| Name |
Date | Size | Platform | |||
| WRITERES.ZIP | 11 December, 1999 | 579568 | Windows XP, Windows 2000 | |||
This console application
shows how to bake resources into console applications. The sample also demonstrates
using FindResource(),
LockResource(),
FreeResource(),
and SizeofResource()
APIs to access the bytes in the image resources directly. The sample uses
an ofstream
and a stdio FILE
to write the bytes of the resource out to new files. |
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| PRIMECON.ZIP | 60888 | Windows XP, Windows 2000 | ||||
PrimeCon is
a VC++ 6.0 sample which uses MFC in a console application. This executable
spins off one thread which works at finding prime numbers. The thread uses
PostThreadMessage() to notify another thread about the primes that it has
found. The secondary thread owns and displays a dialog box. When a prime
is found, the console thread uses printf() to show the prime found, while
the dialog lists all the founds prime numbers in a list box. The sample
shows the proper use of MFC in a console application, and further demonstrates
the use of custom thread messages and the creation of graphical user interface
components from a /SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE
application. |
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| Q1.ZIP | 16 November, 1999 | 79910 | Windows XP, Windows 2000 | |||
| Q1 is a VC++ 6.0 project that creates two threads. The first thread does not have a message queue. The main thread tries to send the first thread a message, and shows that the return from the PostThreadMessage() API is FALSE in that situation. The app creates a second thread that does have a message queue. The main thread shows that PostThreadMessage() does indeed return TRUE in that situation. This sample does not use MFC. | ||||||