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

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Problem with C-style binary I/O05 Dec 2003 18:42 GMT3
I am running in debugging mode after a clean C++ compilation under .NET 2003. In a BIG loop (controlled many levels up in the call stack), I open a file with fopen using the "a" option. Then I write 23 doubles to it with fwrite, one call for each double. Then I close the file ...
how do i create a thread with a class function?05 Dec 2003 17:42 GMT2
The code below creates a thread on a global function (ReadChildOutput):
CreateThread(NULL, 0, ReadChildOutput, (LPVOID)this, 0, &ThreadId);
How would I create a thread on a non-global function, assuming the
ReadChildOutput function were in the current class.  This code illustrates
C++ Translator Yet? 05 Dec 2003 16:54 GMT11
I've answered this question myself on the asp.net ng a while back: (it was a
while back).  I am faced with converting a large proprietary C++ app
(Proprietary DEFINED: the programmer was
1. too lazy to document, or 2. too protective to document)
How to declare a managed variable as a member of a not-managed class?05 Dec 2003 15:00 GMT1
I need to declared a managed variable as a member of a class that is not
managed.  How can I do that?  Please, don't say I have to declare the class
as a managed one, because I can't apply that solution.  Please, give me
other solution.  Thanks.
Body of built-in functions05 Dec 2003 14:26 GMT1
Hi for all
i want to view the body of the built in functions, like
strcpy or strcat, can any ony help me pleaze.
POP3 - Retrieve attachments05 Dec 2003 13:28 GMT1
Does anyone have a code snippet, an article, or a link to a FREE component,
so that I can decode attachments from mailmessages?
--
/Morten Nielsen
can i keep the reference to a type_info class 05 Dec 2003 06:08 GMT1
with RTTI turned on... can i keep the reference to the type_info so that i can pass it around? i want to pass something to a function that will pick out a specific type of object from a pool of objects with the same base class.
thanks
FILE * stream in .DLL loaded from LoadLibrary() doesn't work05 Dec 2003 05:41 GMT8
I can use call a function with any arugment from LoadLibrary(),
but not a function with argument of "FILE*.
For example, I can build a .DLL dynamically loaded library with
option /DDD in VC++ in command link.exe.
quick question05 Dec 2003 01:33 GMT2
I am trying to send text to another application
I tried using SendMessage / WM_SETTEXT ...but to no avail could you help me
out here?
thanks for any help
Custom attributes04 Dec 2003 23:21 GMT3
I understand the syntax of custom attributes, but I have no idea what they
are supposed to do. Anyone care to give me a clue as to their functionality
?
About round command?04 Dec 2003 19:35 GMT4
I don't know how to write the code for round command?
For example if more than .5 then round up,if less than .5
round down such as 4.3 round to 4.0 and 5.5 round to 6.0
Example of __gc pointer pointing into the stack04 Dec 2003 11:43 GMT1
In the documentation for a __gc pointer, this explanation occurs:
"A __gc pointer to an object of __value class type can either point into the
stack or into the common language runtime heap. The latter can occur if an
object of a __value class object is embedded in an object of a ...
Release Vs Debug mode ?03 Dec 2003 14:19 GMT2
I'm experiencing a bizar problem with MS VC++, and just
can't figure out what's going on.
I Build a solution that compiles pretty well, it works
good when I launch it in the Visual C++ Editor (F5 or
reading from a .txt file03 Dec 2003 14:02 GMT1
I would like to have a list in a .txt file for example:
James Bond, Action|Bowfinger,Comedy|etc...
then split the data into seperate strings i.e vmoviename and vgenre and
once that is done I would like to add that to a listcontrol.
What is the fix to get Visual C++ install on Windows 2000?03 Dec 2003 13:51 GMT1
I get a crash/error when trying to install C++ on my computer
I think there is some kind of patch or service pack for this
Thanks for any and all replies
It would be smart if Microsoft would have this on windows update
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