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Hilo

“Hilo” is a series of articles and sample applications that demonstrate how you can leverage the power of Windows 7, Visual Studio 2010 and Visual C++ to build high performance, rich responsive client applications.


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Developing Hilo.pdf
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    How to use Hilo With XP SP3
    1 Posts | Last Post January 11, 2012
    • Written January 11, 2012 
      I have platform setup Windows XP SP3 and visual studio 2010 professional. I want to use Hilo project with this as Hilo using Direct2D which doesn't support XP. Can any one suggest how should i run Hilo with XP(it giving me error d2d1.dll not found). I can not change for Vista or Windows 7 because of available device drivers limitation with my project.
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    Error
    4 Posts | Last Post October 18, 2011
    • Written May 14, 2011 
      there is an you error when i'm trying to run it it shows: "cmd.exe" exited with code 9009 
what should i do to run the program ?
    • Written May 18, 2011 
      Hi,

Did you try running it as an Administrator?
Or the files may be corrupt.

Try to download and install again.
    • Written June 01, 2011 
      Hey,

Try to open Properties for Annotator (right click) and select Configuration Properties --> General. Then set Platform Toolset to "Windows7.1SDK" (need to install Windows SDK 7.1 first).

Good Luck
    • Written October 18, 2011 
      That's right.  It looks like a problem with running a command during build.
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    wcex.hCursor = nullptr, can the devs explain in details why windows behaves like this ?
    1 Posts | Last Post October 10, 2011
    • Written October 10, 2011 
      Can the devs explain in detail why windows behaves like this ?

Hilo\C++\Common\source\windowfactoryimpl.cpp:
wcex.hCursor = nullptr; // If the class cursor is not null, the system restores the class cursor each time the mouse is moved. 

Isn't this inefficient behavior ?
If setting the cursor in registerclass is bad then where should you do it ?
Or can you not prevent this behavior / issue ?

Thank you for taking the time to answer.