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Re: Start [URL="http://developer.apple.com/fonts/TTRefMan/RM06/Chap6.html#Overview"]here[/URL] | |
Re: SetWindowsHookEx has the following parameter [CODE][in] HINSTANCE hMod[/CODE] This MUST be the module handle of the DLL within which the Keyboard procedure is defined. There is another item in the remarks of SetWindowsHookEx documentation. [QUOTE]Before terminating, an application must call the UnhookWindowsHookEx function to free system resources associated with the … | |
Re: Why are you writing your own set class? Use std::set, or if you MUST write your own, at least read the STL code for std::set. | |
Re: You don't need to do this at install time, try coding the application to check for the configuration at start up and ask if not found. You have two easy choices for Q1 Store the configuration in the registry or a configuraiton file. VB has a simple API for storing … | |
Re: Your T object doesn't live long enough to allow the thread to run safely. Create your T objects, then start them, then let the instance die. | |
Re: adding to JEPHTHAH's post. #define N 100 int num[2][N] Also refuse to use more than the maximum declared size and tell the user why e.g. printf("Maximum allowed is %d\n", N); Note: When doing floating point calculations you should always try to keep the values as small as possible, so rather … |