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typedef struct _WDF_USB_DEVICE_SELECT_CONFIG_PARAMS { ULONGSize; WdfUsbTargetDeviceSelectConfigTypeType;
I am trying to debug a windows service in Visual Studio 2005 on a Windows XP machine. I can install the windows service and start it from the admin console. However, the process app开发者_高级运维ears
Currently I have a problem where I have a list of IDs, each with a related score. For example: ID : SCORE
I have an SQL table with basically the following structure: PK (int, primary key), userID (int), data (varchar 64)
Sorry for the verbose introduction that follows. I need insight from someone knowing P/Invoke internals better than I do.
Is there a better way to initialise C structures in C++ code? I can use initialiser lists at the variable declaration point; however, this isn\'t that useful if all arguments are not known at compile
I have two structures in C program: SmallStructABC and BigStructXYZ I have several members in both of them;
I know that syntax is valid, but my question is whether it is logically valid: <parent> <name>John</name>
What is real difference between Class and Structure when you are dealing with Object Oriented Programming. This question is asked many times during my interviews for SE.
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