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• Size in bytes variant of (in memory)?

  Hi all

  Is there an elegant/effective way to get the size in bytes in memory of a Variant? Or at least an estimate?

  I have a variant of "index" that grows and shrinks under certain conditions, during execution, and I would check occasionally in the size of the memory of it, at least approximately.

  I only found two ways to do this, the two are less than optimal: "Flatten to a string', followed by 'length of the string' or 'binary writing' followed 'file-size.

  This code executes on a real-time controller headless. This means that the memory is limited and disk writes put a lot of resources (relatively) to run.  Flattening in chain makes a full copy, write to the disk using the disk i/o.

  I hope that someone here has a better suggestion... I saw a variant of "indicator" for the property or invoke node options without finding likely candidates...

  All suggestions are welcome, however, "do not use the variants' is not useful. Much time has been spent trying to find another way to solve the problem and the variant was the only effective and feasible solution despite the current question/problem.

  Thank you

  Q

  At least in LabVIEW 2011, Type-casting does not allow 'variant' like the thread of entry, he breaks the exit, even with the entry of 'type' as U8 array... I missed something?

  Also, Yes, I looked in the variant of the lib myself and see no way to get this number... looks like it must be an operation relatively inexpensive at a certain low level... I guess I can ask OR if they / can to provide this feature to call me...

  With a real example - variant previously generated and saved in the file (the binary file size ~1.5MB), it takes about 947 (average 10) ms to flatten to a string and get the length of the string. (not counting the binary load to the variant of course)... and it's 100% cpu... It's far from ideal to say the least...

• size in bytes of a number (3)

  Hello
  
  I'm using sql * plus, oracle 10 g, windows 7.
  
  How can I find the size in bytes of number (3)?
  I found a formula to calculate round ((length (3) + 0)) + 1, but I do not know how to generate the result.
  
  Forumla comes from http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14220/datatype.htm#i16209 > internal digital
  
  Published by: sweetiePie May 17, 2011 03:20
  
  Published by: sweetiePie May 17, 2011 03:21
  
  Published by: sweetiePie May 17, 2011 03:23

  How do i find the byte size of number(3)?
  

  Use the vsize or dump on this column function.

  -------
  Sybrand Bakker
  Senior Oracle DBA

• Find a Table and line size in bytes

  Hi guys,.
  
  I want to find how much space occupies a TABLE in bytes and also how much space 1 individual LINE occupies in a block size of 8192 byte data.
  
  Thank you.
  
  
  Kind regards
  Kamran

  Salvation for the calculation of the size of the table you can use

  select sum(bytes) from dba_segments
  
  where segment_name = 'YOUR_TABLE'
  

  and for size, you can use something like this

  select
       max(vsize(empno)) +
       max(vsize(ename)) +
       max(vsize(job)) +
       max(vsize(mgr)) +
       max(vsize(hiredate)) +
       max(vsize(sal)) +
       max(vsize(comm)) +
       max(vsize(deptno))  Bytes
  from
       scott.emp; 
  

• Convert size in bytes in human readable size unit

  11.2.0.2 RDBMS

  Hi all

  Is there any function on Oracle to convert bytes into human readable?

  Give a number in bytes, that this number is converted in kilobytes or megabytes the gigabytes and so on.

  Thank you guys.

  CREATE THE FUNCTION HDATA_SIZE)

  p_bytes in NUMBERS

  p_decimal IN DEFAULT NUMBER 0)

  RETURN VARCHAR2

  AS

  HBYTES VARCHAR2 (80);

  BEGIN

  HBYTES: = BOX

  WHEN p_bytes BETWEEN 0 AND 1023 CAN p_bytes | "Bytes

  WHEN p_bytes< power(1024,2)="" then="" round(p_bytes="" 1024,p_decimal)="" ||'="">

  WHEN p_bytes< power(1024,3)="" then="" round(p_bytes="" power(1024,2),p_decimal)="" ||'="">

  WHEN p_bytes< power(1024,4)="" then="" round(p_bytes="" power(1024,3),p_decimal)="" ||'="">

  WHEN p_bytes< power(1024,5)="" then="" round(p_bytes="" power(1024,4),p_decimal)="" ||'="">

  WHEN p_bytes< power(1024,6)="" then="" round(p_bytes="" power(1024,5),p_decimal)="" ||'="">

  WHEN p_bytes< power(1024,7)="" then="" round(p_bytes="" power(1024,6),p_decimal)="" ||'="">

  WHEN p_bytes< power(1024,8)="" then="" round(p_bytes="" power(1024,7),p_decimal)="" ||'="">

  WHEN p_bytes< power(1024,9)="" then="" round(p_bytes="" power(1024,8),p_decimal)="" ||'="">

  ON THE OTHER

  "Invalid value for bytes.

  END;

  RETURN HBYTES;

  END;

  SELECT BYTES,

  CASE

  WHEN BETWEEN 0 AND 1023 BYTES CAN p_bytes | "Bytes

  WHEN BYTES< power(1024,2)="" then="" round(bytes="" 1024,2)="" ||'="">

  WHEN BYTES< power(1024,3)="" then="" round(bytes="" power(1024,2),2)="" ||'="">

  WHEN BYTES< power(1024,4)="" then="" round(bytes="" power(1024,3),2)="" ||'="">

  WHEN BYTES< power(1024,5)="" then="" round(bytes="" power(1024,4),2)="" ||'="">

  WHEN BYTES< power(1024,6)="" then="" round(bytes="" power(1024,5),2)="" ||'="">

  WHEN BYTES< power(1024,7)="" then="" round(bytes="" power(1024,6),2)="" ||'="">

  WHEN BYTES< power(1024,8)="" then="" round(bytes="" power(1024,7),2)="" ||'="">

  WHEN BYTES< power(1024,9)="" then="" round(bytes="" power(1024,8),2)="" ||'="">

  ON THE OTHER

  "Invalid value for bytes.

  END;

  HUMAN_SIZE,

  HDATA_SIZE (BYTES) FUNC_BYTES,

  HDATA_SIZE(BYTES,2) FUNC_BYTES_ROUND_2

  OF BYTES_CONVERSION;

  "BYTES."	'HUMAN_SIZE '.	'FUNC_BYTES '.	'FUNC_BYTES_ROUND_2 '.
  48743068764242424	"43,29 PB"	"PB 43.	"43,29 PB"
  2052456451442442	"PB OF 1.82.	"2 PB.	"PB OF 1.82.
  1456842042452424	"PB OF 1.29.	"1 PB.	"PB OF 1.29.
  140018974724255	"127,35 TB"	"127 TB"	"127,35 TB"
  1380345446444	"1.26 TB"	"1 TB.	"1.26 TB"
  11682705691	"10,88 GB"	"11-GO"	"10,88 GB"
  9419054298	"8,77 GB"	'9 GB'	"8,77 GB"
  4928925707	"4.59 GB"	"5 GB"	"4.59 GB"
  4734365808	"4.41 GB"	"4 GB"	"4.41 GB"
  2996172607	"2.79 GB"	"3 GB"	"2.79 GB"
  2996161255	"2.79 GB"	"3 GB"	"2.79 GB"
  2239299702	"2.09 GB"	"2 GB"	"2.09 GB"
  2239294829	"2.09 GB"	"2 GB"	"2.09 GB"
  1092878347	"1.02 GB"	"1 GB".	"1.02 GB"
  1034780683	"986,84 MB"	"987 MB"	"986,84 MB"
  902561803	"860,75 MB"	"861 MB"	"860,75 MB"
  710223170	"677,32 MB"	"677 MB"	"677,32 MB"
  700729988	"668,27 MB"	"668 MB"	"668,27 MB"
  700598916	"668,14 MB"	"668 MB"	"668,14 MB"
  631504907	"602,25 MB"	"602 MB"	"602,25 MB"

  Editada por Mensagem: bytes-13728488

• My image is unique size, the byte array is another?

  I have a very similar problem, but no solution:

  I need in png encode an Image which is 130 x 30 but the byteArray with which it was created is not long enough. I see it right in front of me.

  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? >
  "" < mx:TitleWindow xmlns:mx = "http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
  Width = "160" height = "114" horizontalAlign = "center" >

  < mx:Script >
  <! [CDATA]
  Import mx.core.Application;
  Import mx.core.IFlexDisplayObject;
  Import mx.graphics.codec.PNGEncoder;
  Import mx.managers.PopUpManager;
  
  private static var instance: Test = null;
  private var strng:String ="";
  private var png:ByteArray;
  private var result: ByteArray;
  
  public static void ready(str:String):void {}
  If (instance == null) instance = new Test();
  instance.strng = str;
  instance. Show();
  }
  
  private void show(): void {}
  result = stringToByteArray (strng);
  If (! this.isPopUp) {}
  setPopupHelpWindowStyle (this);
  PopUpManager.addPopUp (this, Application.application as DisplayObject, false);
  PopUpManager.centerPopUp (this);
  }
  IMG. Load (result);
  }
  
  private static void setPopupHelpWindowStyle(ifdo:IFlexDisplayObject): void {}
  var isc:IStyleClient = IFlexDisplayObject (ifdo) as IStyleClient;
  isc.setStyle ("modalTransparency", 1);
  }
  
  private static void stringToByteArray(str:String): ByteArray {}
  var result: ByteArray = new ByteArray();
  var i: int = 0;
  While (I < str.length) {}
  result.writeByte (number ("0 x" + str.substr (i, 2)));
  I += 2;
  }

  
  return the result;
  }
  
  public void encode (): void {}
  var encoder: PNGEncoder = new PNGEncoder;
  instance.PNG = coder.encodeByteArray (instance.result, instance.img.width, instance.img.height);
  }
  []] >
  < / mx:Script >
  < mx:Image id = "img" x = "10" y = "10" width = "130" height = "30" />
  < mx:Button label = "Button" click = "encode ()" / >
  < / mx:TitleWindow >

  When I try to encode, I get:

  : Error #2030: end of file was encountered.
  at flash.utils::ByteArray/readUnsignedInt()
  
  I get an error because Baker is created from a string that is only 3540 characters long, or only 1720 bytes. I can see the picture and he'd fill the whole box, but I don't know what type of alogorthm is used to extend the byteArray to fill.

  Is there a method to access the pixels of the image similar to the BitmapData feature, where I can browse the pixels and read the bits directly from the display to build a new ByteArray? Or a way to make a bitmapdata object?

  
  var bmd:BitmapData = ?;
  var useableByteArray:ByteArray = new ByteArray();

  for (var i: int = 0; i < img.width; i ++) {}
  for (var j: int = 0; j < img.height; j ++) {}
  useableByteArray.writeByte (bmd.getPixel32 (i, j));
  }
  }

  Post edited by: eboda_kcuf

  Can use BItmapData.draw () on the Image?

• HARD drive external - 4096 bytes of the sector support size / change

  We have a number of external hard drives Toshiba, which are almost redundant.
  The sector size, 4096 bytes, is not supported by Windows 2008 Server R2, Windows 7 or less.
  Only in 2012 Server and Windows 8.

  When I say not taken in charge, I want to say not supported for backup.
  The item "System State" backup will not work with this type of disc is connected to the system.

  My question is this:

  Is there a way to get around this?

  Western Digital provides a tool to format drives with a sector size different Windows 7 / 2008 R2 recognizes and allows a backup of the system successfully State. The tool is WD Quick Format Tool. Is there an equivalent of Toshiba?

  Thank you

  Well, since Vista (SP2), the size of sector 4 k is OS supported, but initially, Windows XP as well as Vista (SP1) taken in charge only size of 512 byte sector.

  It seems that in the past provided Toshiba a tool called alignment tool from Toshiba to Advanced Format hard drives (HDD) but this isn t available more as mentioned on this page
  http://Toshiba.SEMICON-storage.com/us/product/storage-products/trends-technology/advanced-format.html

• FILE cannot BE DELETED, the file size of the file type 'file' "0 bytes"

  I downloaded a music file of myfreemp3.eu, he wasn't .mp3.  He was able to play a couple of times, but now does not open.  Now, I can't move or delete it from the downloads folder, system do not see.  its properties are of TYPE 'file' and SIZE '0 bytes. "  Error message is "unable to find this article. It is no longer in xxx, etc.

  I tried many suggestions to remove it without success.

  I have Vista 2007 service pack 2.  I tried in safe mode, tried to move to another folder, tried to run without windows, search, folder to never display thumbnails, tried Mandrake Move, but it was outdated, orders back cmd has tried to delete. Also tried to delete with disabled explorer.exe.

  Any suggestions?

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/protect/Forum/protect_other-protect_scanning/file-cannot-be-deleted-file-type-file-file-size-0/60d88d01-CD74-4f47-976e-f5d2cb3dc7a1 >

  Thank you Ganesh and Hetti.  I just finally deleted my ghost file.  I used the safe mode and cmd.

  I went into the directory of downloads in the BACK, the used command DIR / X to find out the name of the file.

  He was ~ 1 at the end of the file name.   I used DEL filename ~ 1 and the file disappeared.  I checked the

  trash and he wasn't there either.  I rebooted the computer and found no trace of the file.

  The controls were as follows,

  CD C:\users\my name\downloads

  dir / x (to find the full file name,)

  del (to remove the file)

  I could probably use alternative command

  del *. *.

  Thank you again and maybe it helps someone else.  I ran the control with the repair disc, but that did not remove the ghost file.  I could also not delete the downloads folder.  Create the same named file with 0 bytes not working anymore.  I tried the latest version of Mandrake then.

• GIS S253 - why small byte size?

  Question to people of Cisco - I just downloaded the new GIS S253 and noticed that its size in bytes is 423 161... It is much smaller than S252 (= 6 630 431) and S251 (= 6 629 084).

  It is now the norm, or is incomplete parcel S253?

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  It is not incomplete, s253 applies only to code 5.1.2+. 5.x updated beforehand, the same package was used to upgrade * two * 5.0 and 5.1 code base and had to contain information for both.

• We redo the journal size bytes data dictionary?

  Hi all

  I read the docs re: redo logs

  But I can not find data dict views contains it its size in bytes.

  Select * from v$ logfiles do not have it.  Is there something like dba_logfiles?

  Thank you

  pK

  Member of the column for the a40;

  set line 200;

  Select l.group#,f.member,l.archived,l.bytes/1078576 bytes, l.status, f.type

  v $ log l, v$ logfile f

  where l.group # = f.group #.

  /

  GROUP # MEMBER ARC BYTES STATUS TYPE

  ---------- --------------------------------------------- --- ---------- ---------------- -------

  E:\APP\SERVERROOM\ORADATA\ORCL\REDO03 3. YES INACTIVE 48.6092774 ONLINE LOG

  E:\APP\SERVERROOM\ORADATA\ORCL\REDO02 2. YES INACTIVE 48.6092774 ONLINE LOG

  1 E:\APP\SERVERROOM\ORADATA\ORCL\REDO01. JOURNAL NO. 48.6092774 ONLINE COURSES

  Source:https://forums.oracle.com/thread/685068

  Concerning

  Girish Sharma

• Why backup size don't add up?

  I have a problem to backup my phone.

  If I'm going to manage storage

  Documents and data: 43.6 MB

  Mailing address: 17.5 MB

  If I go into my iPhone

  Backup size: 3.7 GB

  Then back up size: 0 bytes

  I have most of the applications off including photo library.

  What is eating up 3.7 GB for backup for iCloud?

  I also tried to delete the backup to my phone.

  When I save, the size was 3.7 GB.

  Thank you!

  I thought that partially the problem.

  I have an iPhone, iPad and Macbook which use the same space to iCloud. Apparently the messages take place backup, and there is no way to turn it off unless you remove all the messages.

  I deleted all of the messages on my Mac, iPad and iPhone, and I was able to free 3 GB space iCloud.

  Even after deleting my messages, it did not free space immediately. I had to delete the backups and backup fresh spring. Then the size reflects the changes.

  I guess that if send you / receive a lot of picture messages and you have multiple devices using the same iMessage, you end up losing iCloud spaces. I could be wrong, but they seemed all backed up separately, even if they are the same messages.

  Anyway, there is always a mystery. After you delete the messages, iPhone and iPad now only mix 800 MB. However, if I go to iCloud on my Mac, it says I have 600 MB of documents.

  I have almost nothing on my player iCloud, less than 30 MB. Where are the documents of this mystery? I also deleted all my messages on my Mac, and photo library is not checked.

  Now my iPhone uses 600 MB, iPad use 200 MB and mystery documents use 600 MB. Full use is 1.4 GB and I have 3.6 GB free.

  Someone know where I can find the documents of mystery?

  Thank you!

• Why firefox 15 displays the hex of size for the html data that make up the page?

  Windows 7, 32-bit
  Firefox 15.0.1 update Friday
  Java 1.7.0_07 Friday update

  Management forced a Java Update and restart on Friday. When Firefox started it auto-updated V15.0.1. He had problems immediately; the previous session tabs disappeared all and any page with Flash no longer worked (everything was OK before the two updates).

  In the recommendations, I created a new profile, copy only on bookmarks and files with name of user/authentication of the previous profile. When manually reopen the necessary tabs, pointed out that any Sonicwall firewall and Panasonic Netcam both display only a blank page with one or more hexadecimal numbers on it.

  Efforts to repair since included completely remove Firefox, the plugin Flash and current Java to run in safe mode, disabling all extensions/plugins, running in a completely default new profile with nothing carried over, try with and without hardware acceleration, etc. The behavior does not change. It does not matter if I go via http or https for devices that support both.

  JavaScript IS enabled, and the script _no_ blocking is in place; JavaScript works on other sites that use it.

  IE9 on the same PC works fine, so it's apparently not a system problem

  Looking at the page source shows that hexadecimal numbers are the length of the data in the row or the piece of HTML code, including the following javascript code. The Sonicwall sets up a larger number (2ea) on the line of the display source page that corresponds to the size in bytes of the code in the following lines.

  The Panasonic apparently sends the length of the data in each row if it provides a hexadecimal number for each line of HTML in the source display.

  What would make Firefox interpret the data incoming size as displayed, but only for certain pages or peripheral? I can visit other sites that have javascript and they work; a source of these pages view shows all the lines with just a hexadecimal number.

  view source example of Sonicwall (between the = lines); everything you see on the screen is the "2ea" in the upper left corner

  =

  2ea
  <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
  <html>
  <head>
  	<meta name="SonicWALL Administrator" content="Copyright 2004 (c) SonicWALL, Inc. All rights reserved.">
  	<title>SonicWALL - Authentication</title>
  	<meta name="id" content="auth" >
  	<script type="text/JavaScript">
  	<!--
  	top.location.target="_top";
  	if (window.location.target != "_top") {
  		top.location.href=window.location.href;
  	}
  	var savedPwd = "";
  	function onPageUnload() {
  		window.name = "";
  	}
  	window.onunload=onPageUnload;
  	// -->
  	</script>
  </head>
  <frameset rows="*,1">
  	<frame src="auth1.html" name="authFrm" noresize scrolling="no">
  	<frame src="emptyView4.html" name="authTgtFrm" noresize scrolling="no">
  </frameset>
  </html>
  =====
  
  View source sample from the Panasonic; the blank lines are displayed as such in the view source screen.  All you see in the browser window is the series of hex numbers separated by a space on the same line.
  
  =====
  0
  
  3b
  <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Frameset//EN">
  
  8
  <HTML>
  
  7
  <HEAD>
  
  28
  <META HTTP-EQUIV="expires" CONTENT="0">
  
  2e
  <META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache">
  
  35
  <META HTTP-EQUIV="Cache-Control" CONTENT="no-cache">
  
  24
  <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="none">
  
  30
  <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="noindex,nofollow">
  
  29
  <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="noarchive">
  
  15
  <TITLE>Start</TITLE>
  
  8
  </HEAD>
  
  3d
  <FRAMESET border=0 frameSpacing=0 rows=30,8,* frameBorder=0>
  
  4c
  <FRAME name=bar src="CgiTagMenu?page=Top&Language=0" scrolling=no NORESIZE>
  
  3c
  <FRAME name=hrbar src="BarFoot.html" scrolling=no NORESIZE>
  
  27
  <FRAME name=body src="Top?Language=0">
  
  c
  </FRAMESET>
  
  9
  </HTML>
  =====
  

  Try to start the computer in safe mode Windows with network support (on the startup screen, press F8) as a test to see if it works better.

• How to determine the size of the binary file data set

  Hi all

  I write specific sets of data in table in a binary file, by adding each time so the file grows a set of data for each write operation.  I use the set file position function to make sure that I'm at the end of the file each time.

  When I read the file, I want to read only the last 25 data sets (or numbers).  To do this, I thought using the position set file to set the file position where it was 25 sets of data from the end.  Math easy, right?  Apparently not.

  Well, as I was collecting data file size as I began the initial tet run, I find the size of the file (using file order size and get number of bytes so) as the size increases the same amount every time.  My size and the format of my data being written is the same every time, a series of four numbers double precision.

  I get increments are as follows, after the first write - 44 bytes, after 2nd - 52 bytes, 3 - 52 bytes, bytes 44 4th, 5th - 52 bytes, 6 - 52 bytes, 7th - 44 bytes and it seems to continue this trend in the future.

  Why each write operation would be identical in size of bytes.  This means that my basic math for the determination of the poistion of correct file to read only the last 25 sets of data won't be easy, and if somewhere along the line after I've accumulated hundreds or thousands of data sets, what happens if the model changes.

  Any help on why this occurs or on a working method, all about the problem would be much appreciated.

  Thank you

  Doug

  
  

• ERROR: Invalid Allocation, 1610612738 bytes in Links 2003 running Windows 7 ultimate 32-bit edition

  Hello

  To solve the problem that I have, program uninstalled, rebooted machine. Has conducted an audit of the registry and remove the entries from 7 registry errors in Links 2003. Rebooted the machine. Installed Links 2003, installed patch 1.05, 1.07, and Links2k3-nvidia_win7_FINAL. I also tried to launch, links 2003 Safe Mode and still, I get this error message: ERROR: Invalid allocation, 1610612738 bytes. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  ERROR: Invalid allocation, 1610612738 bytes

  Processor registers EAX = 0 x 00000000 EBX = 0 x 00000000 ECX = 00000000 EDX = 00000000 Flags x 0 x 0 = 0 x 00000000
  = ESI = 0X00000000 EDI 0X00000000 EBP = 0X0012F4A8 ESP = 0X0012F348 EIP = = 0X00000000
  EIP (0X00000000)? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ??
  ESP (0X0012F348) 0012F35C 0012F634 0012F62C 01DC3DC0 60000002 00010000 000001A 9 03C20DE0
  00000100 0000002D 01DC4258 00000200 0000003D 01FDFDB0 76F5491C 00000014
  75206AC4 84027F1C 00000674 75206E93 75206E9E 0031007E 75206E9E 004C002E

  Details of the machine
  ===============
  Name of executable: C:\Links 2003\LINKSMMIII. EXE
  Executable hour, date: 19:49:12 Tuesday 3/30/2010
  Command line:
  Current directory: C:\Links 2003
  Currently, date: 19:05:49 Tuesday 6/22/2010
  GameOS build version: Version 1.1 02/11/2000
  Software rasterizer: c:\links 2003\assets\binaries\blade.dll (size 282 693 bytes)
  Username: Mike Harrison
  Computer name: HICHAMCHGORA
  Processor: 2812 MHz AMD 3DNow unknown MMX! Model SSE = 10, Type = 15, Stepping 0 = (6 processors)
  Cache information: unknown
  L2 w/r/rw speed: 4 cycles 22496 Mbps, 4 cycles 22496 Mbps, 4 cycles 22496 Mbps
  Main memory r/w/rw speed: 14 cycles 6427 MB/s, 13 cycles 6921 Mbps, 10 Mbps 8998 cycles
  W/r/rw video memory speed: 204 cycles 441 MB/s, 38 cycles 2368 Mbps, 289 cycles 311 Mbps
  W/r/rw memory AGP speed: 204 cycles 441 MB/s, 37 2432 Mbps, 288 cycles cycles 312 MB/s
  Operating system: Windows (6.1.7600)
  DirectX version: 9.04.00.0904
  Since booted time: 2 h 45 m 25 s
  In the logic of the game time: 0 h 0 m s 0.62 (on frame 3)
  App running time: 0 h 0 m s 0.62
  Physical memory: 2 147 483 647 bytes (2048 Meg)
  Physical memory available: 2 147 483 647 bytes (2048 Meg)
  The swap file size: 4294967295 bytes (0 Meg)
  Available page file: 4294967295 bytes (0 Meg)
  Virtual memory: 2,147,352,576 bytes (2048 Meg)
  Virtual memory available: 1,937,620,992 bytes (1848 Meg)
  Amount of the used battery: 3172 bytes
  Memory load: 31%
  Desktop video mode: 32bpp 1920,1080
  Mode when the accident occurred: full screen 1920 x 1080 x 32 (NVIDIA GeForce GT 220)
  Networked Machine: No.
  Executable version: 01.08.06.2200
  PCI Chipset: unknown

  Path of Threads process Pri
  ==========================================
  TaskHost.exe: 8: 8: C:\Windows\system32\taskhost.exe
  DWM.exe: 13:5: C:\Windows\system32\Dwm.exe
  BCU.exe: 8:6: C:\Program Files\DeviceVM\Browser Configuration Utility\BCU.exe
  RoxioBurnLauncher.exe: 8:8: C:\Program SharedCOM 2010\Roxio Burn\RoxioBurnLauncher.exe
  VxBlockServer.exe: 8:5: C:\Program Files\Common PX storage Engine\VxBlockServer.exe
  SetPoint.exe: 8:5: C:\Program Files\Logitech\SetPoint\SetPoint.exe
  KHALMNPR. EXE:-08:27: C:\Program Files\Fichiers Files\Logishrd\KHAL2\KHALMNPR. EXE
  RtHDVCpl.EXE: 8, 9: C:\Program Files\Realtek\Audio\HDA\RtHDVCpl.EXE
  Skype.exe: 08:20: C:\Program Files\Skype\Phone\Skype.exe
  LinksLauncher.exe: 8:1: C:\Links 2003\LinksLauncher.exe
  LINKSMMIII. EXE: 08:16: C:\Links 2003\LINKSMMIII. EXE

  Version numbers of DLLS
  ===================
  Msvcrt.DLL - Version 7.0.7600.16385 - found in C:\Windows\system32
  'Msvcrtd.dll' is not found
  Msvcirt.DLL - Version 6.1.7600.16385 - found in C:\Windows\system32
  'Msvcirtd.dll' is not found
  amstream.DLL - Version 6.6.7600.16385
  Quartz.DLL - Version 6.6.7600.16385
  Ir50_32.DLL - Version R.5.10.15.2.55
  Dsound.DLL - Version 6.1.7600.16385
  Dinput.DLL - Version 6.1.7600.16385
  D3dim.DLL - Version 6.1.7600.16385
  Ddraw.DLL - Version 6.1.7600.16385
  dplayx.DLL - Version 6.1.7600.16385

  Audio device 0 (current) - (HW disabled mix)
  ==============
  Description: Realtek Digital Output (Optical) (Realtek High Definition Audio)
  Driver file: {0.0.0.00000000}. {cdc8ecc5-7109-4d8d-9ac9-dacfb4f56528}
  Data of the driver file: can not find the driver file
  CERTIFIED: No.
  EMULDRIVER: No.
  CONTINUOUSRATE: Yes
  PRIMARYMONO: Yes
  PRIMARYSTEREO: Yes
  PRIMARY8BIT: Yes
  PRIMARY16BIT: Yes
  SECONDARYMONO: Yes
  SECONDARYSTEREO: Yes
  SECONDARY8BIT: Yes
  SECONDARY16BIT: Yes
  MinSecondarySampleRate: 100
  MaxSecondarySampleRate: 200000
  PrimaryBuffers: 1
  MaxHwMixingAllBuffers: 1
  MaxHwMixingStaticBuffers: 1
  MaxHwMixingStreamingBuffers: 1
  FreeHwMixingAllBuffers: 0
  FreeHwMixingStaticBuffers: 0
  FreeHwMixingStreamingBuffers: 0
  MaxHw3DAllBuffers: 0
  MaxHw3DStaticBuffers: 0
  MaxHw3DStreamingBuffers: 0
  FreeHw3DAllBuffers: 0
  FreeHw3DStaticBuffers: 0
  FreeHw3DStreamingBuffers: 0
  TotalHwMemBytes: 0
  FreeHwMemBytes: 0
  MaxContigFreeHwMemBytes: 0
  UnlockTransferRateHwBuffers: 0
  PlayCpuOverheadSwBuffers: 0

  Video device 0
  ==============
  Description: NVIDIA GeForce GT 220
  Company / Chipset: nVidia.
  Driver file: nvd3dum.dll
  Driver size: 9 386 600 bytes
  Driver date: 22:55:32 Saturday 4/3/2010
  Attributes: Final Version, Private Build
  Driver version: 8.17.11.9745
  Version: 8.17.11.9745
  Hardware ID: 10DE.0A20 (Rev 162, Subsys 0 x 12253842)
  Video memory: 2,375,872,512 bytes (2266 Meg)
  Mem texture map: 1,034,485,760 bytes (987 Meg)
  AGP texture memory: 1,341,386,752 bytes (1279 Meg)
  Modes of FourCC: NV12 NV24 YV12, UYVY, YUY2 AI44 AI88 AYUV AIP8 AV12 PLFF NVMD NVDP NVDB SSAA ATOC
  Texture formats: 555 1555 4444 565 0888 8888 bump N→∞ (8,8) bump map N→∞ (8,8) FourCC (1TXD) FourCC (2TXD) (3TXD) FourCC FourCC (4TXD) FourCC (5TXD) FourCC (SCVN) FourCC (UHVN) FourCC (SHVN)
  Z buffer formats: 16 bit Z 32 bit Z (Z = 32 (0xffffff00) template = 8 (0xff)) (Z = 32 (0xffffff) template = 8 (0xff000000)) 32 bit Z 24 bit Z
  modes 16 bits: 800 x 600 1024 x 768 x 1152 864 1176 x 664 1280 x 720 1280 x 768 1280 x 800 1280 x 960 1280 x 1024 1360 x 768 900 1600 x 1024 1600 x 1600 x 1200 1680 x 1050 992 1920 x 1080 x 1768
  mode 32 bits: 800 x 600 1024 x 768 x 1152 864 1176 x 664 1280 x 720 1280 x 768 1280 x 800 1280 x 960 1280 x 1024 1360 x 768 900 1600 x 1024 1600 x 1600 x 1200 1680 x 1050 992 1920 x 1080 x 1768
  CERTIFIED: No.
  DRAWPRIMITIVES2: Yes
  DRAWPRIMITIVES2EX: Yes
  DRAWPRIMTLVERTEX: Yes
  FLIPINTERVAL: Yes
  FLIPNOVSYNC: Yes
  NO2DDURING3DSCENE: No.
  NONLOCALVIDMEM: Yes
  NOPAGELOCKREQUIRED: No.
  CALIBRATE the GAMMA: No.
  PRIMARYGAMMA: Yes
  ZBuffer: 16 24
  Rendering depth: 16 32
  Texture size: 1 x 1 to 8192 x 8192
  Maximum U, v coords: 8192.0
  Cutting guard :-100000000,-100000000 to 100000000,100000000
  AlphaTest NotEqual: Yes
  Lack of mixture of the CBC:
  Lack of mixture Dest:
  Texture AGP: Yes
  Texture coords: 8
  Mix the steps: 8
  The Textures of max: 8
  Hardware T & L: Yes
  Vertex Blending: 4
  Maximum lights: 8
  Clip planes: 8
  Mix Lightmap: Ok
  Mix Specularmap: Ok
  Mixture of detail: Ok
  Vid linear memory: Yes
  SELECTARG1: Yes
  SELECTARG2: Yes
  ADD: Yes
  ADDSIGNED: Yes
  SUBTRACT: Yes
  MODULATE: Yes
  MODULATE2X: Yes
  MODULATE4X: Yes
  BLENDCURRENTALPHA: Yes
  BLENDDIFFUSEALPHA: Yes
  BLENDTEXTUREALPHA: Yes
  BUMPENVMAP: Yes
  BUMPENVMAPLUMINANCE: Yes
  DOTPRODUCT3: Yes
  ANISOTROPY: Yes
  ANTIALIASSORTINDEP: Yes
  FOGTABLE: Yes
  FOGVERTEX: Yes
  FOGRANGE: Yes
  WFOG: Yes
  WBUFFER: No.
  MIPMAPLODBIAS: Yes
  WBUFFER: No.
  ZBUFFERLESSHSR: No.
  MIPNEAREST: Yes
  LINEARMIPLINEAR: Yes
  DONOTSTRIPELEMENTS: Yes
  TEXTURE CLAMP: Yes
  BORDER TEXTURE: Yes
  MIRROR of TEXTURE: Yes
  ALPHAGOURAUDBLEND: Yes
  SQUAREONLY: No.
  COLORFLATMONO: Yes
  COLORGOURAUDMONO: Yes
  COLORFLATRGB: Yes
  COLORGOURAUDRGB: Yes
  SPECULARFLATRGB: Yes
  SPECULARGOURAUDRGB: No.

  Video device 1
  ==============
  Description: NVIDIA GeForce GT 220
  Company / Chipset: nVidia.
  Driver file: nvd3dum.dll
  Driver size: 9 386 600 bytes
  Driver date: 22:55:32 Saturday 4/3/2010
  Attributes: Final Version, Private Build
  Driver version: 8.17.11.9745
  Version: 8.17.11.9745
  Hardware ID: 10DE.0A20 (Rev 162, Subsys 0 x 12253842)
  Video memory: 2,375,872,512 bytes (2266 Meg)
  Mem texture map: 1,034,485,760 bytes (987 Meg)
  AGP texture memory: 1,341,386,752 bytes (1279 Meg)
  Modes of FourCC: NV12 NV24 YV12, UYVY, YUY2 AI44 AI88 AYUV AIP8 AV12 PLFF NVMD NVDP NVDB SSAA ATOC
  Texture formats: 555 1555 4444 565 0888 8888 bump N→∞ (8,8) bump map N→∞ (8,8) FourCC (1TXD) FourCC (2TXD) (3TXD) FourCC FourCC (4TXD) FourCC (5TXD) FourCC (SCVN) FourCC (UHVN) FourCC (SHVN)
  Z buffer formats: 16 bit Z 32 bit Z (Z = 32 (0xffffff00) template = 8 (0xff)) (Z = 32 (0xffffff) template = 8 (0xff000000)) 32 bit Z 24 bit Z
  modes 16 bits: 800 x 600 1024 x 768 x 1152 864 1176 x 664 1280 x 720 1280 x 768 1280 x 800 1280 x 960 1280 x 1024 1360 x 768 900 1600 x 1024 1600 x 1600 x 1200 1680 x 1050 992 1920 x 1080 x 1768
  mode 32 bits: 800 x 600 1024 x 768 x 1152 864 1176 x 664 1280 x 720 1280 x 768 1280 x 800 1280 x 960 1280 x 1024 1360 x 768 900 1600 x 1024 1600 x 1600 x 1200 1680 x 1050 992 1920 x 1080 x 1768
  CERTIFIED: No.
  DRAWPRIMITIVES2: Yes
  DRAWPRIMITIVES2EX: Yes
  DRAWPRIMTLVERTEX: Yes
  FLIPINTERVAL: Yes
  FLIPNOVSYNC: Yes
  NO2DDURING3DSCENE: No.
  NONLOCALVIDMEM: Yes
  NOPAGELOCKREQUIRED: No.
  CALIBRATE the GAMMA: No.
  PRIMARYGAMMA: Yes
  ZBuffer: 16 24
  Rendering depth: 16 32
  Texture size: 1 x 1 to 8192 x 8192
  Maximum U, v coords: 8192.0
  Cutting guard :-100000000,-100000000 to 100000000,100000000
  AlphaTest NotEqual: Yes
  Lack of mixture of the CBC:
  Lack of mixture Dest:
  Texture AGP: Yes
  Texture coords: 8
  Mix the steps: 8
  The Textures of max: 8
  Hardware T & L: Yes
  Vertex Blending: 4
  Maximum lights: 8
  Clip planes: 8
  Mix Lightmap: Ok
  Mix Specularmap: Ok
  Mixture of detail: Ok
  Vid linear memory: Yes
  SELECTARG1: Yes
  SELECTARG2: Yes
  ADD: Yes
  ADDSIGNED: Yes
  SUBTRACT: Yes
  MODULATE: Yes
  MODULATE2X: Yes
  MODULATE4X: Yes
  BLENDCURRENTALPHA: Yes
  BLENDDIFFUSEALPHA: Yes
  BLENDTEXTUREALPHA: Yes
  BUMPENVMAP: Yes
  BUMPENVMAPLUMINANCE: Yes
  DOTPRODUCT3: Yes
  ANISOTROPY: Yes
  ANTIALIASSORTINDEP: Yes
  FOGTABLE: Yes
  FOGVERTEX: Yes
  FOGRANGE: Yes
  WFOG: Yes
  WBUFFER: No.
  MIPMAPLODBIAS: Yes
  WBUFFER: No.
  ZBUFFERLESSHSR: No.
  MIPNEAREST: Yes
  LINEARMIPLINEAR: Yes
  DONOTSTRIPELEMENTS: Yes
  TEXTURE CLAMP: Yes
  BORDER TEXTURE: Yes
  MIRROR of TEXTURE: Yes
  ALPHAGOURAUDBLEND: Yes
  SQUAREONLY: No.
  COLORFLATMONO: Yes
  COLORGOURAUDMONO: Yes
  COLORFLATRGB: Yes
  COLORGOURAUDRGB: Yes
  SPECULARFLATRGB: Yes
  SPECULARGOURAUDRGB: No.

  Hello again,

  I want to thank each and everyone of you for your input to try to help solve the problems I've had with links.

  I am happy to report that I played my first round in nearly two weeks in this... Morning. The problem is a corrupted file, .l3. I have a little more 1 100 PoliAnis' and am not sure which one is, but I can play. I tried whenever I took one of the following folders on until I finally took the PolyAni folder:

  WAVs, mops, Custom photos of players, sky, Clubs, PIN code files and finally, all but one of PolyAni files. That after taking all but one of the frequented out of the folder PolyAni links has started without giving me the error of attribution not valid.

  Thanks again to you all for your help.

  Sincerely,

  Mike

  Really_Rotten

• CVI2010-operator sizeof returns an incorrect size of a struct

  Hello

  in CVI2010 the sizeof operator returns an incorrect struct size if it contains 4 bytes and other spaces. I guess that the addresses in the struct are also not as c-programmer thinks. First a minimalist code example:

  typedef struct
  {
  oneByte tank;
  long fourByte;
  } TestStruct;

  main void)
  {
  int size;
  TestStruct tmpVar;
  size = sizeof (TestStruct);
  Here are the dimensions = 8 instead of 5

  }

  Over the past years and last cvi-versions I had never compiled with the compiler Borland, which returns the correct size. Because the Borland compiler is not included in CVI 2010, I am using the compiler to build-in the standard. In my opinion, the compiler looks to optimize the code somehow, my project cannot work with.

  Because I read the direct struct of binary files I'm looking for a to code based, solution.

  Is it possible to disable the relevant optimization?

  Thanks for your help and your response.

  Markus

  The compiler may have different alignments for the fields of the struct: a usual behavior is to them be aligned on a 4 byte boundary, that is each field starts on a multiple of 4 bytes from the beginning of the structure in memory. This seems to be the behavior of the compiler that you are using currently, who returns as the size of the structure 8 after aligning the fields.

  Alignment of the structure can be modified with a #pragma appropriate preprocessor directive: adding #pragma pack (1); in your code tells the compiler to pack the structure without filler fields; After that this statement sizeof returns the size 5-bytes are waiting for you.