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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / October 2003

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managed c++ .net i neeed guy's07 Oct 2003 19:31 GMT2
i was wondering if you make a managed class and make a
variable __nogc is it but on the stack.
__gc class a
{
fstream.h in .Net 200307 Oct 2003 18:55 GMT5
Trying to compile a project created by V Studio 6.0 and
compiled then with .Net 2002, I have a problem with 2003
Compiler could not find fstream.h :
line #include <fstream.h> gives fatal error.
Start from Scratch - How?07 Oct 2003 15:36 GMT1
In creating content for a VC++.NET programming class, I'd like the students
to create a single form application starting with an Empty Project(.NET)
and then construct the application step by step naming each file as it is
being created or imported.  Code could be copied in from ...
Visual C++ Error Message07 Oct 2003 05:59 GMT1
When I boot up my PC, I get a message that says: MS Visual
C++ Runtime Library Program C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\SCHECK25.EXE
THIS APPLICATION HAS REQUESTED THE RUNTIME TO TERMINATE IN
AN UNUSUAL WAY.  Can anyone help?
Visual C++ 6.007 Oct 2003 03:34 GMT1
I have an application in Visual Studio 6.0.
Is it possible to compile the same in Visual.NET without
converting the files (Are there any options in Visual.NET
to use Visual C++ 6.0 for compilation)
A question about marshaling (String to CString)07 Oct 2003 03:32 GMT2
I'm trying to import my old code to the .NET using managed wrappers.
I've read "Managed Extensions for C++ Migration Guide" document and was
trying to do what it stated in it. For example if my function takes
mfc's CString I was converting it this way:
Regions in Windows 98 and ME07 Oct 2003 00:32 GMT1
Is there a limit on the region size in Windows 98 and ME? I am having weird
problems when my regions get to a certain size.
Thanks
Marcus de Leon
where is csc in version 1.1?06 Oct 2003 23:02 GMT2
I am studying differences between C# and C and C++.  In version 1.0, you
could point your path to the distribution of VS .Net and use csc to
compile simple example programs rather than using the ide.  I can't seem
to locate the executables for doing that.  Can anyone point me in ...
Hooks, delegates and callbacks06 Oct 2003 22:52 GMT9
I'm not sure whether this is a C# or C++ question, so I'm asking in both
groups.
Here's my scenario:
I need to get all text added to a ListBox that is in another process that I
Scope of inline functions06 Oct 2003 17:24 GMT5
I though that inline functions should be always visible only in the
compilation unit where they are defined - meaning if compiler cannot inline
them, they should be handled as if declared static. However sample attached
shows VC compiler does not work this way (tested in .NET 2003). ...
IDispatch error #152006 Oct 2003 10:25 GMT1
Is there any place where I could find more information on
this error? I've searched, but without success...
thanks in advance
Marcelo
#.NET and C++.NET06 Oct 2003 08:03 GMT4
what's difference between visual studio C#.NET and visual
studio C++.NET
fptintf06 Oct 2003 07:47 GMT1
I want to format a float value to 999,999,999,999.99
format. (With commas in between and decimal point with 2
decimals)
Can somebody help me with this using fprintf(). I am using
VS.NET strange behavior...06 Oct 2003 06:28 GMT1
Here's another mind puzzle from me :-)
Today I tried to add a new resource to my program and VS.NET (v 7.0.9466)
just died. What I mean by that is that it silently and quickly (immediately
actually) closed its window. No errors, no access faults - nothing. Just
do I have current version of C++ .NET?06 Oct 2003 03:21 GMT1
I have the msdn universal subscription 7.0.
In Help/About of visual studio, C++ my version is:
MS Dev Env 2003 - version 7.1.3088
MS .NET framework 1.1  version 1.1.4322
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