Elysian Shadows

See this for the two different types of issues with LNK2019 errors. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/2a7b43de-60ed-4274-8a67-349a2a34da7a/faq-28-why-would-one-get-lnk2019-unresolved-external-symbol?forum=vcgeneral My most common problem with these is that I don't have something referen...

Hey everyone, I'm just got started learning C++ because I don't want to use C# anymore... But their is an issue I am having with something about having unresolved external symbols. I have another project in the same solution which references to the .lib file produced by my solution with the Thread.h...

MarauderIIC wrote:./apps/appname/data/../../../ would still work.

Would'nt I've just tried it and it doesn't work
It just assumes ur accessing "./apps/appname/data/apps/appname/data"

E.G with default permissions and the application writes to "C:/myfile.txt", it emulates the directory so it translates as writing to a file in "webbrowser/apps/[appname]/data/myfile.txt" unless of course the user gives it the permission to do otherwise. What if the application w...

Hey guys, quick update on the progress of the web browser. Recently I have been developing an application subsystem for the browser, it will allow you to download any executable file to the hardrive and "install" it as an app for the browser without going through any App Store equivalent s...

Hey guys, a little code file I made (auto generated) that when used, completely overrides .Net framework's mscorlib.dll. The class is designed for use in loading external assemblies and invoking their functions with trust that they do not link to this library or any other (except your own framework)...

Myehhhh -_- ...no, still not seeing it that way. Looks more like a stream, really if you're just reading files and doing other little things to them. There would be several stages that each do different things. With that you usually have a stream of data that gets progressively modified by the diff...

It does not appear so in this case. A pipelined architecture refers to one with several distinct stages that are linked by some memory bus or transport mechanism. Also you have the concept of a producer/consumer there where stage B consumes what stage A produced and on down the line. Thanks for the...

Just a quick post to check something. Is this a pipeline? I have a class called Pipe and checking if this is what it actually is and not something else :) (Every function call returns the the instance its held in) Pipe p = new Pipe() .DoSomethingWithState() .DoSomethingElseWithState(); object result...

Now supporting linux

I looked at the BinaryFormatter output and I'm guessing it's encoding information and size/type information so that you deserialize into the correct type safely. If it's true, it's unwanted information since my serializer trusts you to know what you are deserializing. It could also be Microsoft's ap...

Not to undermine your work, but are you aware of the XmlSerializer class? If you weren't, it may be worth comparing your implementation to Microsoft's. Theirs has some known limitations that yours may overcome. A performance benchmark might also be interesting. I'm aware of XML serialization but th...

Hey guys, just thought you would be interesting in checking out and using my Serializer class written in C#, the source code for it is attached. However, it is still a work in progress but I will not be updating this thread with code updates so if you want any features, you would have to code it you...

I mean, based on the code presented, you're getting absolutely no benefit to threading here. Almost your entire code is one big critical section. In that case, you have minimal to no benefit at all, and may in fact incur a performance hit from that overhead. Event processing at least in the Win32 c...

I agree with qp. Also, rather than providing an abstract example that demonstrates the misbehavior, it would be helpful if you could explain what problem you are really trying to solve. In what context is this threading code to be running? Basically I have an EventStack class which fires every mess...