(Feb 1, 2008)
I encountered a lot first-chance exceptions in my program when I debugged my program in Visual C++ 2005. Exception messages in the output window can be annoying if they cloud other important messages. After searching the Internet for a while, I found a simple solution about this on http://www.helixoft.com/blog/archives/24 . I can tell a window output not to show 'exception messages' by right clicking within the output window and uncheck 'Exeption Messages'.
If you want to know more about first-chance exceptions, follow links in the http://www.helixoft.com/blog/archives/24
Showing posts with label computer problem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computer problem. Show all posts
Friday, February 01, 2008
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
New line positioning problem in Visual Studio 2005
(Jan 29, 2008)
I encountered a curious problem about new line positioning in Visual Studio 2005, specifically Visual C++, from time to time. The issue is when I press enter to insert a new line. The cursor will not move down to a new line, but stick to the same line.
Today, I noticed that code folding may cause some issue about this. If the last function in a file is folded, this problem may occur.
(see Processor3.cpp)
I encountered a curious problem about new line positioning in Visual Studio 2005, specifically Visual C++, from time to time. The issue is when I press enter to insert a new line. The cursor will not move down to a new line, but stick to the same line.
Today, I noticed that code folding may cause some issue about this. If the last function in a file is folded, this problem may occur.
(see Processor3.cpp)
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
How to fix "Insufficient system resources to complete the API"
(Jan 23, 2008)
There is a blog complaining about this. It shows some reasons that this issue is a major problem for a laptop. I agree with him, although mine is a desktop.
As of Jan 23, 2008, Microsoft does not have a patch for this issue, but hotfix is available from here
There is a blog complaining about this. It shows some reasons that this issue is a major problem for a laptop. I agree with him, although mine is a desktop.
As of Jan 23, 2008, Microsoft does not have a patch for this issue, but hotfix is available from here
Friday, September 21, 2007
Precompiled header does not exist
Friday Sep 21, 2007
I wasted about 20 minutes to figure out how to solve this compile error: precompiled header does not exist. I performed rebuild the entire solution with the hope that the precompiled header will be recreated.
Finally, I found that we could explicitly tell Visual Studio to create a precompiled header as shown in the figure below. After a successful compilation, Visual Studio will automatically change the 'Create' option to 'Use' option instead.
I wasted about 20 minutes to figure out how to solve this compile error: precompiled header does not exist. I performed rebuild the entire solution with the hope that the precompiled header will be recreated.
Finally, I found that we could explicitly tell Visual Studio to create a precompiled header as shown in the figure below. After a successful compilation, Visual Studio will automatically change the 'Create' option to 'Use' option instead.
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Visual C++ and LNK2005 Problem
Sep 16, 2007
Today, I badly got strucked with LNK2005 error in Visual C++. According to linking error messages, it was a conflict between nafxcwd.lib and uafxcwd.lib. This issue will arise if one module (library or executable) "Use Unicode Character Set" and another "Use Multi-Byte Character Set".
It is important to note that LNK2005 normally arises because of two or more projects are set differently. There are two spots worth looking:
1. General Setting
2. Code Generation Setting
Notice that there is nothing to do with linking setting, although this issue is linking problem.
More info at:
http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t285209-lnk2005error-in-visual-c-v-60.html
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q148652/
Today, I badly got strucked with LNK2005 error in Visual C++. According to linking error messages, it was a conflict between nafxcwd.lib and uafxcwd.lib. This issue will arise if one module (library or executable) "Use Unicode Character Set" and another "Use Multi-Byte Character Set".
It is important to note that LNK2005 normally arises because of two or more projects are set differently. There are two spots worth looking:
1. General Setting2. Code Generation Setting
Notice that there is nothing to do with linking setting, although this issue is linking problem.
More info at:
http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t285209-lnk2005error-in-visual-c-v-60.html
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q148652/
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Adobe Contribute 3 and PSAPI.DLL problem
I installed Windows XP Professional x64 and Adobe/Macromedia Studio 8. It turned out that I could not run Contribute 3 successfully. It said something about entry point in PSAPI.DLL. According to Adobe (http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=fc6e9ff5), this problem comes from Internet Explorer 7, we need to get psapi.dll from C:/Windows/System32 and place it to Contribute directory.
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