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.NET Forum / Languages / C++ Libraries / January 2006

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Boost and /clr24 Jan 2006 20:41 GMT1
Has anyone else faced this problem. I'm try to move my native code, which
uses the boost::numeric::ublas::matrix library, into Managed code. When I
turn on /clr, it complains that Bost's copy constructor isn't compatible with
/clr :
Problem with lafxcwd.lib during Debug build - ring any bells?12 Jan 2006 21:02 GMT1
I have a 16 bit application I'm trying to compile on MSVC 1.5.  It compiles
perfectly in release build, but I get the following 2 linker errors on the
debug build:
c:\msvc\mfc\lib\lafxcwd.lib(afxinl3.cpp) : error L2025:
changes in xutilty and xmemory vc7 to vc811 Jan 2006 21:31 GMT1
Certain member and class definitions have changed or been removed altogether
in the latest shipped version (vc8);
for example,
- the class _PtrIt is no longer defined in xutility
obtaining module name with unmanaged code06 Jan 2006 22:13 GMT1
I'm pretty new to c++ programming so my prooblem may be not knowing how to
look things up or lock of general c++ programming knwoledge.
I have unmanaged code that for reasons of time and effort I cannot convert
to managed. I need a programmatic method of finding the module name ...
GidPlus FontFamily constructor generating exception05 Jan 2006 14:51 GMT1
When executing the line
        FontFamily l_fontFamily(L"Arial");
I get an exception thrown. The Arial font family does exist on the computer.
What could be wrong?
vc++8.0 bug:  access violtation upon any call of any CImageList methods02 Jan 2006 17:09 GMT3
I have sucessfully imported and compiled a complex MFC 6.0 project from
vc++6.0 (MFC6.0)  into vc++ 8.0 (MFC 8.0). It contains several
subprojects (libs and dlls). In vc++ 6.0 those project linked MFC6.0
statically and after I imported it to vc++ 8.0 I set the linkage of
 
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