Had a google around. Finally found a solution. How you may ask? (or not :p )
* Share your destination folder on the remote pc. Allow Admin permissions or choose user.
* In Visual Studio, goto the...
Type: Posts; User: Bassquake
Had a google around. Finally found a solution. How you may ask? (or not :p )
* Share your destination folder on the remote pc. Allow Admin permissions or choose user.
* In Visual Studio, goto the...
Hi matsp.
Im not familiar with adding a "postprocessing step". Could you elaborate or point me to a tutorial on it? Thanks
I have another question.
When I debug, it doesnt copy over the new debug exe. I have to keep manually copying it over to the remote pc. I thought it would do it automatically. Is there a way to?
...
Finally got it working!
If anyones interested heres how:
* Make an identical account on the remote pc. Same username and password as the pc which your running Visual Studio on.
Still on the...
Would another option be to get a pcmcia serial or firewire card for the laptop maybe?
Hey matsp.
Wish I could use serial or firewire, but only my pc has both, the laptop doesnt have either. :(
Hope this is right place to ask:
Ive been trying to get my Visual Studio 2003 to remote debug to another pc. And its driving me crazy!
When I attempt to remote debug with pipe I get a Access is...
Thanks for the replies.
#if DEBUGGING_TEXT_ON
extern int PrintDebuggingText(const char* t, ...);
#else
int PrintDebuggingText(const char* t, ...) {
return 0;}
#endif
Hi.
Im using Visual Studio.NET 2003 and Im clearing warnings for some source files. Im getting the following when I dont do a debug compile:
The code in question relates to this that is in...
Couldnt find any reference in the source that asks for the Pentium() function.
Seems the pentime.h which it resides in is called up at various points in the source as:
#define...
Ah yes. Forgot to post that I did that. Thanks.
I have one last assembly bit to fix now. Its a fair bit more complicated. Its in the same pentime header file. Ill paste it here for now to avoid...
Sorry, I dont really know what you mean. Do you mean like so:
__declspec(naked) unsigned __int64 __cdecl rdtsc(void)
{
__asm
{
rdtsc
ret ; return value at EDX:EAX
...
Ok. I put the following in pentime.h:
__declspec(naked)unsigned __int64 __cdecl rdtsc_lo(void)
{
__asm
{
rdtsc
ret ; return value at EDX:EAX
}
Thanks for reply. I changed the code slightly to:
unsigned long int rdtsc_lo()
{
return (unsigned long int)__rdtsc();
}
to match the function, but it complains that:
Im currently correcting warnings on source code on Visual Studio.net 2003.
Im down to the last 4, but I dont know what it is. This is the warning:
And the code its refering to in pentime.h...
Excellent, that worked! Thanks for a speedy reply.
I knew it was a specific placement of the parentheses, I assumed the 's' was supposed to be part of the left 'DisplayPixelFormat.dwBBitMask'.
...
Hi. Hope someone could shed some light on this.
I have this line in code:
(s&DisplayPixelFormat.dwBBitMask == DisplayPixelFormat.dwBBitMask)
Compiler complains that: