Oh, I forgot to list the error messages; I would be delighted if
someone could explain how to deduce which line number in which file is
the one that the VC compiler cannot handle. Actually I'm using C#, but
the only post I could find about INTERNAL ERROR had an annotation

I know it's not a good idea to use both msvcrt.lib and msvcrtd.lib in your
project, and the same goes for msvcprt.lib and msvcprtd.lib.
But is it ok to use both msvcrt.lib and msvcprt.lib? Or both msvcrtd.lib and
msvcprtd.lib?

I have an application which can run in
windows 2000 professional, but it always
gives me "msvcrtd.dll not found error" in
the other with same operating system.  I don't

I have I do while ((choice==1)||(choice==2)||(choice==3));
loop where I am sking a user to enter appropriate value
1,2,3. If user enters incorrect value I want then to see
the main menu.

I received this error while compiling OSE 6.0 with MSVC7.1
(it compiles with MSVC7.0).
otcbitset.cc
../include\OTC\collctn\strgactn.hh(45) : error

I have the C++ exe created with Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0.  Now have
ported the code to Microsoft Visual Studio 7.0. to compile with /clr
extension ON; as the exe uses some managed code components.
The project compiles fine in both Debug and Release version. It also

I get an unexpected complaint from the compiler:
--------------------------
enum E {e0,e1};
template <class tx ,E ty> struct A;

I need function that generates simple tone with frequency
1562.5 HZ to be played on the audio
device for duration 1920 microseconds.
i can not use the Beep function since it has the following

What is the best way of accessing info from ini files from VC++ (in VS.NET).

hResult = pDefaultDomain->CreateInstanceFrom( pAppDomain-

&pObjectHandle )
This call gives the E_ACCESSDENIED return value. I have

In my current ATL server project, I have to parse the
input in the client application's request to find out
the different combination of parameters, instead of
using SOAP. For this reason, I am not using ATL server

I am reading in image files in a program and I read in
the header in ascii mode and the data in binary mode.  
The problem is, sometimes tellg() gives me a completely
incorrect result and sometimes it is just fine.  It is

What am I Doing incorect? My choice value is 2, but for
some reason cout is not printing the message?
switch (choice)
{

When I create a window as follows
aWnd->hWnd = CreateWindowEx(WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE, strClassName, strWindowName,
dwStyle, 10, 10,
40,40,

Is there anyway to make a transparent brush with C++? For example I want to
make a brush that has a color of red with a 50% tranparency.
Thanks
Marcus de Leon