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Loaded "c:\windows\system32\RPCRT4.DLL" at address 0x77E70000. Loaded "c:\windows\system32\ADVAPI32.DLL" at address 0x77DD0000. Loaded "c:\windows\system32\NTDLL.DLL" at address 0x7C900000. Started "c:\program files\microsoft visual studio 8\vc\bin\CL.EXE" (process 0圎CC) at address 0x00400000. Profiling with 'Dependency Walker'Yields the following:

Building the project, gives error code 1073741511, which I believe is 'file not found'. Installation carried out 'to the book', including using 'Install cleanup'.įirst error message is "This project is out of date".

dll hell ? Am unable to compile anything with Visual C++ Express.

Tag: Visual C++ Language loadlibrary always failing Visual C++ The scenario: I press Ctrl-Shift-B to build my solution, I have build errors, and I want to press a key to cycle through these and fix the errors without fixing the error and then going to my mouse and selecting the next one.

Hotkey For Build Ouput Go To Next Message I know this should be simple, but I can't find the hotkey or how to assign a hotkey for "Go To Next Message" in the build output window.

Thanks in advance Tag: Visual C++ Language loadlibrary always failing Visual C++ I have changed the order in both the application but my X application is reading them properly from the file but my Y application fails to read from the same file.Ĭan anyone tell me why is this happening. Untill now everything was working fine but as soon as i changed the order of struture members i have started getting junk values in Y application. These files are used by Y application which is also developed in VC6.

In X application i am reading/ writing structures in the binary file.

Structure Alignment/Packing issue I have developed a VC6 X application.

What I do not understand why fetch_add(relaxed) single-threaded is twice slower than a regular increment. In particular the performance of std::memory_order_relaxed increment vs regular increment in a single thread. The code below demonstrates curiosities of multi-threaded programming.