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

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Compiling in VS gives strange results29 Feb 2004 23:12 GMT6
When I compile my program in Visual Studio it does not work for every input,
some numbers make it crash.  But compiling in gcc works for those numbers
that made it crash in Visual Studio.  Someone told me to check if Visual
Studio is using the gcc libraries.  How do I do that?  I ...
Problem with custom draw flickering in MFC29 Feb 2004 20:16 GMT3
[New to MFC]
I am creating a custom draw tree view based on CTreeCtrl.
When the control is re-sized the background is blanked
completely, resulting in a horrible flicker.
Excel .xll28 Feb 2004 18:31 GMT2
I want to use Visual C++ to build Excel an .xll.  I need this because the functions I am using need to do many calculations and the speed is needed.  What version of Visual C++ do I need?  Is there any templates to get started with in any of the versions
Thanks in advance for any ...
CPropertySheet problem28 Feb 2004 14:37 GMT2
I have created a NON-MODULE CPropertySheet in a form. And I have added
several CPropertyPage to the sheet.
There's a runtime error where I call SetWindowText of CProertyPage which is
not the first one. I was told that the page is not a window (hWnd = NULL).
Interesting std::replace_if problem28 Feb 2004 12:26 GMT14
I guess this problem can be distilled down to: How do I search through a
string, find the first matching substring, replace it, and continue through
the string doing this. Can replace_if() be used to do this?
Here is a concrete example:
VC7.1 STL Performance Problem27 Feb 2004 22:28 GMT6
I am noticing what seems to be a huge drop in performance in STL from VC6.0
to VC7.1.  Particularly
with vector.
The following code shows what I mean...
Destination folder for MSVC 200327 Feb 2004 18:30 GMT3
I am trying to install MS Visual Studio .NET 2003 Enterprise Architect from
a MSDN DVD. The problem is that I cannot change the destination folder. The
"Local Path" dropdown list and text box are disabled. When I select ".NET
Framework SDK", the "..." button appears allowing to ...
fatal error LNK117927 Feb 2004 17:12 GMT7
I am getting
 LNK1179: invalid or corrupt file: duplicate COMDAT '<mangled name'
The file compiles fine. What can I do?
Schobi
Null Reference Exception on strtok function - NEW POST 27 Feb 2004 14:57 GMT1
Well....I debugged in application further (see int32 to native int thread)
and decided to make a new
post as it is easier for trackability...
Anyway, I am getting a Null Reference Exception (as seen in my .NET Class
Update all user registry setting27 Feb 2004 14:21 GMT1
Just wondering is there a way to update all users'
registry setting using program (under current_user key)?  
Which API shall I use?  Thanks.
Tree Item Problem. (Really don't know how to explain this) - mg code27 Feb 2004 13:06 GMT2
I am adding managed code to a project that I created under Visual 7.0 C++ because I want to utilize parts of the framework.  The project runs fine when I am under Visual 7.0 and the Managed Code extensions are turned off.  When I turn them off, one of my views terminates on the ...
7.1 C++ compiler doesn't catch base class reference without public copy constructor27 Feb 2004 11:52 GMT11
When compiled with Visual C++ .NET 2003 (only), the program below aborts as though no matching catch clause is present.  If the copy constructor of A is made public, it successfully catches the exception instead.  If I step into __CxxThrowException in debug/assembly mode, it ...
DLL Memory Leaks - What Do I Do?27 Feb 2004 10:13 GMT3
I am having a difficult time solving a memory leak in a DLL. The problem
occurs because I cannot find a way to control the termination of threads
managed by the DLL.
In a thread procedure that is part of the DLL data segment there is an
compiling a c program27 Feb 2004 04:26 GMT1
Is it at all possible to compile a program written in c using the c++.net suite?
Can't find alink.dll26 Feb 2004 20:49 GMT2
   When I try to compile a program, I keep getting the following error:
MyProject fatal error C1108: unable to find DLL: 'alink.dll'. This dll is
installed and is in .Net Framework folder. I've tried adding the location to
the path and it didn't help.
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