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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / July 2003

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Bug in VC++ .NET 2003, stringstream and tellp31 Jul 2003 14:33 GMT1
If you run this simple console program after building it on VC++ .NET 2003,
you will see the error message, "Error getting initial stream position",
from the attempt to use the std::ostream::tellp() method to get the output
stream position of a std::stringstream. I can see no reason ...
Possible to call old DLL with CString argument?31 Jul 2003 14:26 GMT1
Just check that I got this right.
I have an old DLL made in VC6 (no sources). Some of the methods have a
CString as argument.
No problem when using this from my VC6 application.
How to call BOOL Beep( dwFreq,  dwDuration ) from managed C++ ?31 Jul 2003 06:03 GMT1
I'm trying to call very simple API function from managed C++ code
BOOL Beep( DWORD dwFreq,  DWORD dwDuration );
Something like this:
namespace DocImage {
MFC dialog class30 Jul 2003 22:36 GMT3
I have five dialog classes in one project.  Is it possible for the data from
I store in variable m_object from one class to be passed to another dialog
class.
The basic set-up of my project.  When the user in dialog class ONE clicks
sse30 Jul 2003 21:31 GMT8
I am working on a project with alot of array manipulations (sin,cos,mult).
Does anyone know of a package utilizing simd (sse or mmx) to increase the
processing capability. ? (particularly for the sin/cos)
Gotta go fast!
Porting Linux C application to .Net30 Jul 2003 19:28 GMT1
I am a newbie to .Net.
I have an application in running in linux, a set of .c
and .h files.
I also have a makefile in linux to create the executable.
Simple MAPI30 Jul 2003 15:12 GMT2
According to MSDN there is MAPI example code
in a file SIMPLE.CLI
I cannot locate this file. Can anyone direct
me to the location of this?
Parameters visible in C# as 'ref' args ?30 Jul 2003 14:23 GMT2
I've been trying to make a Managed C++ method that appears with the following signature in C# :
 void Func ( ref bool cancelRequest )
... but if I declare it in C++ as simply
 void Func ( bool & cancelRequest )
Catching the absence of a DLL30 Jul 2003 14:20 GMT2
I've got a Managed C++ wrapper class that calls some functions that talk to
a hardware data acquisition card, via a LIB supplied by the vendor. The
calls ultimately go through to a DLL, which is installed in the System
directory. Now, everything works fine on the machine that ...
Passing Arrays from VB to C++DLL29 Jul 2003 19:55 GMT1
Sorry to bother you with what is probably a really
trivial question for you C++ experts.  My programming
skill are pretty amateur, but I'm pretty good at VB.NET.  
However, I'm wanting to realise some of the speed
How to: embeded VC++ for Xscale processor29 Jul 2003 19:40 GMT3
I'm pretty new to the embeded VC++, I have version 3 and
was able to develop an ARM version of my little app.
However I need one for the new Dell pocket PC with the
Xscale processor. How do I do that ? Do I need to get a
Separate resource for standalone class29 Jul 2003 16:20 GMT3
I have a class that uses a string table and some dialogs, but should
be reusable, ready for localization, and should not be for MFC-only
applications. How do I do that without making separate dlls?
LNK118129 Jul 2003 00:27 GMT2
I am trying to write a simple C testcase for a C DLL
using Visual C++ 6.0. The link step fails with
  LINK : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input
file "c:\my.obj"
Mixed Mode Slow?28 Jul 2003 20:12 GMT9
I've been trying a mixed mode project but I'm having speed problems.
I was using a DLL and linking into it from C#. I thought I'd try and stick
the C# functionality and the raw unmanaged code into a mixed mode project.
It works but it's incredibly slow. All the optimization settings ...
std C++ objects in Managed memory28 Jul 2003 19:48 GMT1
Is it possible to pass an instance of a standard C++ class into managed
memory and use it (MC++/C#/VB/J#)? I guess I am still foggy on the whole
concept of Managed C++.
TIA,
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