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How-to articles - Visual Studio 2005

How-to articles - Visual Studio 2005

How to declare an array of pointers to functions in Visual C++
Describes how to build an array that contains function addresses and call those functions in Visual C++.
How to convert a string to a floating-point number in C++
Compares the Sscanf() and Atof() functions. You can use these function to convert a string to a floating-point number.
Description of the calling conventions that the 32-bit compiler supports
Explains that Visual C++ 32-bit Edition supports the calling conventions C (_cdecl), standard (_stdcall), and fastcall (_fastcall) and does not support the Pascal calling convention (_pascal) provided by compilers for MS-DOS and 16-bit Windows.

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Troubleshooting - Visual Studio 2005

Troubleshooting - Visual Studio 2005

You receive a "NMAKE : fatal error U1045: spawn failed : Invalid argument" error message when you compile a makefile by using the Microsoft Program Maintenance utility
Explains that you receive an error message when you use the Microsoft Program Maintenance utility (NMAKE) to compile a makefile. To resolve the problem, make sure that the ComSpec environment variable is correctly set.
The screen repeatedly flashes to a blank text-mode screen when you build from the development environment in Visual C++
Explains that the screen repeatedly flashes to a blank text-mode screen when you build from the development environment in Visual C++. Provides a method to resolve this issue.
The developer studio integrated debugger may display incorrect values for the local variables in an application when the application is compiled with optimizations on
Explains that the developer studio integrated debugger may display incorrect values for the local variables in an application when the application is compiled with optimizations on. To disable optimizations, you can use the /Od compiler option...

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