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    sorry about the misspelled loadBytes in the end...

    sorry about the misspelled loadBytes in the end (that's not the error though, hehehe)!!
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    Variable passing

    When passing the variable bytes to the loadBytes function, it somehow get the value zero when treated in the stackwrite function. If I set the value bVar to any constant value it's ok.




    byte...
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    I want to pass it along to MyMemoryViewer!!! The...

    I want to pass it along to MyMemoryViewer!!!
    The myobject is NOT global!
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    c++ inheritance

    I need help with inheritance


    class MemoryViewer : public CWnd
    {
    public:
    myclass *myobj;
    MemoryViewer(myclass *_myobj);
    }
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    Dialog trouble - cannot add new member

    Why might be wrong when I try to doubleclick on my newly added button to a dialog in Visual Studio.

    I get the following error:

    Cannot add new member.

    I have copied some dialogs from the .rc...
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    Using extern C and mfc?

    When trying to compile an mfc application with an include c header using the extern "C" directive I get the following error:

    fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled...
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    it's an interpreter for a certain instruction...

    it's an interpreter for a certain instruction set, which has already been implemented in inline assembly. I want to use this in another work using classes, but I don't want to rewrite the all those...
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    I get a whole lot of errors when doing this. I...

    I get a whole lot of errors when doing this. I fetch the mangled name from the map file. But when i use this, I get:

    error C2018: unknown character '0x40'

    Maybe there's someway of escaping...
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    inline assembly

    Hi,

    Need urgent help with the following problem
    trying to call a class member function from a class using inline assembly

    is this possible at all?


    __asm {
    __asm push edx
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    greatly appreciate your help....thanks alot

    greatly appreciate your help....thanks alot
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    Greatly appreciate your help.....but I have one...

    Greatly appreciate your help.....but I have one more dilemma

    I have a function which returns a InstructionProc



    inline InstructionProc Test::
    InstructionProcFind(uint32_t icode) {
    ...
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    but i doesn't solve the problem!!!

    but i doesn't solve the problem!!!
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    hmmm....maybe you could correct it then...cause i...

    hmmm....maybe you could correct it then...cause i want to point to a Test memberfunction!!!
    How can I do that?

    Please!!
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    why should that fix anything...hmmm?

    why should that fix anything...hmmm?
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    I want something like this, but...

    I want something like this, but instructionA.proc(i) does not evaluate to a function, why?



    typedef unsigned int uint32_t;

    class Test;

    typedef void (Test::*InstructionProc)(uint32_t...
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    Array of structures in a class, init

    Hi,

    Is there any simpler way of initiating an array used in a class than looping or single instance init.
    I want to do EXACTLY as the code states but I don't get the damn thing working.


    ...
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    Not really shure what you wanted to achieve by...

    Not really shure what you wanted to achieve by that nkhambal!!!
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    This seems very static, I don't want to change...

    This seems very static, I don't want to change the exsiting code, I just want to add functionality to an already exsiting function.
    Isn't there anything more similar to default values in c++?

    I...
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    Is there any way of taking several arguments but...

    Is there any way of taking several arguments but only using the ones that are passed to the function?
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    Pointer to functions

    Hi,

    How do I use default values in pointers to functions, say I want to do this,



    typedef struct {
    void (*append)(int,int)
    } LOGVTBL;
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    I guess that would be in the eye of the beholder...

    I guess that would be in the eye of the beholder or in this case the programmer.....so therefore I think your'e wrong.

    From a c,c++,java programmers view -> assembly is LLL

    From an assembly...
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    The thought of low level programming excites me....

    The thought of low level programming excites me. <- hmmm I wonder if you even know what low level is
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    seems like ahluka has to much time on his...

    seems like ahluka has to much time on his hands.....why not do something constructive with it...like go dr_wn himself or something like that
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    are you like not very bright or?

    are you like not very bright or?
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    yes but this is why I ask....it's a c snippet...

    yes but this is why I ask....it's a c snippet which I would like to port to c++
    could I just replace the return x(50) with x(50) and that will do the same?
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