I use MFC VC++ 4.2.I have a main window and a few child windows. If I click a button on the main window, I must set the text of Static Text on the child windows.I have tried to cast it to CWnd but it still don't
which is why most people should stick with SATA SSDs. NVMe SSDs can be used the same way as SATA SSDs, but if you want to use NVMe, you’ll have to ensure your CPU and motherboard support that form of storage
I have a board TSI721, it can be detect in uboot, but can’t be found in kernel, I use lspci to check it. I know the kernel source include the driver. can you tell me how to enable it?. thanks.Mike_deng 2017 年4 月 1 日 03:32 2 Hi all, anybody can help me? it block...
Need help: how to transfer operating system to new drive“I have an old 120GB hard disk drive, and now I want to upgrade hard disk by transferring operating system to another hard drive without reinstalling everything because I am tired of the low disk space problem. It makes storing new...
BIOS allows it to recognize what is connected: processor, graphics card, RAM, storage units... and any other additional PCIe card. Without the BIOS, we would only have a motherboard, not a computer. The computer's BIOS provides details about possible failures that may occur when starting th...
Make sure you know which kind of motherboard you’re using before you buy RAM so that they match up. If the case doesn't come with a power supply, you'll need to choose one. Make sure its connectors match the motherboard. Three hundred watts are enough for low-power machines, but ...
Hello, I have created the PCIe project according to example mentioned in PCI Express Compiler User Guide(2nd chapter). After compilation, pin
I have an MFC application but I want to see the output of std::cerr and std::cout in a console window. How can I attach a console to my MFC app and how can I tell it to redirect all output to it? NOTE: I am using a library for database access which pours a lot of diagnosti...
significantly faster than SATA drives, which is the main takeaway here. A typical SATA SSD may have read/write speeds of around 500MB/s, but newNVMe SSDsoperating on thePCIe 5.0 interfacecan hit 14,500MB/s. That’s huge, and you will absolutely notice the difference in day-to-day use...
I'm trying to create a C++ DLL using the WinInet API, but for some odd reason, I get no errors during compiling but get external link errors regarding variables within my class. Any idea how I can resolve this?header test.h // #include "stdafx.h" using namespace std; // #include ...