I m building a project solution with correct output settings for executable
and supporting DLLs. But the debug executable asks for a DLL which is
*Release* DLL and not *Debug* DLL.
I opened up the EXE in dependency viewer and it showed that the app requires

hi i am doing socket programming. how do i access the
value of a variable in one class in another class?
is it possible to copy a socket descriptor of one class
to a socket descriptor of another class? if so how to do

CString.FormatMessage and CString.Format has the same parameters and they
seems to have to outcome. However, they coexist !. There must be some subtle
different between they.
Can you tell me the difference ?

The normal CFileDialog can only be used to select a file, can i use it to select a path?

I just want to using a console application in the .net enviroment.
Before the main(), I using the
#include "iostream.h"
but the .net tell me:

How does one specify in a component that a property is a pointer to another
component ? How is this different from a property that is actually an
embedded component ? Finally how is one notified in a component when another
component is destroyed ?

Does a class visibility specifier ( public or private ) come before or after
the __ extensions specifiers ( __gc , __delegate, __value ) when declaring a
MC++ class/struct ? Or does it not matter.
public __gc class AGCClass {};

Is it possible to make VC.NET 2003 produce an MS DOS (no Windows)
executable? If so how? I was able to get it to produce an MS DOS
executable, but when I copied the file to a plain DOS (legacy) system
it said that it would not run.

I have some big trouble getting special characters right when reading from a
mailbox. I have a class that reads e-mails from a mailboxusing pop3
(language C#). I have tried various approaches from suggestions that I have
received from newsgroups.

I'm coding in MC++ and I'm using the System::Collections data structures to
store my own objects.  When I get something out of a hashmap, should I be
using dynamic_cast or old C-style casting?  In other words, should it be
Namespace::ObjectName* someObject =

I have a C++ console program which has a lot of output (no input) like this:
cout << "Strings here".
Now i want to turn this application to windows application (with gui) and I
want to bring the output of

He everyone,
I am just getting started with .NET and I am having a porting problem.
I get and error in code that lookssomething  like this (really stripped down
but you get the idea)...

Had this question from a student and confirmed the behavior in VC++ .NET
2003:

Because 'friend' is not recognized in MC++, using the pImpl idiom in MC++
classes seems nearly impossible. Normally a pImpl class is a 'friend' to the
class for which it supplies the private implementation, so that it can
access any protected members, including inherited protected ...

I am new to this news group, hope to get prompt solution from you, gurus of
VC.
Well i had a project developed in VC++ 6.0, it uses Adobe Plugin Development
SDK, I am trying to upgrade my project to VC++.NET,