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Difference between lock() in for loops and Accessing the same list in foreach
I have seen a lot of posts and tried a lot. I am sure that both of the following snippets work exactly the same:
for(int i = 0; i , it is also declared and possibly instantiated in the loop, so the efficiency would be different, depending on the instantiation.
A:
There is absolutely no difference. The second example will be compiled into the same IL as the first. It’s just two lines of slightly more efficient code (one of which is the foreach, but only when compiled for an older version of the framework, like.NET 2.0)
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Xlive.dll will send a wave of awesomeness and general mayhem all over the place,
which will kill every creature in the vicinity and probably stun the player.
Xlive.dll is an almost-invisible piece of code added by Xlive.dll to the game.
Most probably, Xlive.dll is a piece of code contained in the game itself
which is used to send a wave of awesomeness and general mayhem all over the
place, which will kill every creature in the vicinity and probably stun the player.
I’ve found a way to temporarily remove the mod, but I still have NO idea what
Xlive.dll does.
Can somebody possibly explain what Xlive.dll does and what it does NOT do?
Here is what I have found so far…
Xlive.dll is a file that is placed in the following directory on a gamerunner
install:
C:\Games\Warhammer Dawn of War II\EA Games\data\hooks\[GamePackage]
This package is identified as [GamePackage] and I believe it has something to do
with the game which is installed. But, unfortunately, I have no idea what it is
that Xlive.dll does. I even tried to remove the mod
(Xlive.dll was extracted as a separate mod), but nothing happened.
On a side note, I think that Xlive.dll works with the mod ikonfire
(see image). The thing is, ikonfire (ikonfire-mod) is located under
C:\Games\Warhammer Dawn of War II\EA Games\data\hooks\[GamePackage]\ikonfire
(the version is 9), but Xlive.dll is under the same directory as
C:\Games\Warhammer Dawn of War II\EA Games\data\hooks\[GamePackage]
However, I still have NO idea what Xlive.dll does and what it does NOT do.
I don’t think you can remove the mod without compromising the game’s performance.
If you have modded it in, it might have replaced some of the original binary to change
the commands. You don’t need it for anything you’d want mods for, and Xlive.dll
is a great way to clean out that unused space.
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During a recent Steam/Origin/Uplay update, my account had some issues preventing me from playing games for awhile. That aside, I’m having issues with Xlive not recognizing as many games as I used to. I’ve traced the problem back to my.DLL for my Firestorm games and the.DLL I used to run the Steam Cloud. Currently, all Steam games and Origin games work fine, but Xlive seems to fail to recognize all games or change between a few, like the games I ran from the Steam Cloud. I tried using regedit to revert to the previous.DLL, but it didn’t work. I then tried installing my other copy of Firestorm 2 as a new installation using Win 7, but that didn’t work either. I tried removing the xlive-dll, but that didn’t work either. I also tried a number of other fixes I found online, but nothing worked. I’m running Windows 8.1 and the Xlive panel is indeed set to “Standalone mode”.
In the.DLL, I got stuck trying to figure out what data was in the FFMPEG_Engine.vdf file. The FFMPEG_Engine.vdf was split into two smaller files. I looked at FFMPEG_Engine.iib for the data in that, but it wasn’t very helpful. If anyone knows what data is located where in the FFMPEG_Engine.vdf file and also know where to look for data in the FFMPEG_Engine.iib file, it would be very much appreciated. (for example, I tried looking at FFMPEG_Tag.iib to see if it had the list of available encoders, but its data is very difficult to read)
If you cannot resolve the Windows Live issue that requires you to reboot your computer, Windows Live will automatically restart your computer and then you can join a different network such as the game. However, if you do not want to wait, you may start the game manually via the launcher, which will allow you to immediately join the network without a reboot.
Start the game manually via the launcher. Selecting the launcher will allow you to join the network right away.If you have multiple updates for the Xlive service installed, you will need to
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I put my pc to sleep yesterday, and my pc came back on and decided to try Xlive again and I don’t know what the problem was, I was just at Xlive and the whole side bar was gone and the game didn’t run, first my PC said something about a program file or something missing, but I did a scan and it didn’t find anything missing, I looked for the dll file and it wasn’t located and I’m wondering if a conflict was the problem.
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I put my pc to sleep yesterday, and my pc came back on and decided to try Xlive again and I don’t know what the problem was, I was just at Xlive and the whole side bar was gone and the game didn’t run, first my PC said something about a program file or something missing, but I did a scan and it didn’t find anything missing, I looked for the dll file and it wasn’t located and I’m wondering if a conflict was the problem.
A few years back i decided to take my online games off windows to the linux platform.
Turns out even though it was working with a dll i needed to update, that it wasnt an incompatible version. I could not find the updated dll i needed anywhere, and my windows xp had stopped loading and was just a wallpaper.
So i took my game off windows, but its a self-made patch, and i wanted to run it on windows xp, so i loaded windows xp and put that dll back.
It worked!
So i started doing research on how to set this up.
I download a few programs… some are exe and some are dlls.
Anyways, i put all the files in:
-x
-x
-x
-x
-x
-x
That is kind of funny because windows always rejects unknown files.
Anyway, there was a folder, the name was:
-x
-x
-x
-x
-x
-x
-x
The reason i said, it was:
-x
-x
-x
-x
-x
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because none of the files actually had any extensions.
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