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

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Why are destructors forbidden in __value types ?11 Jan 2004 02:20 GMT8
I have a __value class which uses some legacy C++ code. So I wrapped the
legacy C++ code in another __nogc class and have a pointer to that class as
a member of my __value class. When the __value class is created, I
dynamically allocate an object of the class with the legacy C++ ...
How to start up with VC11 Jan 2004 02:19 GMT1
Hi Gurus!
I am very good at C and C++.
Till now I never use the VC for my projects
If I want to start to work with VC++ and C# from where I
Setting up a project dependancy10 Jan 2004 22:29 GMT1
I made up a solution. I want to write a .dll and another project to test the
.dll
So far I have created the .dll project and the test .exe project in the same
solution.
class members have no valid adress!!please help!10 Jan 2004 17:10 GMT4
hy, i have written an exe and a dll. the exe uses a class
in the dll.
in this dll- class i have some CString members. now, when
i debug i see the
OT - hardware?09 Jan 2004 21:09 GMT5
I've got a 1.3 GHz computer with 128MB RAM, running XP
Pro. I am also running .NET 2002 and VS6.
When using .NET - various operations are quite slow - such
as loading it, opening a project, loading help, compiling
How to use APIs in Managed Library...09 Jan 2004 19:52 GMT1
Hye all,
   I am making a VC# project in which I am using managed c++. So, made my
class structure, now I need to use windows APIs in the code so, what to
include for doing that... Is there any file that needs to be included or is
can i use vc++ code into c#09 Jan 2004 19:50 GMT1
    i have got answer that u can use c# dll reference in
to vc++ net but i am not getting add reference in
vc++ .net project now i want to know that can i use
vc++ .net code in to c# otherwise give me how to add
how to converter String* to char?09 Jan 2004 19:00 GMT1
i have a textbox named myTextBox, i want to converter the
myTextBox->text in char (of standard c++) how?
inside char *myString[255];
tnx at all.
DateTimePicker Format changes from Time to Short Date09 Jan 2004 15:28 GMT7
I have a number of DateTimePicker controls, some set to dates, some set to a
format of Time. The controls are all embedded in dialogs. I created the
controls by dragging the DateTime picker from the Toolbox and then set the
Format property appropriately.
How RamOptimizer Softwares would work??09 Jan 2004 15:08 GMT1
Hye,
   Currently I have got a question how RAM softwares like RAM Optimizer
which makes RAM free at a given amount of time.. So, how would they work??
Is there any method of emptying memory on the machine?? Or can we hook on
building HTML HELP in .Net09 Jan 2004 11:19 GMT1
I have a HTML Help built in my project in visual C++ 6.0, when I transfered the project into .Net, the HTML help can not work. No response after I hit F1 or selected from the menu help.
It worked in the visual 6.0, but it does not work in Visual C++ .Net
Is there some difference to ...
Multithreaded UI problem09 Jan 2004 10:16 GMT2
Ok, I've read a handful of articles out there concerning the issue of
accessing a control from a thread other than the one from which it
was created.  I think the most well-rounded solution I found is to
create a delegate to a function that accesses the control and then
LAN access to SRF file09 Jan 2004 01:12 GMT2
I develop Web Server using ATL in VC++ .NET and I can
access it from the same computer using IE and SRF
file: 'http://localhost/ATLServerApp/ATLServerApp.srf'.
How can I access this Server from another computer
Importing a C project into .NET, and book recommendations08 Jan 2004 23:49 GMT4
I have files to build a C project, including the makefile, what's the
easiest way to import the project into C  and C# in VS .NET Professional? I
have both  VS .NET 2002 and 2003.
I have nothing but VB .NET books.
hm, is this ok to compile without any error? (vc71)08 Jan 2004 23:22 GMT15
class X
{
public:
   X() {_tprintf(_T("Hey!\n"));}
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