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  1. Thanks dude. This seems to be doable. I am...

    Thanks dude.

    This seems to be doable. I am quite new to this windows C++ programming. Can you suggest any book or tutorial. I just require a mediocre knowledge, only for this particular proj.
    ...
  2. Can we have a daemon process sleeping until a file is created, using C/C++ in window

    Hi,
    Can we have a daemon process that sleeps until a file is created( like a blocked file open) and when the file is created does some job and then deletes the file, sleeps again until the file is...
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    yep, the process stack size is 8MB. but the...

    yep, the process stack size is 8MB. but the notable thing is the thread size is around 400 KB ( only the user data, mallocating this part can be done)

    I am not explicitly allocating thread...
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    I observe that the problem could be with the...

    I observe that the problem could be with the process stack size.

    I had increased the thread stack size in the code for some reason. The process stack size remaining the same, the process is not...
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    The back trace of the stack shows the below info....

    The back trace of the stack shows the below info.


    0xc019a528 in free () from /usr/lib/libc.2
    #1 0xc0684594 in operator delete () from /lib/libCsup.2
    #2 0xc06f2d50 in streambuf::~streambuf...
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    Thanks for the reply, the size of the...

    Thanks for the reply,

    the size of the variables that are used to read in the info, are big enough to hold the fixed amount of data that is read.

    num_arr is of size 5 ( char num_arr[5]) and
    ...
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    Core Dump when closing the ifstream object- why?

    Hi,

    I have been getting core dump when closing an ifstream object by calling ObjName.close();
    Using this object, i open a file in binary mode, and read data in a fixed pattern, the same pattern...
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