I have a .CPP full of orderly, yet unmanaged code that I use in all of
my MS Visual C++ 6.0 projects.
I use "add existing item" to add the .CPP file to my C++ managed
application project.

I use C# for most of my apps but occasionally have to write a DLL
using C++, e.g. for global callbacks.
They are very simple and basic Dll's usually just using standard
Windows libraries, in fact they don't need C++, basic C would be fine.

At school, we do all of our coding in emacs, but I am trying to get the
example apps working at home using Visual C++.net.
In the example, there are 4 .cpp files (canvas.cpp, main.cpp, myDisplay.cpp
and tween.cpp) a header file (canvas.h) and a makefile that compiles it for

Does Microsoft .NET Framework SDK v1.1 come with the c++
header files for using cl.exe to compile c++ source file?
thanks in advance .

So whats the deal here regarding Generics in the 2004 release and templates
currently in C++?

How can I get HWND of console windows?
I wrote mfc console application and want to use handle for joystick.
Thanks.

Dear Sirs plz Help me
I'm Trying compile in C++ .NET 2003 (VS 2003 Enterprise Arcitech)
This Code (From MSDN) And Gives LNK2001 Linker Error
When i remove "new" operator form constructor all works fine

I'm trying to use some code that's roughly 20 years old with my C++
.NET app.
I get a boatload of errors when trying to compile it - stuff like
C2692 for the old-style function declarations, also C4027 and C2197.

I am using VS.NET 2003 to created a mixed mode exe. I am
not using any gdi functions and it compiles fine.
If I just include gdiplus.h the linker forces me to link
in gdiplus.lib although I am not using any gdi

I am using a mutiple application sharing a dll. In my
application i am loading the dll using LoadLibrary Function.
My Question is:
1) I have loaded the dll in the 1st appication

I have recently converted all of my native C++ dll's to be compiled
with the /CLR switch. After doing this, I notcied a very strange and
frustrating issue.
One of my managed dll's calls another using a COM smartptr

We are writing a C#.net component that uses a VB.net component, that has a
couple of public const's in it, but C# chooses not to see them. What's up
with that. The only way we can get it to work is to use public variable...
?!?

I am trying to add calls to managed C++ class from unmanaged C in the same
DLL (I saw somewhere while trying to solve something else, that if you have
them both in the same DLL that you could freely call between managed and
unmanaged code with no stress, but i'm living proof that ...

I have to interface managed application with my legacy dll. I have employed
the wrapper approach but I have to deal with the asynchronous callback from
the legacy dll, which likely goes through a thread other than the initial
calling thread. I got the idea from MSDN and other ...

I'm getting a boolean property through reflection.  That
part works fine.  Since PropertyInfo->GetValue returns
Object*, to use it I need to cast it to a bool.
This seems like (and likely is) the simplest thing, but