The ARM processor architecture: Somebody else's introduction
Over at the NT Debugging blog.
Over at the NT Debugging blog.
We learned some time ago that there is a 64KB no-man's land near the 2GB boundary to accommodate a quirk of the Alpha AXP processor architecture. But that's not the only reason why it's there. The no-man's land near the 2GB boundary is useful even on x86 processors because it simplifies parameter validation at the boundary between user mode ...
ListView_SetColumnWidth.
All those registers.
Today's Little Program creates a listview with checkboxes on some items but not other. The LVS_EX_CHECKBOXES extended style is really just a convenience style. Everything it does you could have done yourself, with a bit more typing. It creates a state image list consisting of an unchecked box (state 1) and a checked box (state 2...