windows-xp

I don't know what to think here... We have a component that runs as a service. It runs perfectly well on my local machine, but on some other machine (on both machine RAM's are equal to 2GB) it starts to generate bad_alloc exceptions on the second and consecutive days. The thing is that the memory usage of the process stays the same at aproximately 50Mb level. The other weird thing is that by means of tracing messages we have localized the exception to be thrown from a stringstream object which does but insert no more than 1-2 Kb data into the stream. We're using STL-Port if that matters. Now,

whenever i run the code below it occurs to me I have made a mistake using the if exist lines, as no matter whether the directory exists or not, it acts as if the line was never there... either that or its not reading the else line. echo off echo echo (c) Ryan Leach 2010 echo Stockmaster Backup System for exclusive use of Riverland Paper Supplies echo echo Please ensure that all computers are out of stock master to the windows xp screen echo and that the backup usb with the day of the week labeled on it is inserted pause IF EXIST D:\RPS_BACKUP\backups_to_zip\ goto zipexist else goto

If you do not know what Pipe Viewer is (I did not know about it until 5 minutes ago), then this blog does a good job giving a brief introduction to it with some examples. I write a lot of Perl Scripts as an ETL developer and a lot of times, the files that I work with take really long time to operate with (unzipping, moving, etc). Therefore, this tool would be awesome except I work in a Windows Environment. If anyone knows of a tool that gives you Progress of an operation running in the pipeline, please let me know as that would make my scripts that much more useful. I doubt such a tool exists

Ok my issue is similar to How to receive message from a private workgroup queue (and I am basically using the same code). I am creating the queue on the host machine using MessageQueue.Create(@".\Private$\MyNewPrivateQueue"); Opening the queue on the remote machine with var queue = new MessageQueue(@"FormatName:DIRECT=TCP:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\PRIVATE$\MyNewPrivateQueue"); And writing/reading data using queue.send() and queue.Receive() I have two systems that I am experimenting with. Windows 7 Home Premium x64 Windows XP SP3 When I create the private queue on the W7 system and try to write then read