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-Shoonya
shoonya
Last Activity: Aug 16 '10, 11:58 AM
Joined: May 9 '07
Location: Bangalore, India
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Diffrence between "/" and "\"
Hi,
What is the diffrence between below 2 lines. Both the codes are working fine in my project using ARM compiler.
-ShoonyaCode:1. #include "abc/foo.h" 2. #include "abc\foo.h"
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giving more details:
I am having many projects, and 1 has been set as "startup project", say FOO
On starting the debug, it's giving message "foo.exe has triggered a breakpoint"
and it breaks at line no: 459, file: crtdll.c
and output window is having above mentioned error.
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Hi,
That problem is still not resolved. Can anybody provide some more help..
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What exactly is this "VS2005 bug"
there are similar systems here having SP3 but their visual studio is running fine with same piece of code
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My dll is abc.dll
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I checked in "configurat ion manager"
All the modules are having "Debug" against it
and I never changed it to "Release"
so if i am giving fresh build then all my dll should be in "debug" mode.
but then also It's giving same error again
:(
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Hi,
thanks for the prompt reply,
I am using debug mode.
I gave a full clean and build my whole project in debug mode, then also I am getting this error.
Can you tell me where to find "configurat ion manager"
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Visual Studio error ntstatus 0xc0150002
Hi,
I am bit new to visual studio.
I am having following error while building the project.
What should I do in this case.Code:LDR: LdrpWalkImportDescriptor() failed to probe abc.dll for its manifest, ntstatus 0xc0150002 abc.exe': Loaded 'C:\WINDOWS\incops3\ICDCNL.dll', Binary was not built with debug information.
I am using xp and visual studio2005
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hiding the source code
Hi,
i am working on a mobile platform written in C.
There are certain functions (3rd party codes) called in the source code, which are only present in header (.h file), and their definition is not there.
Now, where exactly (in which type of file) is the definition of these functions present and how the whole mechanism of hiding the source code works ?
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Thanks Harshadd for the reply
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Batch programming using SET
Hi,
Can any body help me out in understanding this line
what does -D do ???Code:SET VAR= -D_ABC -D_DEF
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hi donbock,
Thanks a lot
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Passing parameter to a function
what does this declaration mean ??
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thanks weaknessforcats
the problem is solved now,
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i was not mentioning the function in the .def file [where functions that needs to be exported are kept]
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I was not including the location of library [.lib file] of the other module
and it was linking error
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thanks weaknessforcats
can you just explain why this problem is occurring, as i won't be able to delete and re-create the solution files [all this files belongs to my company]
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thanks donbock
I am using Microsoft visual studio
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unresolved extern
hi,
there is a function defined in and prototype is present in abc.h
i want to call this function from another module, so i included the abc.h file along with correct path, but tehn also it's giving the error... -
Using VC++ SysAssert error while copying files
Hi,
I am having a Microsoft Visual Studio Solution file "abc" present in the folder "foo" having having all the files.
Now accidently I did something to the solution file and it's giving "sysAssert error" at a location where i havn't done any modification.
now i took the same folder "foo" from dump and run it, it was working fine, but when i copied certain .c and... -
declaring 2-d array dynamically
certainly we can't do this in C.Code:void foo(char *str){ ... int arr[strlen(set)][strlen(set)]; .. }
So how to implement this thing in C.
Need help urgently
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