Thanks a lot for the hint, perhaps I was thinking too much in C :-D

ARSALAN MALIK

You are right, thanks, perhaps I am thinking too much in C :-D

ARSALAN MALIK

Please see Valgrind. It is free tool to analyze code for all sort of errors including memory leaks, dead code etc. However, it is available for linux only :)

ARSALAN MALIK

I have two independent C++ classes, A and B. I have a non-static public function in class A

void display(char *msg);

I want to have its function pointer as a public member of class B, without information that it belongs to class A, e.g in class B, I have:

void (*display)(char*);

I have a member of class B in class A, and I am trying to set function pointer as:

B b;
b.display = &A::display;

I get the following compiler error:

error: '=' : cannot convert from 'void (__thiscall A::* )(char *)' to 'void (__cdecl *)(char *)'

I am using Visual Studio 2005. Can any one let me know a proper way of doing this?

ARSALAN MALIK

Thanks, but the problem was only solved when I used static linking instead of dynamic linking of multithreaded C library :wtf:

ARSALAN MALIK

:-D :-D :-D

ARSALAN MALIK

I was not sure if the error is related to Visual Studio, or .NET Framework, or Managed C++. Anyways, the problem is resolved now. Thanks. :)

ARSALAN MALIK

I was not sure if the error is related to Visual Studio, or .NET Framework, or Managed C++. Anyways, the problem is resolved now. Thanks. :)

ARSALAN MALIK

I am building a project using C++ under Visual Studio 2005. I am using 3rd party DLLs also compiled with Visual Studio 2005. When I try to deploy the binary to a system that does not have Visual Studio 2005 installed, I get "0xc0150002" error. I am trying on Windows XP, SP2, .NET Framework 2.0. After searching through various forums, there seems to be a problem with manifest. I have tried all the proposed solutions at: http://www.codeprof.com/dev-archive/218/8-96-2188983.shtm[^] http://www.allegro.cc/forums/thread/594808[^] http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=383171&SiteID=1[^] Can anyone with similar experience suggests a solution? Please help:confused:

ARSALAN MALIK

I am building a project using C++ under Visual Studio 2005. I am using 3rd party DLLs also compiled with Visual Studio 2005. When I try to deploy the binary to a system that does not have Visual Studio 2005 installed, I get "0xc0150002" error. I am trying on Windows XP, SP2, .NET Framework 2.0. After searching through various forums, there seems to be a problem with manifest. I have tried all the proposed solutions at: http://www.codeprof.com/dev-archive/218/8-96-2188983.shtm[^] http://www.allegro.cc/forums/thread/594808[^] http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=383171&SiteID=1[^] Can anyone with similar experience suggests a solution? Please help:confused:

ARSALAN MALIK

I am building a project using C++ under Visual Studio 2005. I am using 3rd party DLLs also compiled with Visual Studio 2005. When I try to deploy the binary to a system that does not have Visual Studio 2005 installed, I get "0xc0150002" error. I am trying on Windows XP, SP2, .NET Framework 2.0. After searching through various forums, there seems to be a problem with manifest. I have tried all the proposed solutions at: http://www.codeprof.com/dev-archive/218/8-96-2188983.shtm[^] http://www.allegro.cc/forums/thread/594808[^] http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=383171&SiteID=1[^] Can anyone with similar experience suggests a solution? Please help:confused:

ARSALAN MALIK

Brady Kelly wrote:

let them be respected as the brave individuals they are

I totally agree with you:cool:

ARSALAN MALIK

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After performing such an impossible task, do you still believe that these courageous people need any asylum?? I am sure neither Americans nor any Europeans would have done such a mission to save the life of a Pakistani

ARSALAN MALIK

yes, probably the news report exaggerated the status of RD and probably you are right. But this does not undermine the history made by Pakistani pilots

ARSALAN MALIK

Note that it is the highest rescue mission in the aviation history:cool: RAWALPINDI: Two pilots of Pakistan Army will be awarded a gallantry award by the Republic of Slovenia in recognition of their valour and commitment demonstrated during rescue of a celebrated Slovenian mountaineer Tomaz Humar who got stranded on the western end of the mountain during his expedition to scale Nanaga Parbat (8125- meters) two years back. President of Slovenia, Dr Janez Drnovsek, who is also Commander in Chief of Defence Forces, will confer the national Slovenian award, the “Golden Order for Services”, upon Lt Col Rashid Ullah Beg and Lt Col Khalid Amir Rana (then Major) of Pak Army Aviation for risking their lives during the rescue mission that saved the Slovenian climber in an operation which was unprecedented in the history of mountaineering. The award will be conferred at a special ceremony to be held at President’s House, Lubijana in Slovenia on 18 June 2007. Lt Col Rashid Ullah Beg and Lt Col Khalid Amir Rana rescued Slovenian climber Tomaz Humar, a national hero when he got trapped in the treacherous fold of world’s highest vertical rock – face, Nanaga Perbat ‘s Rupal Face ( a 14,800 vertical feet / 4,511 vertical meters), during his solo expedition to scale it in August 2005. Humar had been entombed there for a week in small bivouac barely sheltering him from the avalanches and falling rocks when he was salvaged by these daring officers of Pakistan Army Aviation from an extremely inaccessible area even for the high powered chopper. It could only succeed through their incredible professional skills and undaunted courage. Both the officers will leave for Slovenia on 16 June, to receive the award which is the highest ever conferred upon any foreign national. It may be mentioned here that Readers Digest, one for the world most prestigious publications published a special feature in November 2006 on this rescue operation and highlighted the courage displayed by two Pakistani pilots who rescued the Slovenian mountaineer. Source: http://www.onlinenews.com.pk/details.php?id=113646[^]

ARSALAN MALIK

I really doubt that. No one got any evidence to support Hair, and both umpires and match refree did not followed rules.

ARSALAN MALIK

Macgrath should be banned from International Cricket due to illegal bowling action.

ARSALAN MALIK

Pakistani umpires should take revenge during Ashes. Australians must lose Ashes:mad:

ARSALAN MALIK

World Cricket is confronted by Hairism after 8/20:mad:. Pakistan, along with other South Asian nations being the sufferers:mad:. What should be done to stop Hairism by Australians and their allies? Should Pakistan demand ACB to hand over Hair? or should all Asian Nations boycott ICC which is ruled by racists?

ARSALAN MALIK