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Pusa@discussions.microsoft.com Tuomo Pusa

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Dec 25, 2008, 6:18:00 AM12/25/08
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I have to port my PDA product from eVC to VS 2008 (or 2005 or ....), because
my customer changes old PDA's to new PDA's which have Windows Mobile 5/6 OS.

After some compilations i succeeded almost but:

struct CheckItem
{
bool (CCheckerSubs::*funcTest)();
};

class CCheckerSubs
{
public:
// in reality make some checks but....
bool check() { return true; };
}

class CCheckCtrlKuvio
{
CheckItem* m_arrChecks[1];
CCheckerSubs* m_pCheckerSubs;
}

CCheckCtrlKuvio::CCheckCtrlKuvio()
{
m_pCheckerSubs = new CCheckerSubs();
m_arrChecks[0] = new CheckItem;
m_arrChecks[0]->funcTest = m_pCheckerSubs->check;
}

Compiling............

.\AbtnCheckCtrlKuvio.cpp(496) : error C3867:
'CAbntCheckerSubs::check_3_7_6_4_3': function call missing argument list; use
'&CAbntCheckerSubs::check_3_7_6_4_3' to create a pointer to member

eVC compiler and PDA's using Pocket PC 2003 and Windiws Mobile 5 / 6 works
fine.

OK I skip that checking -> (set those function settings to NULL)
-> No compiler errors BUT

LINK : fatal error LNK1117: syntax error in option 'MAPINFO:LINES'

MSDN support pages and MSDN help lives still time of MSVC 6 time.... -> no
support

Please tell me truth why was Jesus crusified,
Tuomo Pusa

Jim Mack

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Dec 25, 2008, 7:09:10 AM12/25/08
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Tuomo Pusa wrote:
> I have to port my PDA product from eVC to VS 2008 (or 2005 or
> ....), because my customer changes old PDA's to new PDA's which
> have Windows Mobile 5/6 OS.
>
(snipped)

>
> Please tell me truth why was Jesus crusified,
> Tuomo Pusa

Jesus was crucified because he posted a .NET question in a VB6 group.
Don't let this happen to you -- find a group with "dotnet" in its name
for your post.

--
Jim


Larry Serflaten

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Dec 25, 2008, 7:44:46 AM12/25/08
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"Tuomo Pusa" <Tuomo Pu...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote

> Please tell me truth why was Jesus crusified,

Interesting question for a technical group. Here's one equally off topic:

Why is there air?

See if you can find a relation between the two....

Merry Christmas!
LFS


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