I created a simple app using the MFC Application wizard in Visual C++ 5.0. It compiles with no errors. When I select Execute i get the following error
Application erro
"The instruction at "0x0012ff24" referenced memory at '0xFFd30e9c. The memory could not be read
I am using Visual ...

I began trying to learn Windows programming with Visual Studio (VC++) about
two years ago with VS 6. I bought a couple of books from which to learn.
Last year, I bought VS .Net (2002) but I was still using the VS 6 books to
learn, therefore not taking advantage of any new features ...

I am asking myself, why the compilation of line 21 and 22 fail using
Visual Studio 2002.
Begin program --------------------------
#include <map>

I'm trying to write a managed C++ wrapper for my old C++ classes but I
encountered a following problem:
I have two .lib files with the old unmanaged code. Both libs are set
to use *static multithreaded runtime library*.

I have read that WinForms is not intended to be a replacement for MFC; I've also read tha
.NET will replace all of the functionality of MFC.  Having not developed in MFC before, i
it safe to go with WinForms and ignore MFC, or will MFC still be able to do things that
WinForms can't ...

I want to know is there is an HTML parser class in Visual c++, or something to parse an HTML file from Vc

I am making a simple program for Windows in C++ . I need some of the EDIT controls to accept only numbers- i.e. the user should NOT be able to enter letters or other unnecessary symbols. However, the user may have to enter fractions and negative numbers ,therefore +, -, and . ...

i'm currently writing a C struct/union translator in Visual FoxPro
the problem i have is how to determine the offset of member's that are
contained in unions
e.g.

Is there a way to upgrade from Visual C++ Net 2002 to
Visual C++ Net 2003? The 2002 version does not provide
a Windows Forms Designer. I can't find any upgrade package
on Microsoft's website.

We are converting our apps from C++ 6.0 to C++.Net 7.1.  The compile fails when is sees the statement: #include <fstream.h>.  In fact fstream.h is not in the 7.1 directory structure.  The documentation says to use <useoldio.h> but it is not in the 7.1 directory structure either

I would like to find out if :
       1) Is the above possible?
I have tried to wrap a C library that our company produces in a .Net class
library and am receiving the

I would like to simulate a database using only list or vector class.
In this class will be strings and int...
Several classes (lists or vectors) will be like tables int will allow me
to do like joins.

I have an unmanaged MFC project that I am referencing from a managed MFC project. The unmanaged project builds successfully, but the build of the managed project fails during the link because it cannot find the external symbols from the unmanaged class. In what directory should ...

Transferring arrays from C DLL's to VB.Net
I have a DLL written in C. This DLL reads a text file and creates a several
very large arrays, 500,000 points and even larger. I would like the get the
data in VB.Net so that I can plot it. Presently I am creating an equally

This question is about Windows API call, not vc.  Sorry I don't know which group to post it
I got a strange result when use DDE to transfer data to Excel.  What I'm doing is to read a file, and pu
data into Excel through DDE.  The program will crash at different cell on different ...