here is a warning I am getting in a C++ .NET compile:
c:\SrNet\jury\JuryTest.cpp(55) : warning C4927: illegal conversion;
more than one user-defined conversion has been implicitly applied
       while calling the constructor 'MyString::MyString(const

i was wonder when a __nogc varable array is created in the
a managed class is stored in the traditional  c++ heap or
in the clr heap still. The reason i ask is because i read
in a book that when you create a array variable in a

I am writing code which needs to run identically on several
platforms including EBCDIC platforms.  Currently this is
ANSI C although we are trying to move to ISO C++.  Although
we are using some microsoft Unicode extensions.

I am building a shell extn. project in .net ide which is
converted from vC++ 6.00.
During buid i am getting the following error
"error C2787: 'IContextMenu' : no GUID has been associated

I finally get my 6.0 c++ code to compile in .NET.  Now there are a lot
of warnings in the .NET compile.  Under 6.0, the complile of a very
large body of code results in 25 warnings. With C++ .NET, the same
file compiles with 228 errors.

I have a situation where I need to override a method in
managed C++ that was originally defined in C#.  The
method takes a parameter of an array of arrays of
doubles.  Here is a simple examples that shows what I'm

Does anyone know how to give a openfile a number???
I'll like to open two internet explore windows and give
them a number so I can switch between them after several
seconds!!

Is there a way to get rid of IIS and only use the ATL
Server framework?  That is, can I write my own transport to
feed an ATL Server project without depending on IIS?
I've seen an article and some code that claims that the

We are facing a problem with a Service we developed. It does not start
after a re-boot. We can Start/Stop the service from the interfacing
Application and the Services Control Panel all day long. But it does
not start after a reboot.

I migrated a project which compiles correctly on VC 6.0 to VS 2002. However
now all I get several warning that all the statements within catch blocks
are "unreachable code". How can I correct this ? C++ exceptions are enabled
( /EHsc ).

I'm performing a Rotate Left like this:
return ((it << val) | (it >> 32 - val));
The problem is, I can only make it work if "it" is 32-bit or 64-bit.  I need
it to work with 8 and 16 bit as well.  So, how can I simulate an 8-bit

I am having a problem where if I try to specify more than one point size in
a device context, it does not work.  Please look at the following code and
let me know what I am doing wrong...  I'm about at my wits end!..
All I am trying to do is print one line with a point size of 10, ...

I've written an ATL web server that implements a HelloDCOM method which then
calls a DCOM EXE server only to return the bstrInput prefixed by a "Hello "
string.
When calling the DCOM interface, I get an E_ACCESSDENIED (0x80070005) error

Sometimes I write code using std::for_each. Sometimes I use it on
several container classes that are the same size.
   for_each(v.begin(), v.end(), f1());
   for_each(u.begin(), u.end(), f2());

I'm converting some old programs that use old iostreams.
In one program, the program is using cout to output to the stdout stream.
Part way through, the program wants to put some binary data out, and changes
the iostream to binary like this: