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peverify error27 Nov 2003 16:00 GMT1
i'm trying to make my mc++ code verifiable:
i'm getting this error when running peverify on my dll:
[IL]: Error:  [HRESULT 0x80131417].
any ideas?
<auto_ptr> inside <map> problem in VC 7!??26 Nov 2003 16:06 GMT2
Hi, all!
I didn't find yet solution for this problem! Somebody knows where is a
catch?
Looks like "operator =" or copy constructor not implemented in one of
registry problem21 Nov 2003 19:36 GMT1
when i set the value in "ScreenSaveTimeOut", the value does change, but the
value in "display property . screen save program . wait(w)" doesn't change,
what's the matter?
Compiling for a standalone app21 Nov 2003 19:35 GMT1
How do you build a *.exe app without having to depend on other dll's such as
'mscoree.dll', etc... I have an application I want to build, but I want to
make sure that any needed dll's are compiled into the *.exe file itself.
VC++.NET 2003 calling Fortran DLL fails19 Nov 2003 23:14 GMT1
I have a C++ program that dynamically loads Compaq Visual
Fortran v6.6 DLLs and invokes them.  I have two Fortran
DLLs, one that only does calculations and standard
output, the other that also includes its own file I/O.  
exe file19 Nov 2003 09:15 GMT1
the program which i build to exe file was open also
through the command line but just for a second and then
dissappear, i just have to say that if i run the program
through the compialer the program ends with a messege
Calling VC++.NET DLLEXPORT Function in VB6 (Error 453: Can't find DLL entry point xx in yy.dll)18 Nov 2003 21:40 GMT5
I am trying to call a VC++.NET exported function (Win32 DLL) in VB6. When I
try to call this exported function from VB6 I get the following error: Error
453: Can't find DLL entry point xx in yy.dll
VC++.NET cpp/h source:
how to build exe file18 Nov 2003 17:46 GMT1
i try what you said and i really got an exe file  
but when i try to clik on the exe file the file was open
for a second and closed by himself
i from the previous massage18 Nov 2003 09:42 GMT1
i forgot to mention that i have a microsoft visual c++
version 6.
What's the best way to make a managed .dll that uses unmanaged classes and code?14 Nov 2003 02:01 GMT4
I'm trying to create a .dll with VS.NET 2003 Architect that contains a math
computational component.  I need the guts of the thing to be in native code,
as performance is key for that part.  But, I need a .net wrapper because
this "calculator" is actually a component used by an ...
Performance of VC++ Data Structures13 Nov 2003 12:29 GMT1
to All,
I'm a newbie in VC++, can anyone tell me about the
performance in various Data Structures (eg. Enum, map,
list, vector, hash, arrayList)?
Using ATL server 7 for web services.13 Nov 2003 12:13 GMT1
I have an ATL 7 web service.  I need to call methods in an MFC extension
DLL.
I have wrapped the extension DLL with a 'normal' (_USERDLL) MFC dll and
linked my web service to the normal DLL.  There is code in the
Form background12 Nov 2003 20:40 GMT1
I'm using VC++ 7.0 do develope my MFC dialog based application.
Is there some way how to set background for my form? Just like property.
Drawing in runtime is unwanted. There's no problem to set background in C#
project, but in MFC project I din't find any way.
How to write plugins using VC++12 Nov 2003 17:50 GMT1
To all,
I've got another question. Does anybody know how to write
plug-ins using VC++??
Actually, my friends and I will develop a Photo enhancing
Buffer overrun w/ new libraries12 Nov 2003 13:51 GMT2
I'm dynamically calling the HTMLHelp function and getting
a Buffer Overrun in the VC++ runtime library.  This
terminates the application.  It only happens when
building for Release (VS .NET 2003).  The thing is, the
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