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

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ildasm and `#pragma unmanaged`03 Mar 2004 14:12 GMT6
When dealing with managed code it displays everything well, but I am curious
how ildasm handles the `binary` when it encounters a block of native ML.
Finding parent process of a DLL03 Mar 2004 11:38 GMT5
Probably an easy one if you know how, but I'm stumped...
I've got a function in a DLL and I need to be able to find out the
application path of the application that's called it. From my searches there
seems to be some stuff that allows you to list currently running processes
Troubles with running c# application03 Mar 2004 07:08 GMT1
This topic has been 'topic' for several times in this Newsgroup. I
have made an application which use a to c++ dll's (unmanaged), a
managed dll and a c# application. When I run the application on anther
machine I get a the following error:
About winzip API03 Mar 2004 06:04 GMT2
   I wanna write a application by using WINZIP functionality.But, I don't
know how to revoke it, and where can I get more resource about it. So I need
aid to accomplish it.
Any help will be appreciated!
Managed C++.NET vs VB.NET vs C#.NET02 Mar 2004 23:24 GMT3
I'm at a point where I would really like to focus in on learning .NET but am
having a hard time deciding which language to use.  I learned to program in
C++ but have spent quite a bit of time using VB6.  I need to get started on
developing a new application and would like to know ...
MIDI converted to guitar tablature - Library02 Mar 2004 20:05 GMT3
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Im looking to create a C++ program that will take a MIDI file as its input and analyse the data that it contains, extract the necessary information and create a Guitar tablature file
Where Im stuck at the moment is finding a library file that has the functionality to do the ...
Catching driver messages02 Mar 2004 20:03 GMT1
I want to see if the driver of my capture card sends messages when it
recieves video input.
In order to do this, I built a Windows Service, which contains a message
loop.
Performance Monitor customization02 Mar 2004 20:00 GMT1
I Wonder... Is it possible to add custom counters to the performance monito
( that is provided with the OS )? how? any samples or pointers will b
appreciated
Thanks
Cannot catch OutOfMemoryException.02 Mar 2004 18:56 GMT1
I have a problem with catching the OutOfMemoryException in a managed C+
application. When creating small objects on the managed heap neithe
the catch handler for OutOfMemoryException nor the UnhandledExceptio
handler is called in an out of memory situation. Instead the applicatio
Language equivalents reference02 Mar 2004 18:35 GMT3
Just ran across the following:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/vsintro7/html/vxgrfLanguageEquivalents.asp
Pretty decent comparison of common language (VB, Java, C++, C#, JScript, VFP)
keywords, operators, types, etc.  Anyone that is coming from a different
!gle02 Mar 2004 15:28 GMT1
If you can use !gle to dynamically view the value of GetLastError in code without actually having it in the code in WinDbg, is there any way you can use it in VC6 or VS.NET
What window do you type this into?
PostQuitMessage02 Mar 2004 12:21 GMT2
Apparently, PostQuitMessage 'posts a quit message to the calling thread's message queue'. How does it know which window this relates to? What if the calling thread's message pump is sending messages to more than one window, or what if there is more than one window in the calling ...
File saving02 Mar 2004 09:21 GMT3
I've used the Save as-dialog, but I don't know how to set it on the
right disk or file type.
Now the path is c:\Documents and settings\mydocuments
but I want c:\Project
HELP for doubly linked list02 Mar 2004 07:58 GMT1
Heres the story, I have to create a doubly linked list for
class, and i have no clue on how to do it, i can barely create a
single linked list. It has to have both a head and a tail pointer,
and each node in the list must contain two pointers, one pointing
Mixed Managed/Unmanaged02 Mar 2004 03:48 GMT2
I'm new to MC++ (but not C#) so bear with me.  I have a question...
I have created a 6502/65c02/65816 CPU processor core for a simulator (in C#)
and now for a part of performance optimization, I'd like to consider
Manage/unmanaged C++.  I am considering building a JIT backend for ...
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