I have two assemblies. The first is used by the client sites and
provides some public classes using internal classes (access must be
restrictive). The second is an "administrative" assembly which add
functionalities to the current classes (free access to the classes).

My problem is use what tool to plot a graph sound wave, which requires
a high refresh rate. [just like plot a graph in matlab but this time
is in C# program in VS 2005, and require a refresh very often]
Or any other approach to solve this problem? Any suggestions

I have a C++, MFC app running on VStudio 6.
I have a C#, .net 1.1 dll written in VStudio 2003.
I have never had a problem with the C++ app calling the C# dll as a com
object before, but recently I changed something, I don't know what, and I

I found a concept named template metaprogramming that can be used in C+
+ code at compile-time. I am a beginner at C++. But I am a programmer
on the .NET platform. Do you know if template metaprogramming is
supported in C# (.NET)? For reference I found it:

I need to create a rectangle between two points so that I can check what  
is inside it using Contains(). The problem I am having is how to make the  
rectangle be able to cope with the angle between the two points, see the  
image in the link for what I mean.

i m making a toolbar with radio feature in C#,and i m supposed to use above
mention interface/class but i have problem in both, i m
using this code for interface, but dont know how to initialize that it gives
object reference is not instance of object.

Sorry if this has already been beaten to death. However, I was not
able to find the answer in my searches. Is there any performance trade
off  between creating and using a generic list of a Class Type and a
generic list of a Struct Type assuming both types are the same save

My application knows how to open a word doucment and replace strings, and
then print it, but it does it only when Microsoft Word is installed,
since I've few computers that don't have Microsoft Office License, I
installed there Open Office, and now i want to do the same on those ...

I am working on a  class library where I have a namespace called
MyProject.Implementation.
This namespace only have internal and private classes.
However, when I use my .dll assembly in a WinForm application, that

I am building a generic class that needs to instanciate an object of its
template class, something like
public class MyGeneric<T>
{

I am not sure if this is the right form because I didn't see any WCF forms.  
Anyway,  I made a very simple WCF object and hosted it in IIS.  Now I have a
client that builds 20 threads, and have each thread call the WCF object and
half the threads work and the other half get:

Is it possible to retrieve an item's "sizeconst" value dynamically?
I have the following member defined in a class:
[MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValArray, SizeConst = 5)]
private char[] units;

I'm working on a C# project, and at some point I'm needing to pass the
same stack to multiple functions.
I found out the hard way that when I poss a stack by value it doesn't
actually use a copy constructor to move the contents over to a new

I am programming for a small computer device which is running on
Windows XP. I need to disable the popup blocker and enable the "Allow
script initiated windows without size or position constraints"
options. To achieve this, I need to add my local intranet sites to

I have a type:
       public struct Value
       {
           public static Value operator ++(Value v)