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

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"This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way..."29 Sep 2006 21:28 GMT2
Hi all, I keep getting this message in a VC++ 7.1 program I've written:
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual
way. Please contact the application's support team for more information.
The line causing the headaches appears to be:
Internal monitoring19 Sep 2006 06:15 GMT1
I've been asked to supply the user with a program recap when the program
closes. What has been requested is memory used by module, cpu used, page
faults and disk use.
Are these available within Windows one to fetch?
Using MFC classes15 Sep 2006 03:59 GMT1
I've a WinForms application (VC++ 2005) and would like to include a couple of
MFC classes (such as CArray, CString) into the Form class (Managed).
What is the correct approach to include the MFC classes into the Managed
project?
MSVCRT.DLL on NT08 Sep 2006 07:37 GMT1
I'm looking at a bunch of NT boxes, which have one of two versions of
MSVCRT.DLL in C:\WinNT\system32.  The version on some boxes is 4.20.6201, and
is 6.00.8797 on others.
My app only works with the later version, so I want to find out what service
 
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