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1. ATL workshop.

   Short basic examples of ATL uses. Interaction with Excel, passing custom data, collections, firing events, callback, multithreading...
   See the description here.
   
   

2. Matlab interpreter window with a COM interface. Running Matlab in Excel spreadsheet.

   The presented executable file opens an MFC CEditView-derived window that runs a Matlab interpreter. This exe-file file may also be used as an Automation server exposing the Matlab Engine via several COM methods. Such an interface proves to be sufficient for combining Excel and Matlab functionality. See the description here.

   





3. Spread option pricing tool.

   Quick and precise tool for evaluation of premium and Greeks of the spread option under the Black assumptions. The package consists of an executable file with a COM interface, an example spread sheet and a mathematical description of the procedure.




4. STL compatible output stream for manipulation of  CEdit associated control.

   The output stream in question directs output to a current cursor position in an edit box control in the regular std::ostream fashion. It also has stream member functions for controlling cursor position and flushing the stream.
   The description contains source code and an example of using.




5. An alternative for the standard debugging means TRACE and afxDump.

   This example presents an STL compatible stream that delivers debugging information to an editor window running as a separate application. The stream has full set of operations that std::ostream has and more. The function flush() instantly displays the data in the destination editor window. There is very little programming overhead.
   The description contains step-by-step explanation of implementation, source code and examples of using.