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I'm developing an SDK, and we have clients that are still coding with VC++ 6, while others use Visual Studio 2005 and others with 2008. Currently, we build several flavors of our SDK, where we build the exact same source code with each of those compilers...
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Does your dll export C++ structs/classes/functions? There is no standardized ABI for C++, so they may or may not work with other compilers... .
Does your DLL depend on the VC runtime, MFC or ATL? If so, your clients will have to distribute those dlls .
Depends.
I've been re-evaluating my listening habits lately and kind of come to a conclusion. I listen to music a lot, via my Sonos, but I really love watching movies. When I listen to music I don't sit in front of the speakers listening for every little nuance...
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Filled my room but OMG changed to a sub sat systeam and... .
Tho they was not good ones ..
Used to have floor standers ...
Onkyo TX-NR3009 Well for sub it's its monolith I have a sat sub system and OMG its a new feelingin my room . .
What amp are you using.
Hi everyone, Would it be possible to remove a sump that has been built INSIDE a tank? The tank measures 48'' by 20'' by 20'', and the inside space of the aquarium is hampered badly by a sump that is too small to really be much use anyway, impossible to...
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The glass is scratched....
I forgot to take from outside.
Tomorrow I'm on the cabinet.
I've stared at this built in sump quite, resealed, and I built a canopy while the silicone dries.
On a budget (it's the things you don't plan for, hey?) .
Ask your Facebook Friends
Hey whats up guys, i looking to sell my k20a2 block and k20z3 head with the rbc manfoild and throttle body as u see pictures, i had swift racing technologies fully build my motor this past dec, but i decided to part out my car, due to changes in my job...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at k20a):
Bump make me an offer im willing to sell seperate, i need this motor gone asap bump TX... .
Sent from my DROIDX using Tapatalk 2 im located in texas, the motor has about 1500 miles on it .
Where are you located dude? Or did I overlook it? Lmk, interested .. .
Is there some built in Card graphics library built into .Net/Windows? Is there any way to utilize the card graphics used by the various card games that come with Windows? They look really nice and it would be cool if there was some built in functionality...
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:) But, I did find some stuff that might.
I don't think there is anything built in to the framework.
Not sure if this site http://www.nibbledish.com/ is built using something like Wordpress MU and Buddypress or if it's custom built but I would like to find out if possible. Any ideas? Thanks Jonathan
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According to builtWith.com that site seems.
Looking at the source code can generally give you clues to the origin that the site was built using PHP-based blog/cms software.
It is a custom built engine.
How do you explicitly access name in Python's built in scope? One situation where I ran in to this was a in module, say called foo, which happened to have an open function. In another module foo's open function would be accessible as foo.open which works...
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<function open at 0x011E8670> <built.
Gives you ...
Print open print __builtin__.open ...
Is there a way to execute a query(containing built in DB function) using PreparedStatement? Example: insert into foo (location) values (pointfromtext('12.56666 13.67777',4130)) Here pointfromtext is a built in function.
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If the query contains built in DB function is ok, and everything should work if the same query.
I need to store an array of flags in a string. I was looking at using BitArray, but noticed that there is no built-in method to write to/read from a char[] or int[] or something. I can write this code easily enough, but I'd prefer to use a built-in method...
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[Flags] enum....
You can then deserialize the enum from its value representation using: // define a Flags enumeration.. .
If your flags are represented as a defined enum, you can simply cast it to one of the integral types that enums support (int, long, etc) .
Is there anyway to disable the built-in zip functionality without using other zip programs?
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However, due to additional protections built.
Zipfldr.dll Want to re-enable the built in zip capability, run the following command: regsvr32 to Vista in terms of deleting the same registry keys.
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