There are any Path or Directory function to convert an absolute path to
a relative path using a choiced directory as base to calculate the
origin of the relative path?

Can you teache me how to use this event as follows
I have no idea about this
There are not any example codes shown in MSDN on-line document
Thanks in advance

    Who can tell me how to turn off the annoying link warning, like this:
Xxxx.lib(read_dose.obj) : warning LNK4204: '......xxxx\vc70.pdb' is missing
debugging information for referencing module; linking object as if no debug
info

I use vc6.0,something wrong when i use GDI+

in StdAfx.h
I add the following code betwen

I have this funny problem defining a C++ (VC++ 2002) managed class index
property:
public: __property virtual String __gc *get_Prefixes(int aiIndex) {
   return m_pDatasetList->Prefixes[aiIndex].c_str();

when i use #include <iostream.h> in some files
i get lots of error messages of the kind 'ambiguous symbol
this is solved when i use #include <iostream
why is that ? and can i use #include <iostream.h> in some way

Our HTML Help Workshop is dated 1999 and does not match the current HTML Help Work documentation.  Our HTML Help Workshop version is 4.74.8702.0.  This version is also reffered to as version 1.3
What we want is HTML Help Workshop version 1.4 or later.  We hope that version 1.4 ...

It s just a Windows application with a WinMain function, an own
registered Window Class and a CreateWindowEx call, no mfc and other
gimmicks.
I made several applications with a the main window being a WS_POPUP

Hello. In project on Visual Basic .NET 2003 (File, New, Project, Visual
Basic Project, Windows Application) after occurrence of Genie of Microsoft
Agent and pressing of key Scroll Lock below Genie there is help "Genie is
listening for command", and further it is possible to operate ...

I am looking for a implementation of the Path.ChangeExtension method for a Win32 Console Project (without .NET). I know I could write my own implementation parsing the filename string, but I wonder if there is anything in the standard C/C++ libraries or the Win32 SDK that would ...

I have some problems with threads.
I have a class thats start a thread. After thread the class should wait
nutil the thread is finish. I tried it like this:
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sometime the following line produces an exception:
   ((CMessageDialog*)vec->at(0))->EndDialog(1);
Now I want to catch this Exception, tried it with c++ and mfc exception
handling, like:

Is there any way to bypass stepping through the standard libraries when
debugging?
Thanks

Hello dear .Net experts
I have created a Visual C++ class library (.net) project with two classes named Base and Derived wher
Derived inherits from Base. When I add a destructur to base I get the following linker error
Common.obj : error LNK2001: Unresolved external symbol "void ...

Sometimes all I want to do is build a particular solution without firing up
vstudio in GUI mode and then wait whilst source control get its act together
etc. Anyway I've found a nifty solution to this by adding some extra file
associations. So here is how you do it: