I had this problem yesterday.
from the main project screen, select Project from the menu bar. then choose the Project Name Properties option. Your property pages dialog will open. Select the folder C/C++. On the right side of the property page dialog, you'll see an area labeled "Additional Include Directories". Place the path to your 'XInput.h' in the text box then click Apply. That will tell VS 2005 where to find the...
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Whenever you start a new project, the project manager needs to sit down with the stakeholders to determine the requirements. Requirements gathering is almost always a long, drawn-out, painful process because the users don't know what they want until you tell them what they can have.Leave a comment:
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Using only i++ can get you in trouble. Due to compiler differences, the i might be incremented at a different time than you intend.
post and pre...in C++ it's normally thought that you apply the incremention in relation to the index in the order that you see it.
For instance:
Some compilers will assign the value of temp at index...Code:int index = 0; test[index] = temp[index++];
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Requirements definition is a difficult task to master. The problem arises when the stakeholder doesn't know enough about the development environment, and the developers don't know enough about the business environment.
I recommend you find the book Classical and Object-Oriented Software Engineering by Stephen R. Schach (Irwin Publishing). It's an older book but it really helped me understand requirements gathering, analysis, and...Leave a comment:
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I ran into this before. Make sure you have IIS installed before you install .NET. For some reason, when you do it the other way, IIS won't recognize aspnet, even after running the _regis utility....Leave a comment:
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Here's the MS definition of COM:
http://msdn2.microsoft .com/en-us/library/ms680573.aspx
COM is applied within a single system.
DCOM is the same as COM, only applied over different architectures/systems.Leave a comment:
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You're probably writing to a db, just insert a flag that's tripped everytime they clock in. Trip it again when they clock out....Leave a comment:
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I had the same problem. I ended up disabling my IIS and uninstalling my Visual Studio 2003. I then had to reinstall IIS (first), then VS 2003. I also had to used ASP 1.1 instead of 2.0. I don't know why though. If anyone can provide a reason, I would be grateful....Leave a comment:
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It's difficult to diagnose without seeing the code. Try containing all your error message boxes within separate functions, then just call the function on an error. See if that helps out at all....Leave a comment:
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