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

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How to debug on win98 or ME?20 Feb 2004 19:08 GMT4
I developed my program on win2000 using VC++7.0, it also works well on
WinXp, but unfortunately it crashs on 98 or ME, since VS. Net can't run on
Win98, I can't debug it. The program is very complicated and would be very
difficult just by TRACE. Can anyone suggest a better way for ...
Managed C++ Newbie Help20 Feb 2004 13:41 GMT1
I want to rewrite the follwoing VB6 code in manged C++.  Any suggestions on how to start would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
The code:
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
   Dim strArgs() As String
How to set Startup Form in VC++20 Feb 2004 12:17 GMT2
I am new to VC++. ... so..please help
How to set a Form as statup Form in VC++ Windows form application?
Thanks
Namespaces20 Feb 2004 05:04 GMT10
 Can we not use the following.???
 namespace Vendor::Product
 It wont compile with that
 Must I always do the following?
Premature .dll loading caused by "Project Dependencies" options20 Feb 2004 00:44 GMT1
I have a Visual Studio Solution .sln which contains multiple projects,
including an ODBC driver .dll and a client .exe.
The client .exe is a simple MFC query tool. Nothing I can find in the client
references the driver directly.  It uses a connection string to access the
Jump to errors using F419 Feb 2004 18:12 GMT6
Occasionally I make mistakes when programming in c++.  Visual Studio 6
catches most of these when compiling and stops the compiling process.
Pressing F4 jumps to the first error.
With "Visual Studio .net 2003 7.1 c++", I have found that pressing F4 does
__property19 Feb 2004 18:11 GMT6
With the below example (taken from MSDN)..
This also makes visible the set_Size and get_Size methods,  and generates
the Size property as we normally see it.
Why didnt the get_ and set_ methods  be private like the rest so just the
MC++ and native jagged Array19 Feb 2004 17:16 GMT1
I'm fairly new to managed C++, so I hope someone can help me.
I've got a Problem with the native C++ types. What I did is using an jagged
array of double in my managed app.
The code looks like this:
Hye, how to make a pure process without any GUI, but having MFC support...19 Feb 2004 15:11 GMT2
Hye,
   I want to develop one core process which has a lot thing to do but
fortunately does not have any GUI. In short, it is a core process which does
its processing without any GUI and does the work according to system
How to convert Visual C++.Net project file so I can do 64-bit (Itanium builds)19 Feb 2004 14:06 GMT2
I've got a console application that needs to be ported to the 64-bit
windows native environment.  I've downloaded the 64-bit build
environment code from the MSDN site, but the docs say that I have to
use a makefile.
Is it possible to download visual c++ for free?19 Feb 2004 11:11 GMT2
I am a college student trying to teach myself c++, and the book that I am using ("SAMS Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days") incidently uses Microsoft Visual c++ as the compiler for its examples.  So I need visual c++ to follow with the book.  Since I can't afford the commercial ...
Template and Copy constructor19 Feb 2004 11:06 GMT13
Just a little sample :
class A
{
public:
Problem wit std::string::substr19 Feb 2004 10:26 GMT2
Following code causes strAddress to contain garbage data.
When I decrease number of characters that appear before '\\' then everything
is ok.
12 chars before '\\' seems to be a magic number.
MSComm obj.19 Feb 2004 09:41 GMT4
I am developing an app in which I have used a MSComm object. I have opened
the
port, performed the transactions, and then closed the port.
But when I check in the task mamager, the memory being held by the MSComm is
CString::AllocSysString() needs to be free'd?19 Feb 2004 09:32 GMT10
I'm using VC++ 7.0 (.net 2002) and MFC.
I have a function (foo) that uses a CString variable (strCommand) as a
parameter. foo is accessing a database via ADO. Among the code is this:
pCommand->put_CommandText(strCommand.AllocSysString());
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