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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / January 2004

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excpt.h error26 Jan 2004 18:43 GMT3
When I build my project I get an error in the excpt.h header file.  The
build error tells me that there is a missing ';' before 'string' at the line
in excpt.h that reads
extern "C" {
VC++.NET ????26 Jan 2004 11:52 GMT9
Hi folks,
I  am using vs.net 2003 for a time, however since last week I was
using MFC. Now, I am into managed C++ and windows forms.
I can say that I am very much confused with it, and I have some
/AI option and the References folder26 Jan 2004 06:38 GMT1
Does the "Resolve '#using' references", the /AI option, automatically use the dll's in my project's References folder?
.NET newby: IDE query25 Jan 2004 22:31 GMT7
I'm completely new to .NET, but not C++, and have
bought VC++ .NET to learn with. I've created a
minimal GUI application to get started.
My first question is a simple one about the IDE. Why
C++ Managed and Unmanaged and the New Command25 Jan 2004 22:29 GMT3
I'm having horrible, headache inducing problems trying to make a wrapper, or
just a c++ class to interact with a managed class.
I mimiked a managed wrapper to an unmanaged class as showin here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default ...
mixed-mode C++ and the Out attribute25 Jan 2004 22:13 GMT3
   I'm not sure if this is the right newsgroup for this question.  I'm not
sure if the problem lies in C# or in C++, but I am working on a project that
uses a mixed-mode C++ dll to wrap some API's into classes.  I am then using
those classes from a library in C#.  In one of my C++ ...
Forced Path for Project/Solution is incompatible.25 Jan 2004 15:30 GMT1
In VS6 I could override where it created a project simply by editing the location to be saved in after typing the project name.  VS.Net is forcing me to put it in d:\somepath\projname .. I want it in d:\projname\mak\win32, how do I get it there
Also, what is the newsserver for ...
Declaring indexed property in C++ Class Library25 Jan 2004 04:08 GMT3
Index properties in C++ class libraries (.NET) apper as set_ and get_ methods when used in C#
To test this out, I changed the example from section "13.2 Indexed Properties" in MSDN, and placed the Employee and Manager classes in a library.  Then I wrote a C# application implement ...
Decompiling EXEs to C++ source24 Jan 2004 18:16 GMT1
Does anyone know how I may decompile EXEs to C++ source code?
Please reply to my email.
Good tutorials for String class?24 Jan 2004 07:03 GMT2
I am a newbie to C++ (but have been writing C for a while).
I am trying to write a simple TCP/IP program in C++, and am really
struggling with string manipluation.  I would appreciate any pointers
to good web tutorials on the String class and manipulating strings.
Project build order23 Jan 2004 23:29 GMT2
How can I modify the project build order of a multi-project workspace under
"Visual Studio .net 2003 7.1 c++"?
I tried to modify the .sln by hand to influence the build order, but it
didn't seem to help. It looks like it's in reverse alphabetical order with
how to add any dotnet component in vc++23 Jan 2004 22:26 GMT1
hi how to add any dotnet component like we add in c#.
and what path to set. bye
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Unmanaged C++.Net calling Managed C#.Net23 Jan 2004 22:01 GMT1
I have a 3rd party application that can reference external dll's.  The dll's have to be written in unmanaged code with an exported function I can reference and call.  I would like it to call a C# dll file but it cant call a managed C# dll.  I need to create an unmanaged C++.net ...
is it possible to use the forms designer w/o a namespace?23 Jan 2004 18:30 GMT1
I would like to remove the namespace from my project. But if I do, the forms
designer stops working - it says the forms cannot be designed. They work
perfectly once again once I restore the namespace. Is there any way to work
around this? VS .NET 2003
out parameters in C++23 Jan 2004 18:22 GMT1
I want  to implement a class in C++ and use it in C#. There are Methods with
Parameters that I want to declare as "out" parameters. Would look like this
in C#:
void MyMethod(out int myOutPar)
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