As Wesley said before, this can happens due resource or objects being released. I just would like to add that this problem can happens due the fact that you are trying to release a ressource that has being already released.Best Regards, Rogerio...
To link from dos command prompt like me just add the option swith "/link C:\MyVisualStudio\VCxx\Lib\WS2_32.LIB" . There are no macro function like /MD which is used for linking MSVCRT.LIB so you have type it out with your location path. Type CL /? for further help....
They have produced a post-release CTP of VC++2013 that has even a few more C++11 and a few C++14 features, however if Microsoft continues their recent pattern, don't expect to see those features in a production release until Visual Studio 2014....
C program not linking to CRT calls memset() for unknown reasons C/C++ : converting std::string to const char* I get the error : left of '.c_str' must have class/struct/union type is 'char *' C# to C++ dll - how to pass strings as In/Out parameters to unmanaged functions that ...
They have produced a post-release CTP of VC++2013 that has even a few more C++11 and a few C++14 features, however if Microsoft continues their recent pattern, don't expect to see those features in a production release until Visual Studio 2014....
hi, i have a CString associated with a edit control to display the data, and that data is float, so how to convert the float to CString, so that it can be displayed? cheersAll replies (3)Monday, April 30, 2012 10:16 PM ✅Answered | 1 vote...
I suggest you could try to click Tools -> Options, expand Text Editor, expand C/C++, and then choose Advanced. You could choose Disable External Dependencies Folders. If you choose this option, that folder doesn't appear.Best Regards,
I suggest you could try to click Tools -> Options, expand Text Editor, expand C/C++, and then choose Advanced. You could choose Disable External Dependencies Folders. If you choose this option, that folder doesn't appear.Best Regards,
If you're tryign to figure out whether you're running 32bit or 64bit, using .NET 3.5, you can easily check IntPtr.Size: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.intptr.size.aspxprettyprint Copy bool is32bit = IntPtr::Size == 4; bool is64bit = IntPtr::Size == 8; ...
I have the following lines which returned me C6011 warning, how can I solve this warning?复制 WCHAR id[100]; HRESULT Foo::get_Id(WCHAR** get_IdResult) { *get_IdResult = id; //C6011 warning here... return S_OK; } Thanks....