hi to all VC++ and WIndows experts! ;) Firstly, my background: Vstudio, C & C++, Windows.(so you can get techy with me, if u want).
I\'m using an api which uses two __time32_t objects to open a cursor to a database, specifying the start and end time to query over.
I have a problem with an application I\'m debugging.Steady state memory usage is a few hundred megabytes.Occasionally (after several hours) it gets into a state where its memory usage soars to many gi
Does anybody know how variable arguments are passed in classic C? I did some debugging toda开发者_JAVA百科y and most regular arguments are passed via stack. However it seems that this does not apply f
I\'m using an old C library (built as a DLL) within my C# application. One of the functions in this library requires a FILE* (as defined开发者_StackOverflow社区 in ANSI C) to be passed. Is there any w
How do I check what runtime library a static library (.lib) in Windows has linked to? I\'m compiling my project with /MDd and I presume a library I\'m linking to is using /MTd Multi-threaded Debug
I\'m currently working on a DLL that is an extension to a closed, working project. I want to catch every pure-call bug, so I googled it up and found out about the _purecall handler. My question is ab
My VS2008 projects generates a dll and links against two other static library. Here is the generated manifest :
In windows; there are 2 options to link to a CRT: Multithreaded, static link Multithreaded, dynamic link
I\'ve got code that calls ::fgetpos, which results in a kernel exception that can\'t be caught (I have option /ehs in my VS 2008 project).But I can\'t help think that standard library routines should