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October 2005 - Posts
Sunday, October 30, 2005 2:32 PM
MSVCR80D.dll not found
I ran in to this couple of days back. Visual Studio 2005 threw up the following error message when i ran my CRT Win32\Console application in Debug mode. --------------------------- <App Name> - Unable To Locate Component ---------------------------
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Friday, October 21, 2005 12:14 PM
getaddrinfo() breaks applications migrated from Visual Studio 6.0
Here’s a problem CoolSoft Inc faced when migrating CoolApp - their flagship product. CoolApp is an MFC application that sends some data to a server. It was developed in VC6 and winsock2 and it’s been running for quite a while now. CoolSoft wanted to upgrade
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Wednesday, October 19, 2005 11:32 AM
5 quick questions on Custom Attributes
1) What are custom attributes? Attributes are instances of a Type. Attributes are just like any other class object except that they allow some special syntax. 2) Are attributes an alternate way of specifying a base class for a class? Inside an attributed
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