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/* for Devpkey */
#define INITGUID

/* dependencies */
#pragma comment (lib, "SetupAPI")
#include <windows.h>
#include <SetupAPI.h>
#include <Devpkey.h>

VOID SetDeviceState(LPCWSTR lpszHardwareId, DWORD dwState)

comargo

Using an output stream for debugging

Sven Axelsson 24 Nov 2001

How to create an output stream that writes to the debug terminal.

Background

There are many different schools of how to debug a program (yeah, I know - write it correctly from the start), but whatever tools you prefer it is often very convenient just to use the printf approach. Well, since you are a modern C++ kind of person, you don't really want printf, you want to use an output stream, like cerr.

sankarara

; This is part of my AutoHotkey [1] script that turns off my monitor when I
; press Win+\.

; It also turns the screensaver on at the same time, so that Windows Live
; Messenger (and any other programs) know I am away.

; I don't have a password on my screensaver, so there is a second version
; (Win+Shift+\) that locks the PC as well.

; Note: Sometimes the monitor comes back on after a second and I have to

jaydson

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