I am looking for LCD modules about 64 x 128 pixel that have fast refresh rates. If anyone knows of any, especially if they have the SED1565 driver, could ;you let me know?
Thx,
MK
I am trying to interface a cog lcd sed1565 driver to a pic18f8xxx series mcu.
If anyone has any good, general schematics and/or sample code, wich would speed-up my process I'd be very thankful.
Hello,
How does one create a single global object that cannot be minipulated in any way? It has to be created immidiatly when the main process starts and must not be used to create more of the same type (refering to class types)?
I was thinking there is a way through the defualt constructor...
Is there anyway to access the parallel port from vc 6 or vc.net without having to have to buy kernel mode .dlls.
I would think one should be able to use the win32 api?
tanx
Ok thank you for the samples; however, I am still at a loss.
Here is another attempt:
calss a
{
public:
void (*fpReqSer) (void);
void RequestService(void);
};
void a::RequestService(void)
{
//raise event
fpReqSer();
}
NOW
class b: public a
{
whatever...
};
NOW
void...
First of all, thank u all for the help so far! It is very quick and right on the money.
Now, I wish to use a function pointer as an event raised by a class type inherited by another. This is in a basic console, single thread for now as I am just testing the class hierarchy.
I have one public...
I cannot set a pointer to a multi-dementional array such as:
const string sTable[ROWS][COLUMNS];
trying:
string sp* = &sTable;
does not work.
trying:
string &sr = sTable;
does not work.
I have attempted different loops using the new operator to no success also.
Is their not a way to...
I can get the CreateProcess() to work well enough, but I don't know what the first parameter to it is.
What is a module name; the executable's name is not working??? It does work for the second parameter to the CreateProcess () however.
Could someone please point me in the right direction?
I need to find detailed documentation, beyond Platform SDK, on the CreateThread (), especially how it passes the single parameter to the instantiated Threadproc ().
Many thanks.
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