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Author: Bean Software
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Windows services are executable applications that run in background. They are controlled by Service Control Manager(SCM). They can be started, paused, re-started manually. A service can run without any user being logged on to the computer. Typically, Windows services start when the Microsoft Windows operating system is booted and runs in the background as long as Windows is running. These features make services ideal for use whenever you need long-running functionality that does not interfere wi...
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Author: Nasif M.
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Linked list is one of the fundamental data structures, and can be used to implement other data structures. In a linked list there are different numbers of nodes. Each node is consists of two fields. The first field holds the value or data and the second field holds the reference to the next node or null if the linked list is empty....
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Author: Oshri Cohen
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I was recently assigned to transfer data from an ACT! to Microsoft CRM 3.0.
The data included importing all of the present and historical activities.
In crm 3.0 all tasks, emails, appointments... are classified as activities in order to import the data effectively i needed to understand what each field in the task object of the crm 3.0 web service represented.
I will explain each field in this Article....
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Author: Kenneth Kasajian
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This document describes a method by which features of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) can be used in straight C, including Standard/ANSI C, and some variants of pre-ANSI C. The following compilers have been tested:
* Visual Studio 6.x +
* GCC
* LCC
* Turbo C 2.0
OOP constructs are implanted via C macros so that source code is easily readable. Knowledge of OOP is assumed as well as rudimentary knowledge of C++....
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Author: chhibs
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I have seen code for calculating distance using the haversine formula using C# etc on the site, but nothing using c++, so here is the code that just does that.
I saw couple fo articles doing thie distance calculation using the haversine formula but using .Net instead, since I code in C++(no .Net until really needed), I ported to c++ and below is the code...
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Author: Mr Scotty
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Someone asked me how to implement a default parameter value for a struct. He wanted to make it possible to make the following calls....
The compiler (VC 6) however didn't compile this.
You can use a constructor in your struct. It's not really nice but it will work....
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Author: Muthukumar
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MFC provides really nice classes for doing Windows programming. It has taken away all the pains of SDK, where a programmer is expected to handle everything in the world except writing application logic.
The first task to be done in any application is to create a window for an application. MFC provides two important classes viz. CWinApp and CFrameWnd, which can be used for creating a window and the application. Both these classes have their own message handling mechanisms, screen-drawing funct...
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Author: Andrea Cacciarru
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Very often you want to add special features to a stream class (istream, ostream or iostream). A way to do this, is to create a specialized streambuf class and to overload stream base class methods....
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Author: Christopher Diggins
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This article describes how we can pipe functions together as we would program on the command line.
A filter is a program which takes its input from the standard input stream (std::cin) and places its output to the standard output stream (std::cout). The reason for writing a program as a filter is that it can be used from the OS shell, to redirect its output to a file or device....
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Author: dSolariuM
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In this article we will learn how to add controls to a MessageBox or how to change its button texts. You can use this method to create (full) Multilanguage programs (Just a suggestion!). There are some ways to do this and I chose the hooking method....
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Author: gugulea
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There are many articles and applications posted here, but I couldn't find one that could do what I wanted. I don't want to add any plug-in to Visual Studio, or modify any .rc files that the IDE should maintain and modify. I want to add more version info like build date. Some of the solutions given here are good but are not complete. They represent only a starting point to my solution....
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Author: JOHN11
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This article shows how to process one or many MSI packages just by providing a configuration file. It gives also many useful hints and tricks that can be used in other projects.
By reading the article title, we think that I will present the great MSI technology (Windows Installer). In fact, that's not the subject of the article at all. This article presents an easy way to manage any MSI package before, during and after MSI processing....
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