Try this one on for size:
// Managed C++ Project/code
#pragma unmanaged
struct S

Ok, here is a real *nice* one...  Fortunately, I didn't waste too much time on
this one, but a real piece of crap to say the least:
Try out this piece of code (managed C++):
//begin code

A release configuration in the standard edition of C++ .NET 2003 says "Maximize Speed (/02)".  Does anyone know how that compares with the optimizing capabilities of the Profesional edition?

Firebird .NET Data Provider 1.5 Release Candidate 4 available for download.
Release Changes:
- Bug fixes.
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                            Recently I read an article in a magazine called "Wired," I think that's what it's called.  Well,  The article is about a problem programmers might have in the future.  They found a way to reduce expenses by replacing high paid programmers to lower ...

I started this week recomipling all our projects under vc++7 which is ok by
me. most of it worked fine and what the compiler spat out was quickly fixed
without too much bother.
Then came a service. Now this services works a treat under vc++6. under

I am a newcomer in VC++ developement
I work VC with Oracle database
I want to manipulate the database with ADODB
After connected , i do as follow:

I am writing some OpenGL programs using GLUT as my windowing
interface, Every time I try to run my programs I can compile them but
then get the error
application has failed to start because glut32.dll was not found

I need something like this:
 class X {
   private:
     struct Impl_ {

OK I know a constructor can't have a return value but is it feasible such that I have a class whereby
//in MyClass1.
class MyClass
 MyClass1(){}

I received a big fat package of source code developed with Metrowerks
CodeWarrior and now I am trying to convert this project to VC.NET
2003. My problem is, that in order to compile I have to add around 70
additional include directories to the project's compiler settings.

I am an instructor at a technical college.  My task is to bring the
ciriculum up to .NET.  I would like some suggestions on what class to teach
to beginner programmers as the first class.  We are currently teaching C++
console mode (functional based).  We then move into object ...

I have a small rectangle into which I want to display a maximum of 2 lines of text.  If the text overflows that second line I want to display the ellipse at the end.  The problem is the text drawing functions don't draw an ellipse at the end of the text when the text is displayed ...

I'm fairly new to C++ and VC++, but for the most part it seems to do most of
the same things that can be done in Java, with just some syntactic and
structural adjustments. However, one thing I haven't been able to figure out
is how to call one constructor from another within a class ...

The following linker directive
    #pragma comment (linker, "/delayload:xy.dll")
which was valid in VC 6 produces just a warning in VC 7.1 (though the
directive is ok, IMO).