An application appears to be not working in Windows XP in a weird way: rebar control appeared to fail showing up. Where the application is expected to look much nicer with rebar control as a container for menu (implemented as command bar WTL control) and toolbar with buttons: A WTL sample project generated by a [...]
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Common Controls: Versions, Compatibility, WTL
Posted: 30th October 2011 by Roman in WTLTags: bug, C++, compatibility, windows, WTL
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GPS Location/Coordinate Converter: Fractional Seconds, More Shortcuts
Posted: 20th October 2011 by Roman in ATL, Source, Utilities, WTLTags: ATL, coordinate, geolocation, gps, map, Source, tool, Utilities, utility, WTL
This adds a small update to the recently published GPS Location/Coordinate Converter utility: Seconds in Degrees, Minutes & Seconds notation are shown and are accepted as floating point numbers More shortcuts to popular online map services (note that only Google Maps and Yandex Maps are still accepted as input via clipboard): Bing Maps Yahoo Maps [...]
Utility Clearance: Rasterize Font
Posted: 24th April 2011 by Roman in UtilitiesTags: ATL, C++, character, font, rasterize, Source, ttf, utility, WTL
RasterizeFont utility takes a font on the input (such as Windows .TTF – True-Type Font) and paints individual characters into bitmaps. Utility output includes separate bitmap (.BMP) files for requested characters and C++ source code of the bimap arrays (this was included into microcontroller project). A configuration .INI file defines rasterizer parameters: [General] Width=48 Height=72 [...]
Utility Clearance: Logical Processor Information
Posted: 24th April 2011 by Roman in UtilitiesTags: API, ATL, C++, cpu, GetLogicalProcessorInformation, msdn, processor, Source, WTL
LogicalProcessorInformation is a fronend GUI around GetLogicalProcessorInformation API and reveals CPU configuration of the system. If you are fine tuning stuff, you might want to know what sort of CPUs are powering the applications: how many? fully featured cores or HyperThreading technology? mutli-processor configuration and how exactly physical processors are distributed over affinity mask API [...]
ProcessSnapshot: Create process minidump for port-mortem debugging
Posted: 25th March 2010 by Roman in Technology, UtilitiesTags: .DMP, ATL, debug, minidump, performance, process, snapshot, Source, utility, WTL
ProcessSnapshot is a utility to take a snapshot of process call stacks, and the snapshot taken is written into a human friendly text file. Additionally to this, the utility has been given a capability to create process minidump files, on user request. The minidump files can be used with debugger to analyze the context of [...]
YV12, Extended Video Renderer Strides, Private DMO and more
Posted: 1st April 2009 by Roman in ATL, Source, Video, WTLTags: ATL, bug, DirectShow, DMO, stride, Video, VMR, wrapper, WTL, YV12
Recently it was the time to sort out an issue with a video DMO, which outputs YV12 video and in the same time is capable of supporting extended video strides in order to efficiently make a direct connection to Video Mixing Renderer Filters. From past experience, I already knew that some bugs are definitely involved [...]