I am testing software that interacts with an SD card. I need to create fake SD cards on my Windows 7 instance to run software tests. The software under test does not respond to anything but the SD card. Does anybody know how to create fake SD Cards mounted on a virtual box instance?
Thanks!
On Friday I learned that this is solved in Java by using the JNA library. I have not verified this solution yet.
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I want to add a new sound device on windows 7+ so that I can redirect the computer sound on the network (using a protocol of my own or PulseAudio for example).
Basically, I think I want to write a kernel driver that expose a new sound output device to the OS. If there's a way to write the driver so that I only have to deal with a simple sample buffer input to process it would be great (the simpler the better). I don't care too much about latency, I just want it to be as transparent as possible for the system and the applications running so that everything goes through this virtual device out of the box.
I have some experience in Linux kernel development but I know next to nothing about Windows driver development. I have a genuine Visual Studio 2013 ultimate and I want to target Windows 7 (above would be nice but it has to work on W7).
I would like to know which API/framework/system should I use to achieve my goal and possibly link to dev ressources to get me started.
I am trying to write a software component in Windows 7 that can detect the connection of Nokia lumia 1020 to the PC. Once the connection is detected, the software will fetch all the images in the folder Computer\ \Phone\Pictures\Camera Roll\
I found no code example on how to do that so far... Wonder who have solution for that... If the solution is in c++ it would be perfect!
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I worked on Windows Phone and I know the API is really restricted (or not complete at all..) and a lot of essentials functions were not present
If you can't find anything on internet.. maybe you can't directly access the massive storage and you have to look for an other way..
I'd like to run some programs in my Azure VM (Windows Server 2008), that require OpenGL 2.0.
However the VM has no video hardware :), how can I fake the programs into believing I have a good enough video card?
How am I supposed to get to the point of all development in the cloud, if I can't have virtual video cards? :)
You could place a Mesa softpipe (software rasterizer) build opengl32.dll beside your program's executable. Heck, on a machine without a proper graphics card it would be even acceptable to replace the system opengl32.dll (though this is not recommended).
Check the OpenGL section here... and make sure u r using openscad 64 bit
I'm developing a device and writing the software for it under Windows (MFC with Visual Studio).
I would like to start a measurement with a remote. It would be nice if it worked over Bluetooth, but I don't have a clue where to start.
What book can recommended or is there a site where such things are described?
Is it even possible to make my own Bluetooth device or do I have to pay some fee for licences?
What I would like to have, is a Bluetooth-remote with one button, which sends a signal to a Windows PC where a program then starts specific subroutines.
As Dan wrote in the comment when it comes to Microsoft the best place to start is with MSDN. For me his link didn't work, but I guess he wanted to point here.
MFC does not offer you support for Bluetooth, instead you have to work with a Bluetooth driver stack API. On Windows there are more stacks, but most widely used are: Microsoft Bluetooth driver stack and Widcomm/Broadcom. If you decide to use the Microsoft Bluetooth driver stack you might want to look on this thread. The stack that you choose it depends on the Bluetooth dongle attached/incorporated at your PC.
Is it even possible to make my own Bluetooth device or do I have to pay some fee for licences?
Yes, it is possible to make your own Bluetooth device. The fee depends from case to case, first if you want to be assigned your own IDs from SIG you have to pay them a fee, otherwise you can use the ones already bought by the chip manufacturer. Also if you want to re-write the firmware from the chip you could be forced to buy a software from the chip manufacturer. Usually it's enough with their firmware.
What I would like to have, is a Bluetooth-remote with one button, which sends a signal to a Windows PC where a Software then starts specific subroutines.
Well, it seems you will have to take care of the device discovery aspect and second make the pairing. After this you could use Serial Port Profile to communicate with your device like any other RS-232 enabled device. If your device is dedicated you might want to modify the IAC - Inquiry Access Code so in discovery phase only you that you know the code, can see the device.
Can someone point me some c++ samples or some c++ librarys that can transport video and voice over a LAN network.
My objective is to activate a web cam in another pc and receive in my pc the video and voice of the another pc (this can be only one way or in both ways pc to pc call, but i only need one way for now, only see and hear not to interact).
Thanks
If working on Windows try out the NetMeeting Resource Kit. It probably limits playing your videos with Windows Media Player only.
VNC and all its variants should be able to do it.
TightVNC Free.
Another VNC Project
I can't locate a source code link right now, but if you search with vigor it should be revealed.
WebEx's entire business was built on a forked version of VNC. Fun.