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Breakpoints23 Feb 2004 12:26 GMT2
It SAVES BREAKPOINTS!
What an absolute genius of a program
Imagine being able to debug a project, CLOSE THE SOLUTION FILE DOWN, and
then open it up again, and YOUR BREAKPOINTS WILL HAVE BEEN SAVED???!!! Why
volatile in multithreaded apps23 Feb 2004 11:07 GMT1
Visual studio help has the following code to illustrate the use of
ReadWriteBarrier.  What does the volatile keyword do in Visual C++?
Does it ensure the code will work correctly when executed on a machine
with multiple CPUs  i.e. that a read of a volatile variable always sees
Emacs/Vim style buffer/window switching23 Feb 2004 09:49 GMT3
Is there a way to enable Emacs/Vim style buffer switching in the VC++
editor? For those that don't know this is where you hit a shortcut key
in Emacs/Vim and then type the partial name of the file/buffer/window
and it provides a list of matches to the partial name. It's kinda like ...
Managed C++ - Question23 Feb 2004 09:40 GMT3
I'm relatively new to managed c++ (though experienced in unmanaged c++), but
I just can't figure out how to do the following c-sharp lines in managed c++
(studio 2003). Can anyone enlighten me, please?
Following is a simple C-Sharp-Source for reading out wireless lan
Packing for __nogc classes23 Feb 2004 06:37 GMT12
Is the packing alignment of __nogc classes stored as part of the assembly ?
I think it must as the compiler, when referencing the assembly, could not
know how the original data is packed otherwise. Yet, in my understanding,
attributes are only __gc and __value class specific and do ...
help! (urgent)23 Feb 2004 01:58 GMT1
I am using a toolkit written in c++ that consists of three parts
1) video captur
2) image processin
3) OpenGL wrappe
How to link to older C code without IDL conflicts?22 Feb 2004 14:42 GMT2
I am using C++.NET 2003. The appplication requires calling a device (a USB
driver) that was compiled under C++ 6.0, and distributed as a binary (a .sys
file) by the manufacturer.  Some of the data structures are fairly complex,
and a couple header files from the Windows DDK are ...
Linker problem22 Feb 2004 05:51 GMT3
I am using C++ 5.0 learning edition, to compile an DirectX8.0 SDK program sample included with  the SDK download
I keep getting a linker error
--------------------Configuration: Donuts3D - Win32 Debug-------------------
Linking..
Command Line22 Feb 2004 03:06 GMT1
I am trying to write programs in C in a text editor and run them on a command line but I am having trouble.  In Visual C++ 6.0 you can select text file then compile and then run the program and it will atuomatically run in command line, but in .net this is not available.  Is ...
Invoke DOS appliaction from C++ application22 Feb 2004 02:25 GMT1
Anybody has an idea of how to invoke a command line DOS(PERL) application from a C++ windows application given also the batch file. I'm not too sure on this. Your help will be greatly appreciated
Joyce
DDE help please21 Feb 2004 09:53 GMT1
If anyone can help me it would be greatly appreciated
I am struggling with connection to a DDE server - I have a global variable defined as my conversation handle (newDDE) and the instance defined also as a global variable (dwDDEInst).  I get a successful connection, which sits ...
Mixed Mode DLL Issue (Need Help now!!)20 Feb 2004 22:52 GMT2
I have tried all the solutions trying to figure out how to remedy my mixed mode DLL solution,
however, I still can't get the project to compile. I have tried all the solutions managed in the
Microsoft Knowledgebase article, but I get the following issues:
libcmt.lib(crt0init.obj) : ...
Dll issue20 Feb 2004 20:51 GMT1
I use the C++ to write a dll and call the dll using VB6
VC++ Code
BOOL APIENTRY DllMain( HANDLE hModule,
                      DWORD  ul_reason_for_call,
Strings20 Feb 2004 19:57 GMT4
Can anyone explain why when Visual Studio creates code that has to use
strings it puts a S before every string?
Example
System::Console::WriteLine(S"Hello World");
I wasn't expected that !20 Feb 2004 19:50 GMT35
For a long time I was a gib fan of Borland C++ Builder with VCL framework and never gave a second look in Microsoft
products since I've seen MFC. Anyway, recently Borland decided out of the blue to abandon it's C++ Builder and I decided
to give a look into the .NET C++ and .NET C# ...
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