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Re: What's the difference between abort() and exit() 13 Years Ago by Moschops abort() causes a SIGABRT signal, which will then be caught by … Measurement Program Abort Button 12 Years Ago by Tortura … all existing controls, there are two important buttons. START and ABORT. By pressing the START button, a method for measuring is… form. That's okay, but I need the ABORT button and just the abort button to work. Do you have any idea… Re: Measurement Program Abort Button 12 Years Ago by gusano79 …quot; task with calls to DoEvents, have the "abort" handler set some Boolean variable when clicked, and have…this class takes care of the multithreading for you. To abort, you would use the [URL="http://msdn.microsoft….aspx"]CancellationPending[/URL] property to know when to abort. This is no more complicated than what you'd … thread abort 15 Years Ago by Nemoticchigga … to sleep to completion. How do I get it to abort immediatly, even if in the middle of sleeping? [CODE]void… components; } if(Thread1->IsAlive) { //Thread1->Interrupt(); Thread1->Abort(); } }[/CODE] Thanks. Re: thread abort 15 Years Ago by Tilir … to sleep to completion. How do I get it to abort immediatly, even if in the middle of sleeping?[/QUOTE] You… sleep, waiting some event to be signaled, then awake and abort himself with proper resource cleanup, etc... Incompatiple implicit declaration of build-in function 'abort' - where is mistake? 12 Years Ago by vedro-compota … (status)) printf ("Continued\n"); [COLOR="Red"]abort(); [/COLOR] // here warning }[/CODE] warning - [QUOTE]Incompatiple implicit declaration of… build-in function 'abort' [/QUOTE] please tell me - what should I do to fix… Re: thread abort 15 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon Instead of Sleep() you can use WaitForSingleObjectEx(), which lets you abort the sleep early. Re: What's the difference between abort() and exit() 13 Years Ago by VernonDozier cplusplus.com gives good descriptions of what each function does. exit "cleans up" upon exiting. abort doesn't. Good discussion here. [url]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/397075/what-is-the-difference-between-exit-and-abort[/url] Re: What's the difference between abort() and exit() 13 Years Ago by Arbus No.Both abort() and exit() terminate the program and not the function only. Abort() ends the program with "abnormal program termination".It indicates unsuccessful termination of program. Re: Incompatiple implicit declaration of build-in function 'abort' - where is mistake? 12 Years Ago by Narue The underlying problem is failure to include <stdlib.h> and using the abort function without a visible prototype. What's the difference between abort() and exit() 13 Years Ago by dspjm the same as tiltle. is that exit() just end the function and abort() end the program? Java error - Software caused connection abort: recv failed 12 Years Ago by sha11e … send one, I get the error "Software caused connection abort: recv failed" on this line: [CODE] System.out.println… Re: Repair Install Problem -- How can I abort? 15 Years Ago by crunchie There is no way to safely abort that I know of. Unless someone can say otherwise, I reckon you are going to have to see it through. Re: Runtime abort when using different input file 8 Years Ago by toneranger Nullptr, I changed the NamedSwings to the dereferenced iterator as you suggested, but still the same abort at runtime. I checked out what you said earlier about this line: 0x09 0x09 0x09 0x09 0x09 0x09 0x09 0x09 0x09 0x0D 0x0A And it looks like it's a bunch of \n \r and \t not sure what to do from here Re: Runtime abort when using different input file 8 Years Ago by toneranger … generate at all. Could that be the source of the abort? It does when I try the 1 min data. I… Abort Processing 16 Years Ago by sofia24 Hi, I created a program to process the files in a directory. It also connects to the SQL server for data processing. The program catches any exception encountered. But what I would want to do is to force it to stop from processing. say if an error is encountered while processing file 3, i want it to stop and issue a rollback instead of … Re: Abort Processing 16 Years Ago by scru Application.Exit() Re: Abort Processing 16 Years Ago by Ramy Mahrous Read more on SQLTransaction class, if you search on this problem you may find something called COM+ don't go through it your problem can be solved using SQLTransaction class, don't overhead yourself by reading in COM+ Re: Measurement Program Abort Button 12 Years Ago by charlybones I believe you can use this: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.application.doevents.aspx[/url] To help you. Basically you run the desired code in the background, using the method [CODE]Application.DoEvents(); [/CODE] Hope it's what you're looking for. Re: Measurement Program Abort Button 12 Years Ago by skatamatic Sounds like you should look into multithreading. Running the UI on one thread and the background work on one or more threads is fairly common practice these days. Re: Measurement Program Abort Button 12 Years Ago by Tortura Thank you for now. I will try to manage it with your answers and tell you if it works. Re: Measurement Program Abort Button 12 Years Ago by Tortura Hey :) Today I tried to solve my problem with the BackgroundWorker...and with some little problems it works. Thank you for the hint :) Re: Incompatiple implicit declaration of build-in function 'abort' - where is mistake? 12 Years Ago by vedro-compota [B][U]Narue[/U][/B], thank you!) Re: What's the difference between abort() and exit() 13 Years Ago by dspjm thanks for everybody Re: Java error - Software caused connection abort: recv failed 12 Years Ago by dmanw100 Can you disconnect/reconnect on failure and, if so, are you able to send and receive messages then? If its a problem with networking this should work. Also, are you using UPD or TCP? Re: Java error - Software caused connection abort: recv failed 12 Years Ago by sha11e [QUOTE=dmanw100;1745894]Can you disconnect/reconnect on failure and, if so, are you able to send and receive messages then? If its a problem with networking this should work. Also, are you using UPD or TCP?[/QUOTE] It's TCP. About "Can you disconnect/reconnect on failure and, if so, are you able to send and receive messages then?", … Re: Java error - Software caused connection abort: recv failed 12 Years Ago by sha11e It happened again. I tried sending a message from my client to my server - nothing happened. I tried a few times and then (on the client) the recv failed error popped up. (during this time I had WireShark up, it listed a few [TCP retransmission]s) I then went to my server and tried sending - resulting in the same error. Re: Java error - Software caused connection abort: recv failed 12 Years Ago by dmanw100 What I was suggesting was to catch the exception, have the client disconnect and reconnect to the server (or vice versa), then try resending the message. Did WireShark show incoming and outgoing or just outgoing transmissions? Re: Java error - Software caused connection abort: recv failed 12 Years Ago by sha11e [QUOTE=dmanw100;1745948]What I was suggesting was to catch the exception, have the client disconnect and reconnect to the server (or vice versa), then try resending the message. Did WireShark show incoming and outgoing or just outgoing transmissions?[/QUOTE] It was showing both incoming and outgoing. Re: Java error - Software caused connection abort: recv failed 12 Years Ago by sha11e Is it a windows/network thing? Anyone who can help?