I have a managed c++ web service that uses ATL.
Everything worked fine with VC 7.0, but when I recompile
with VC 7.1 I get the following link warning:
LINK : warning LNK4243: DLL containing objects compiled with /clr is not

Can anyone confirm if the following is a bug in MSVC++7.1, or an error
in the code?. This compiles fine under g++ and MSVC++7.0
#include <string>
using std::string;

I want to change this code example wrote in C# to VC++ .NET, please give me
a translation
namespace MyNamespace
{

I am doing the following to read in a file however it does'nt seem to be
reading in the correct size its like a few hundred bytes short?
level = fopen("c:\\MALEV01.AIM","r");
fseek(level,0,SEEK_END);

I am converting some projects from VS 6.0 to VS .NET 2003 and I get a linker
error
error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol ___security_cookie or
error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol ___security_cookie

When I try to compile my VC++.Net project in the release mode, I'm getting
the error, "error result returned from 'cl.exe' ". It happens when I add a
static data member to a class whose all other members are static
This doesn't happen when I compile in the debug mode.

I have a C++ code. I tried to open and run in in VC++.Net
and it gave me an error: fatal error C1083: Cannot open
include file: 'getopt.h': No such file or directory
Somehow it did not find the standard C++ library. And the

Okay, here's the deal. I installed VIsual C++.net and Visual Basic.net, both
2002 versions, earlier this year. I had to delete my profile on the network
recently, and now I'm re-installing VC.
I can't get it to install! I keep getting an internal error on the second

Hi List,
I have an existing 7.0 project which I need to create a makefile for.
I tried to do it this way:
file -> add new project -> makefile project.

is there a way to distinguish between VC.NET 2002 and VC.NET 2003 at
compile-time (pre-defined preprocessor macros)? I have only found
_MSC_VER to be set to 1300 in both versions, which doesn't solve this
problem. Do I have to define my own macro or redefine _MSC_VER?

I have developed an Ole DB provider using Visual Studio.NET ATL and C++.
What is the best was to redistribute this.  Are the any free installation
packages about, do I even require an installation package or is there an
easier way to register it.

currently we have an intern writing an OPC server for us in C++.
OPC is a hierarchy of classes based on DCOM.
When the intern leaves I will have to maintain that server.
since i am new to DCOM, I was wondering if anyone could

when applying changes to the code and hitting [F5] to debug, a MessageBox
pops up asking me if I want to build before debugging. Of course I want,
that's why I've changed the code... Is there a simple way to suppress this
MessageBox in Studio 7 and to start a Build-Debug sequence ...

I just had VC++ installed by our administrator - when I
tried to debug a test application I discovered I did not
have access because I wasn't in the Debugger User Group.
Geez - I guess I'll call the administrator back up and

I am strating a project that will involve VC++ 7.1. Could anyone recommend
good unit testing software, free GUI library and logging library?
Thanks