thanks for the reply..anyway, i've managed to get that info from the state and notification broker API.. under windows mobile 2005

will do.... thanks man. I've just started with C++. from engineering days, am used to matlab.. but i think its always good to add other languages too..

Thank you all for all the responses.. much appreciated.. I think i'll go with Arun's method of changing the index. Steve, i got a question.. how do i know about the functions in a library? dumb question, sorry! but not evrything is mentioned in the documentation. oh, yeah and thanks for the code...

guys, is there a function in C++ that shifts the elements of an array? lets say that i have an array of 20 elemetns and i need to shift it by one element to the right, then the last element should become the first and the first one will be the second and so on.....am not sure if its called circular shift or rotation or something like that. sorry if there is no function, then how would you go about it? you need to save memory and processing time on small controllers.. thanks!!!

Hi all, is there an easy way to detect if a call is in progress? :confused: am using embedded VC++... for WM2003 smartphone. thx

It works.... haha!... thank you guys, you saved me!!!

Hi all, i was wondering if i could export a matlab function to embedded VC++ so that i can have some good math functions on my mobile?? what i've learned is that you can export some functions to .net but then you need to have matlab installed on the computer that will run the application.. huh! thanks in advance!!

Hi all, am writing a program in embedded VC++... am new to programming so i need some help with a little thing.. i have a form that the user will input a hex value (memory address) and my program will copy this value to a pointer.. but it just isn't working. here is my code DWORD *pDUMMY; TCHAR sztTmp[10]; GetDlgItemText(hwndDlg, IDC_EDT_NAME,sztTmp, 10); pDUMMY=(DWORD *)(sztTmp); //this line needs some editing example: user enters 0x8fff42a2 should equal pDUMMY = (DWORD *) (0x8fff42a2) sorry for the stupid question.. i'm helpless...

Plus, your device wont be drawing 1.1 amps continuously.