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Stupid Linking Question of a first time VC user12 Mar 2004 06:09 GMT7
Ok, I have used GNU C++ and Borland C++ for years, but now I'm forced to
switch to VC. Yet, I seem to be unable to use the standard C++ Library
outside of the Visual studio. As soon as I use makefiles the Linker
doesn't find countless symbols. The same code compiles fine when I
using .NET Assemblies in MFC12 Mar 2004 06:00 GMT1
   I am new to .NET ,
can we use .NET assemblies in MFC ?
regards
Tarun
NT4 and mixed mode C++ application12 Mar 2004 05:02 GMT2
We have to support clients using multiple platforms.  Our mixed mode C++
application is compiled with .NET Framework 1.1 and uses reflection invoke
to talk to .NET servers.  The application runs fine on WinXP, W2K, but fails
on NT4 with SP6 and IE 5.01.  The error message says: the ...
Newbie12 Mar 2004 01:54 GMT5
Okay, I'm new to VC++, but have used VB6 for a while, and have moved to
VB.NET, but, have to devulge into C because of a couple of things:
First and foremost, Function Exporting.  Then, ofcourse, the fact that no
matter how much obfuscation you do to a .NET assembly, you can get the ...
.reloc section missing in app12 Mar 2004 01:47 GMT5
I am creating an exe using VC++ .Net. By default, it is not showing .reloc
section.
I have tries using the DUMPBIN utility also, but no help.
Any suggestions on how to insert this section into my exe??
Is there a better way to copy unmanaged array to managed array?12 Mar 2004 00:17 GMT2
I would like to pass an unmanaged character array to a managed function that
expects a managed array.  Is there a simple way that I can do this or do I
have to create a managed array and copy each byte from the unmanaged array
to the managed array?
Where do I start..... C/C++ need to create DLLs.11 Mar 2004 17:26 GMT3
I have had worked with Powerbuilder for so long time... Now
I have a project in C++, I was playing with VC++ 6.0 tool. I am lost.
Can anybody recomend me a book or CBT ....etc...
I have good OOPs concepts.
Go to definition problem11 Mar 2004 14:50 GMT1
When I press F12 in order to go to a function, I always end up in the
header file and not in the implementation. It doesn't matter if I
choose "Go To definition" or "Go To declaration" How can I solve this
because it's driving me nuts.
windows service11 Mar 2004 09:09 GMT3
hi, how can I write a windows service in Visual C++ 6.0?
Because, I have found a lot of information about services, but with .NET.
Thanks!!
Managed C++ functions - Problems calling from VB.NET 11 Mar 2004 02:23 GMT1
I've created a managed C++ wrapper dll using Microsoft Visual Studio 200
When I try to call functions in the dll from VB.NET I get an error "System.NullReferenceException
I found that if preceded a simple test function with #pragma unmanaged I can then run the function from VB.NE
I/O Stream and MFC Control Integration11 Mar 2004 02:23 GMT1
I'm attempting to develop an application using MFC. In the application, I
would like to integrate a previously written C program that uses 'printf' to
display information to the user. What I want to do is instead of printing to
a console, print to a window in my MFC application. ...
Calling unmanaged libraries11 Mar 2004 02:20 GMT7
When my managed C++ application calls standard C functions like strncmp and
malloc, am I making an expensive transition between managed and unmanaged
code?  If so, are there alternate "pure managed" versions of these libraries
that I can link to?
How .NET handles .H and .CPP files?11 Mar 2004 01:48 GMT2
Can anyone describe how .NET handles .H and .CPP files as far as the linker
is concerned?
I'm getting some unresolved metadata errors from the linker (LNK2022).
Fails:  Interface and class public data defined in .H file
VC7 compile errors that were not reported in VC611 Mar 2004 01:34 GMT4
I just opened a small VC6 project and tried to compile. This project does
not have error in VC6, but VC7 now reports errors below..
c:\myproj\inc\mit\mitutil\blobfile.h(79): error C2555:
'CBlobFile::GetPosition': overriding virtual function return type differs
Casting Object to Float error11 Mar 2004 00:51 GMT1
Hi. What am I doing wrong:
  foreach (DataRow dr1 in MyTable1.Rows)
  {
  reg[count] = (float)dr1["REG"];
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