have to create your own custom Control.Have a look on the Link May be this one help you. Skinned Combo Box Thanx Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - office com add-in theme support Hi, I've developed a PowerPoint com add-in with MFC , using VS2005 , but I have problems enabling the theme support. When a put this line in the stdafx.h file - #pragma comment(linker,"/manifestdependency:\"type='win32' name='Microsoft.Windows.Common-Controls' version='6.0.0.0' processorArchitecture='*' publicKeyToken='6595b64144ccf1df' language='*'\"") - I only get themes on MessageBoxes and not on regular CDialog derived classes. Can somebody give me an advise , I don't want to put a .manifest file in the Office directory. Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - Char* issue on Migrating from VC6 to VC8 (2005) The RTrim function is correct but if you pass to it a pointer to a string literal and that string contains spaces at the end it will crash. The best thing to do is to avoid having string literals with spaces at the end. If that's not possible then you need to detect if the memory is readonly. One way to do this is to use IsBadWritePtr if (IsBadWritePtr(lpsz)) return lpsz; However IsBadWritePtr has some issues and it use is strongly discouraged so the remaining option is to use VirtualQuery (which may be much slower): MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION info; VirtualQuery(lpsz, &info, sizeof (info)); if (info.Protect & PAGE_READONLY) return lpsz ; I looked for an option to stop the compiler making string literals readonly but I cannot find such I thing. Anyway it's not a good idea to modify such strings. Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - Moving VC++6.0 to VC++8.0 - Preprocessor Problem? I am tasked with the job of porting several codebases that work in 6.0 to make them work in 2005, while still working in 6.0. The projects need to compile on both versions. As a solution to this (nightmare) problem, I have been told that the best way to do this is alot of #if and #endif statements all througout the code. 99% of all the errors or problem come from ifstream or ofstream. Includes have been set up as such in various places of the code. (To me it feels like somewhat of a hack job) Code Snippet #define MSC_VER 1400 #if MSC_VER > 1300 #include <fstream> #else #include <fstream.h> #endif Code Snippet #if MSC_VER > 1300 std::ifstream PreferencesFile; #else ifstream PreferencesFile; #endif More or less, everything seems to work, if we type in that "#define MSC_VER 1400". But thats just a temp fix and it can not stay there in the actual file. I am trying to add this into the preprocessor definitions so the same code will work in 6.0 and in VS 2005. I go into the project properties, go to the C/C++ tab and go down to preprocessor and then into preprocessor definitions. I've tried adding MSC_VER, MSC_VER = 1400, MSC_VER 1400. Nothing seems to work, am I going about this the wrong way What must I do to make this work or is there maybe a better solution to accomplish this Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - enum declaration - newbie can't do it! :) Listing given by ProSlamBanO is not for C++/CLR but for standard C++ as per the implementation under Visual Studio 2005. Visual Studio 2005 help gives: (from ms-help://MS.VSCC.v80/MS.MSDN.v80/MS.VisualStudio.v80.en/dv_vclang/html/081829db-5dca-411e-a53c-bffef315bcb3.htm) ================ C++ Language Reference C++ Enumeration Declarations ... enum [ tag ] [: type ] { enum-list } [ declarator ] ; // for definition of enumerated type enum tag declarator ; // for declaration of variable of type tag ... type is the underlying type of the identifiers . This can be any scalar type, such as signed or unsigned versions of int , short , or long . bool or char is also allowed. ... ================= Int, short, long and char work; bool does not appear to work. Any suggestions Nick Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - error C3641 - invalid calling convention Hi Einar, Thanks again for your time. I've tried separating the items which compile only with /clr and placing them in another project as a managed assembly, dynamic and static libraries in the same solution. If I then add a reference to the class library project to the clr/pure project I get unresolved link errors. I get the same problem if I specify the class library as a new library to include with link,input whilst specifying the location of the new library with an addition to the library include path. I'm going to post the problem with disappearing user controls when compiled with /clr in a new thread. Phill Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - 1.#INF00 When I divide two float values sometimes I get 1.#INF00. Does anyone know what this means, infinity I seem to get it sometimes when subtracting 2 float values, but that makes no sense. Does anyone know a fix. Thank You Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - Looped {Start process} issues jmc303 wrote: I've tested each component as I wrote them (to get a better understanding of how they work) so I know that each part of the code does its job. Its only until i put the process.start inside the loop that it starts to fail. I suspect that there is some issue here that only someone who has tried to do looped process calls would really know.. so if there is a better forum I'll take this there instead Well there's no general problem with spawning processes in a loop, as long as you clean the resources after a while. Spawning (and failing to terminate) one or more process for each folder in a tree of folders, will certainly bring your system to its knees in time. As a side note, is your spider following symlinks Could it be recursive Have you been able to write a narrowed down example which reproduces the problem, without disclosing your employer's private code Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - Callback implementation Hi, I want information about callback function. What are callback function. How they are implemented using function pointers -Shailesh Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - xlocnum and purify Whilst I know that Purify questions are well outside the scope of this forum, I've been having a few problems that show up as buffer overruns, uninitialized memory reads, and invalid pointer reads all in xlocnum. Without integration the program runs fine, with integration Purify crashes the app out. As stated above, I'm not asking for a fix to this, although if anyone has suggestions feel free to air them. My real question is, what is xlocnum for I've had a good browse on the internet, but can't seem to find anything about it. My knowledge of the STL structure is limited enough to not be able to work out what this if for. Any light that can be shed upon this would be very welcome. Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - Help! Problematic editor mode. Hi! I think I pressed some button combination and now my Visual C++ 2005 sp 1 editor show dots at the beginning of lines and tabs are marked with arrows. This is really driving me crazy, I can't figure out how to get back to normal mode. I have been looking through text editor settings, customize settings etc. just can't figure it out. Also tried to reset settings, but even that didn't work. How the h*** I turn it off Help really appreciated. BW, Andy Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++
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    - The strange behavior of CComSafeArray::CopyFrom Hello! I have some trouble with CComSafeArray::CopyFrom method. The heart of the problem. I wrote the inproc-COM server using ATL with Visual C++ 8.0 (VS 2005). Under WinXP and Win Server 2003 it works properly. Under Win 2000 Server SP4 it fails. Problem code: STDMETHODIMP CAddin::CallAsFunc(LONG lMethodNum, VARIANT * pvRetValue, LPSAFEARRAY * pVars) { CComSafeArray<VARIANT> sa; if (*pVars) { // pVars is a SAFEARRAY of VARIANT // if caller passed pVars // I want to copy it sa.CopyFrom(*pVars); // !!! fails here Trace of CComSafeArray::CopyFrom shows that following happens: HRESULT CopyFrom( const SAFEARRAY *psaSrc) { ATLENSURE_THROW(psaSrc != NULL, E_INVALIDARG); VARTYPE vt; HRESULT hRes = ::ATL::AtlSafeArrayGetActualVartype( const_cast <LPSAFEARRAY>(psaSrc), &vt); // after call of AtlSafeArrayGetActualType hRes is "E_INVALIDARG" ATLENSURE_SUCCEEDED(hRes); // !!! fails here Trace of AtlSafeArrayGetActualVartype: inline HRESULT AtlSafeArrayGetActualVartype(SAFEARRAY *psaArray, VARTYPE *pvtType) { HRESULT hrSystem=: afeArrayGetVartype(psaArray, pvtType); // hrSystem is "E_INVALIDARG" if(FAILED(hrSystem)) { // returns E_INVALIDARG return hrSystem; } The caller is the same in all cases. Is there any solutions of this problem Tag: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project Visual C++

Jason Zhang

Hi,

I am trying to produce a C++ project in VS 2000 IDE. The project consists dozens of libaries, some of which are tthird-part code, and I belive, were produced with previous VS versions. In the link stage, a problem that is the 'msvcirt.lib' can not be found comes up. I wonder if there is any way to avoid using the msvcirt.lib, or to update the libraries that ask for the including of the system library without buying the newer version of the thrid-party libraries. I don't have the source code. Do anyone know a solution to the problem

Thanks,

Jason

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Re: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project

Bite Qiu - MSFT

read this thread http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=21329&SiteID=1 with similar situation.

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Re: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project

Jason Zhang

Thanks for your info. People really talked about the issues in the thread, but it seems that they havn't come to a solution to this problem. I am wondering too if there is anywhere that I can get the old library version, as I don't have any source code to recompile to the latest VS 2005 version binary code.

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