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Danya ,
these are really helpful ....
for vxworks application programming - **broken link removed**
for kernel development programming - **broken link removed**
Regards,
Hi,
Do your project already have MSVCRTD.lib added ,else go to project->properties->Linker->Input->Additional Dependencies and add the lib. May be that will solve your ERROR 1 (LNK2019).
And this link(https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/799kze2z(v=vs.80).aspx) really tells a very good...
you can add the library by right clicking on project ->properties->Linker->Input->Additional Dependencies-> (add your library over here)
then do apply ->ok
Yuhanghong,
The representation of Hex values in VB6 is adding '&h' infront of the value , example .... you want 5 in hex then it has to be written like &H5.
And yes if the thing is that it is returning the hex value , that is why you got '45' incase of 'E'.
But in your question you written...
Hi Sagar ,
Got this article , may be helpful for you too -
InformIT: FreeBSD Process Management > Context Switching
in short form
"A voluntary context switch occurs when a thread blocks because it requires a resource that is unavailable. An involuntary context switch takes place when a...
Dabby ....don't call me 'Sir' please...consider me as one of your friend...:)
Yes,you can take more than one timer simultaneously and use them. There is no restriction for that. yeah... your timer indexes can be put in an array easily .....
By the way... a small joke...mine is also Sony Ericsson...
Dabby21 , nice to see that you are really trying hard to know about inner details of the timer concept ... will write you back when will have any good document with me .....:)
Nice question ...yes it will , because you are (Timer class) actually considering the CPU ticks , and not generating any other way to do this. :) ....
but heres a drawback ... if in between timer running you set the time of Desktop timer as fast or slow (Time wise) , it will not give any effect...
Hi dabby21,
you actually want a configurable timer which can be given time value from GUI. Declare a variable input from GUI and define a timer using the following snippet
// timerId = SetTimer(timerInstanceData,variableTime,NULL);
and OnTimer()
else you can use functions like...
First of all , I am not confirming that it will clear your segmentation fault problem , but will assist you in a good way. I also once got this problem , and after reading this I started finding the root cause of this problem in my application and found that I have created a "Dangling Pointer"...
If I understood correctly then you are trying to say that you want to execute a piece of code in a definite fashion with a set priority (after windows kernel) like a schedular (because visual c++ generaly uses windows schedular).
Please let me know that my understanding is correct or wrong. If...
Hi Prashanth,
your question is not complete , please give the details that you want exactly what - a real time system or a system which is not time critical.
First one tells that if you want this system then you have the constraint of time - so you can make a simple task and schedule it...
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