I\'m trying to write a simple C application that is multithreaded. I want the main thread to be suspended until some flag is set by the worker thread. So for my thread function param I pass a struct t
I\'m having the above issue when I attempt to set a string (stored in a class) equal to another string. I have combed and combed trying to find if I did not initialize any variables, but I can\'t find
I am creating an ioStream and then using an operator overloaded in a dll: std::istrstream wStream((char *)aString,strlen(aString));
I\'m trying to implement some progress notification during time-consuming calculation in my Fortran dll. The problem is that AccessViolationException is raised after some time of execution that depend
Hi I know that this error which I\'m going to show can\'t be fixed through code. I just want to know why and how is it caused and I also know its due to JVM trying to access address space of another p
I need to parallelise an application using win32 threads. One of the portions of the code involves modifying an static array using threads.
If I\'m creating a new project in unmanaged C++, Visual Studio 2008 or greater, which exception handling model do I want to go with?
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I\'ve written a C++/CLI wrapper for a C++-DLL to use this DLL in a C# programm. However, when I call a function, which takes a char* I get a AccessViolation
I have never come across this kind of behaviour before and I wondered if anyone is able to shed some light on the matter?
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