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Last updated: 2001/3/1
Demonstrates the use of memory mapped files by reversing the order of the
characters of all the lines of a text file. You must give it the name of the
file to start from on the command line. filerev will copy it to the file
'FILEREV.DAT', modify this file, and then start notepad to display its
content.
filerev will automatically determine whether the file contains ANSI or
Unicode by calling IsTextUnicode but it systematically assumes that lines are
ended by '\r\n' and thus if you run it on a Unix text file you will loose the
last character of each line.
filerev.c: In function `WinMain':
filerev.c:175: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast
filerev.c:182: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast
Last updated: 2001/1/18
This application illustrates how one can use shared memory map
areas to exchange data between processes.
To perform this test you must start, at least, two instances of
mmfshare. In the first one type some text. Then click on 'Create
mapping of Data'.
Then in the second application clik on 'Open mapping and get Data'
and the same text should appear in the edit box. Once you have done
this data is no longer transfered from one application to the other,
you must go through the complete sequence above again to do another
test.
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