I am learning COM and Windows programming so please forgive me if my
question looks stupid to someone.

I am writing a COM component for 32 bit platform and 64 bit platform.
Consumer of my COM component runs on 32 bit platform and also on 64
bit platform using WoW64.

I would like to know whether there could be any interoperability
issues between my 64 bit component and my consumer, which runs on 64
bit platform using 32 bit binaries.

Thanks in advance.

Ganesh

24 bit bitmap stored BI_ RGB 3 bytes per pixel little indian.
why doesn't this loop work?
int x = 0, y = bottom;
for (height )
{
for ((cols) = width*bitdensity/8 )
{
readbyte ( blue ); readbyte ( green ); readbyte ( red );
setpixel (x,y, ( red , green , blue) ); x++;
}
x = 0; y--;
}
the cols are rounded up to %%4=0, assuming they are padded.
The result is a bitmap with the correct width and colors , but
only 1/3 the height.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
newbie

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Hi there! I want to monitor all the data received by a serial port.
The problem is when I call ReadFile() for say 100 bytes and a block of
99 bytes is received the function remains in a blocked state. The
solution might be to read one byte at a time. But it seems not to be a
right way. I'll be very appreciated for any suggestion about how to
implement this.

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Okay, those connections are made in the particular shell's (typically
Explorer) configuration, so they are not part of your program's code per
se.

No. The escape sequences only apply to sourcecode, not to externally entered
text, unless you explicitly do a similar transformation.

Well, replacing elements of a string should be rather easy, no? Just loop
through it and transfer the content to another string, modifying it
accordingly.

BTW: you also should prepare to encounter spaces in filenames.