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Hi Folks, I upgraded to a new system lately. System CPU: AMD 5200+ BOARD: ASUS M2N-SLI Deluxe GFX: nVidia 8800 GTS SYS: XP Devices USB: Mouse, Printer PS2: Keyboard using my old trusty Hama Gamer Mouse (5 Buttons, nothing fancy). The mouse works fine except for the wheel. The...

Hi folks, I am building a self-registration capable dll using msvc. So I included something like regsvr32 <mydll.dll> in the post build step. Now, everything's fine as long as I release build the thing. The DLL is created and registered as it should be. Enter Debug build. When I compile the...

Hi everyone, I recently installed version 3.13 of the nForce chip set drivers (mainboard is ASUS A7N8X Deluxe). Ever since the video resolution of my ATI Radeon 9700 is reset to 640x480 whenever I start up Win XP. Does anyone know what I can do about this? Thanks, Tobi

Hello, ever since I installed the nForce2 3.13 driver package, the graphics resolution is set back to 640x480 when I boot up XP. Has anyone experienced similar behaviour? Board: ASUS A7N8X Deluxe Gfx: ATI Radeon 9700 (Driver 3.10) Thanks, Tobi

Hi Everyone, I have a really strange problem when it comes to burning on DVD-R media. My system specs are: CPU: Athlon 2600+ XP System: Win XP, 1 Gig RAM Soft: Nero 6.0 Board: ASUS A7N8X Deluxe DVD burner: NEC ND-2500A (dual DVD+-RW) DVD-ROM: Lite-On something DVD-RW is master (Ultra...

Hi everyone! My cd writer seems to have trouble reading the write speed information from certain CD-R discs, so it burns those CDs at lower speed, although those discs are up to much higher speeds, actually. So my burner can do 24x, but does 12x. I would like to know if there is a way to set...

Hi everyone, I want to use the dlsym (header: <dlfcn.h> ) function to get a symbol from a shared object. But I don't know which library defines the dlsym function. So when I compile my program: gcc -g test.c I get the error message test.o: undefined reference to 'dlsym' Can anyone help me...

Hi everybody, is there a way to make gcc insert the c++ source lines into the .s file? I am somewhat confuded with the assembler listing generated from a .cpp file. Like this: gcc -S somefile.cpp outputs to somefile.s which is the assembler code representation of somefile.cpp Any ideas...