I defined operator = using template member function for a template class.
However compiler failed to recognize it is defined and created its own
version (which was member-wise copy, and a result was disastrous and hard to
debug bug, as pointer was copied).

Hi, If I
1) create a brand new Visual C++ Project -> Class Library (.Net)
2) in the stdafx.h file add #include <atlbase.h>
I get the following errors:

Where are some good places to look for custom controls? I only know of code
project, which has been very good.
Rob

I have a project which when built and debugs looks for the source to atl
here
f:\vs70builds\3077\vc\mfcatl\ship\atlmfc\include\atlcomcli.h
Has anyone seen this problem and hopefully know how to fix it so I don't

All:
I recently upgraded a VC++6 COM Server Exe project to VC++7.1 (w/ the latest
PSDK).
After a couple of minor hurdles, I got the project to compile and

When I have an unmanaged class (compiled without /clr or
with #pragma unmanaged) with return type virtual bool,
the return value always comes out true when called in
managed code. Only happens with virtual and bool. Sample

I have just implemented a "mixed mode" dll in VC++.  I
have implemented this dll in accordence with several
articles found on the MSDN website including KB 814472.  
The crux of the problem is that when the dll is built

I am extending an existing MFC app to use Unicode (for a
Japanese version of the interface elements). The app's
purpose is to control a peripheral device through the
serial port, and the device only understands ansi strings

Has anyone used boost's intrusive_ptr with Managed C++ extensions?
I have a small project where the executable (managed) is linked to a
native C++ dll.
The code looks like:

Release Version Only Problem..
this simple..  class include member variable CString,
make many object and free.  but programe using memory
size is big and big..(only release version, debug version

Question: Is there any way to use the Visual Studio .NET environment
to easily identify C and C++ functions that are not called?
If not, does anyone have any recommendations on some other software
that I can quickly get my hands on to do this?

How can I call some API to get the CPU Temperature
Thanks

linking external libraries, which linked perfectly under
net 2002 bring up lots of unresolved external symbols for
standard iostream calls: any idea what could cause that or
how to fix that problem?

We are using Visual Studio.NET 2003 in our project with .NET framework
1.1.  One of our libraries is a mixed-mode dll assembly consisting of
one managed C++ library, and several unmanaged C++ libraries.  We are
using managed C++ as a bridge between managed .NET code and unmanaged

i have class foo.
and 2 methods.
X-method.
Y-method.