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Singleton design pattern implementation for VC .Net26 Sep 2003 06:59 GMT1
Does anyone have a good implementation of the singleton design pattern for
VC .Net 2003?
Thanks.
Ken.
Member Objects based on templated classes26 Sep 2003 02:26 GMT6
I was presented a problem today where a class had member
variable that was an object of a templated class.  The
class wanted to instantiate the object as a private member
variable and call a constructor other than the default
Command Line Args25 Sep 2003 23:21 GMT1
How do I enter my command line args with .Net?  I know on
6.0 you went to project -> properties and on one of the
tabs you could enter your args.  I can't find this
anywhere on .Net
Guru-level question on pure managed C++25 Sep 2003 19:43 GMT2
Good day ladies and gentlemen!
I have a short proggie:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
#using <mscorlib.dll>
LPCTSTR25 Sep 2003 18:33 GMT1
Can someone tell me how to convert String to LPCTSTR.
Please help. Thanks in advance.
brgds
Jacek
Problem converting unmanaged DLL to managed25 Sep 2003 17:47 GMT1
I'm currently trying to migrate a MSVC6 project to .NET... The straight
conversion (ie : unmanaged) was extremely straightforward. Now I'm trying to
compile and hopefully run the project as managed to estimate the kind of
performance difference there will be for the kind of ...
Copying from one char[] to another char[]25 Sep 2003 16:01 GMT6
I have a declaration like the following:
char tmp[8];
char tmp2[5];
strcpy (tmp, "58257619");
change in Variable Value25 Sep 2003 15:21 GMT1
I am declaring a variable
static char Version_No = '1' in header file header.h
In a application "app.exe", i am changing the value of the
variable in to '2'
.NET ListView with MFC.25 Sep 2003 12:59 GMT1
I've got a large MFC app with simple dialogs of edits and buttons. The
program runs ok as managed (/clr).
Is there a way to use the .NET Forms::ListView class on existing windows
(ListView has many more built in features than CListCtrl) or do we have to
Making cl.exe output full paths for errors25 Sep 2003 12:23 GMT1
Does anyone know of a way to make cl.exe return full paths for warnings and
errors?
By default it seems to return relative paths.
Andy
Use _gc class from another file - what have I missed?25 Sep 2003 11:39 GMT2
I'm trying (and failing) to learn MC++ and I get the
feeling that when I ask this question, the proverbial
record will scratch to a halt and everyone will stare at
me as though I'm totally weird, but here goes...
IJW, PLEASE HELP!!!!25 Sep 2003 08:06 GMT2
What I'm trying to do is integrate an existing UNMANAGED C
6.0 application with C#.
This is what I done so far:
1.HelloWorld sample in C# - Class Library
Hmmm25 Sep 2003 04:08 GMT1
I am facing serious problems with the news server. I noticed that all my
posts the last two days failed to appear here. And so I actually made a post
a few minutes ago about how none of my posts were getting posted. The post
was titled "Is the news server showing delays/errors?". ...
Why I can not create the type?25 Sep 2003 04:05 GMT1
These is a interface " IPerson"  and a class "SoftwareDeveloper"  support
the interface;
public __gc __interface IPerson
{
Help, where to set up /CLR compile option. 25 Sep 2003 04:02 GMT1
Hi My friends,
I'm using c++.net (studio 2003). I'm trying to set the Compile As Managed
compiler option. I read a book it should be in [Project
Property] -[C/C++]-[General].
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