An editable MFC List Control
A run-through on how to create a editable MFC List Control by making the CListCtrl editable.Visual Studio 2010 project downloadable from here.Much of the credit for this must go to …
Category: Installers
Installing and using OpenSSL SHA-256 in Visual C++
BackgroundSHA-256 is a cryptographic hash function developed by the US. National Security Agency (NSA) as a U.S. Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS). The SHA acronym stands for Secure Hash Algorithm. …
Creating silent installs of audio and video codecs using K-Lite
Suppose you wish to implement a silent installation of audio and video codecs for windows. It may be that you wish to execute this as a pre-requisite for a main …
How to use the Boost compiled libraries in Windows
As stated on the boost.org Getting Started for Windows page, most Boost libraries are header-based that require no separate compilation. But there exist some Boost libraries that require a separate …
Using BoostPro to install Boost library packages
UPDATE 15 February 2014: BoostPro is no more. You may find this alternative post useful in setting up the Boost libraries that require separate compilation.A number of Windows-based Boost libraries …
Creating sequence diagrams in Enterprise Architect
A few screenshots describing how to create sequence diagrams using Enterprise Architect. There is an excellent YouTube presentation, which is where I got a lot of this information from, available …
How to Create an Installer with Microsoft Visual Studio
IntroductionVisual Studio 2010 contains a package that enables you to create Windows installer files for your applications. Follow these simple steps to build your own setup package for the Visual …
Getting Started with FFMPEG for Windows
Some pointers on how to get ffmpeg installed for use in Windows environments.
When FlyCapture2 ValidateFormat7Settings returns PGRERROR_IIDC_FAILED
Running in Format7 (partial image) modeA recent observation made when running the FlyCapture2 SDK in Format7 (partial image) mode. Just thought this was worth a mention.
Getting Started with NVIDIA CUDA for Windows
IntroductionCUDA is NVIDIA’s parallel computing architecture that can greatly ehance your computer’s performance by harnessing the power of your GPU (graphics processing unit), as opposed to your PC’s CPU (central …