No, a destructor cannot be overloaded, because it doesn't have arguments, so there can be only one version. You probably meant override, that is something...
... If you know that all numbers are smaller than a certain number, like 10000, you can create an array called found of 10000 booleans which are set to false....
hi shinu, my program is running fine just try it. according to u the given array 'B' is a subset of 'A', and being a maths student i did understood ur query. u...
i know about windows only stack grows downwards , atleast 2 bytes at a time depending upon the size of the value PUSHed. register 'SP'- Stack Pointer is...
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Nov 1, 2004 4:19 pm
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Reply embedded... ... Yes. Remember that a non-static member is associated to an object, so you need to pass a pointer or reference of the object to the...
hi all, i want to create a window in maximized size (full screen), but it is showing in small size. I have used the keyword 'WS_MAXIMIZE', the 'CreateEx' func...
Stack growns down only, because it starts from some highest address. And heap grows upwards, it starts from certain lowest address. Thr will be some kernel ...
Hi Friends, I am back again to Programmers Town. I want to design a C++ application(Which is already in Java. But lacks performance due to high requirement)...
Are you using MFC? Are you using MFC's Doc/View architecture? What is CMainWindow derived from? Is CMainWindow derived from CFrameWnd or CMainFrame? If you're...
Reply embedded... ... It is "Shyan" :-) ... Unfortunately I don't ;-) ... It was long ago since I last use BGI graphics. Unless you have a very old code to...
Hi Thiru, you can use the AfxBeginThread API to implement thread. See API reference for more information. Thanks D. Jegathesan. Thirumoorthy Chettiannan...
Hi Shyam, I cant explain it in words. You have solved a big problem for me.. I am very thankful to you... Once Again,Thank You.. Regards, Ashwin Mittal. ... ...
no, i m not using doc/view arch.i m using project- "win32 application", and in proj settings "use MFC in shared dll". CMainWindow derived from "CFrameWnd" ...
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hii, i have doubt with function that return a reference. why do we need function that return a reference? what it is purpose? what is defference with function...
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Nov 4, 2004 12:34 am
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Hi, To create multithreaded applications you will require libraries which deal with threads.You can find it on many sites like freecountrycode.com ...
Nitin, Since the operation returns TRUE, m will be assigned 1. True =1, False=0. Prashanth, Could you please tell us, as to how the grouping is done.. ie in m=...
Does anyone know a good place to get examples and tutorials for creating socket connections and listeners? I am still sorta new to C++, but i guess i'll jump...
Hi, With reference you can do.... form2 ob1, ob2, ob3; ob1 = ob2 = ob3 ; But without it you can't........ cheers Dennis erudeuin <erudeuin@...> wrote: ...
static data are initialized when a class is initialized (ie. Even before the creation of any object.) Static data are automatically initialized to 0. Static...
Thats right Mark, Destructor cannot have return type Destructor cannot be overridden or overloaded. But it can be made virtual.. The order of execution of...
... The purpose of this is that you can use more than assignment at a time, just like with primitive types: form1 a, b, c; a = b = c; Remember that operator=...
... A static block doesn't exist in C++. Also static data aren't automatically initialized to 0 in C++, at least not with my compiler (MSVC++ 6). Maybe you're...
Hi, Reply embedded... ... So you're programming using the SDK method (WinMain()) and MFC object? That is weird. I could be wrong but I don't think MFC is...
Hi, Reply embedded... ... They should be, as is specified by the standard. ... Really? Do you have some codes to demonstrate that it is not the case? HTH ...
Hi, Reply/comments embedded... ... Not sure what you meant by "initializing a class". ... Agree. ... IIRC, the C++ language does not specify any "static...
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