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    Passing arguments through two functions

    Thanks Anyway, I found a way i can do it. The problem was that I used MSVC++. I now just declared the whole function clean assembly code so I dont get checked by VC on every smart step in my assembly code by... Good night! Daniel Cohen Gindi dcgsmix@gmx.net
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    Passing arguments through two functions

    I have to create a function that takes an unknown number of arguments, and then pass it forward to another function, while the first argument stands for the address of the function to be called (the only argument which should be poped out of stack)... Now how do i do that? I have my function...
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    Visual Studio .Net closes right on startup

    Hi I have kinda weird problem in the last week, and reinstalling wont fix it!: When i'm starting the Visual Studio .NET, right after i see the main window, i see for a half of a second a 'Windows Installer" little window says "Preparing To Install...", then the whole studio is...
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    Make a program run on laptop with right window and controls size/pos?

    *bump* Daniel Cohen Gindi dcgsmix@gmx.net
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    Make a program run on laptop with right window and controls size/pos?

    Hi I have a problem with MFC programs, on laptops they are changing the size of the dialogs, and changing size and position of controls. and yes, i'm giving absolute position on runtime. it works on every machine except laptops. Is there a way to solve this? thanks daniel Daniel Cohen Gindi...
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    QUESTION: WHAT THE HECK IS "mutable"? (a reserved word in c++)

    Thanks Daniel Cohen Gindi dcgsmix@gmx.net
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    QUESTION: WHAT THE HECK IS "mutable"? (a reserved word in c++)

    Hello guys somebody told me about a reserved word in c++, that i never heard about (he too...) that word is not implemented in anywhere on the internet that word is: mutable can anybody told me what that word means? Thanks Daniel Cohen Gindi
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    how to detect if you are on laptop or normal pc?

    Hey guys, How can i detect if you are running on a laptop or on a normal pc? if there is an #ifdef for that it will be better thanks, Daniel Cohen Gindi dcgsmix@gmx.net
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    problem with dialog sizes on laptop

    i have a prog that i wrote on win2k, and it has a static size that is given OnDialogInit, it shows correct on all resolutions. But when i run the prog on a laptop with win2k, and i tried it on 7 laptops, the dialogs are smaller, and the controls are in the same size, so the dialog is cut, and i...
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    spin button control

    Hey i've created a spin button control, add a "member variable" of type CSpinButtonCtrl On the initdialog i set the range from 0 to 510. also set the accel on the OnHScroll of my window i've type-casted the scrollbar into a spinbuttonctrl so i can check the hwnd to know that it is...
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    compare frequencies...

    Yeah, me too... It doesnt need to be very complicated. i can also just record some milliseconds and process, record and process... almost like realtime, but good for my needs. But, anyone can help me??????????????? Daniel Cohen Gindi dcgsmix@gmx.net
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    compare frequencies...

    someone help me?? Daniel Cohen Gindi dcgsmix@gmx.net
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    Display numbers in Static Strings??

    its because it gets your INT variable as an ASCII number and returns you the ASCII character that matches it. so if you want to convert int to string: char * itoa(int value); string to a number: double atof( const char *string ); int atoi( const char *string ); __int64 _atoi64( const char...
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    Random numbers??

    You can use this: (int)((upperbound - lowerbound + 1) * rand() + lowerbound) if you want bitween 1 to 10: (int)((10-1+1) * rand() +1) so every number that you want biween 1 to something: (int)(maxnumber * rand() +1) Daniel Cohen Gindi dcgsmix@gmx.net
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    compare frequencies...

    Hey ppl i want to make a program for tuning musical instruments. i'll start with a guitar for the thickest string in 6-strings guitar the frequency is 82.41 Hz Question 1: i need to record a piece of sound (the guitar connects to the mic-in) Question 2: (the real problem) and then compare...

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