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Hi, I am developing a web-based application with Google Web Toolkit. In addition to the web-based application, I also have a desktop Java application to monitor data on the local machine. However, I want to use GWT RPC to make procedure call to the remote server, but I have tried …

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I have to write an extension of basic_stringstream class, and I'm facing some difficulties with endl() function. Here is my code [CODE] class Logger: public basic_stringstream<TCHAR> { public: Logger(); }; inline Logger& __cdecl endl(Logger& _Ostr) { // Original code in ostream _Ostr.put(_T('\n')); _Ostr.flush(); return (_Ostr); } int main() { Logger …

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I just started working on a small tool to search for (heavy) text files using Visual C++ with MFC. Because there are a lot of readings, I'm wondering if ifstream of the standard library is better than CFile of MFC? I don't need portability (the program is for Windows Environment), …

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Hi! I am trying to figure a way to measure a process' system time. The Unix's time command seems in effective because it only displays the result in seconds but my program is small so second is inappropriate. I also tried to use gprof. However gprof uses atexit() to trace …

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I want to launch a new process from a given string of input (including parameter). I tried to use system() but it appears that in the child process, getppid() is not the same as the caller in some runs (probably because system uses the shell as command interpreter). However, if …

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