I'm working on creating a wrapper for some old code we have in C++ so that
we can call it from a C# program.  In C++ we have several functions defined
that use the following notation:
static long CalcCPL(double API60, double Temperature, double Pressure,

I am developing a com port application and am having trouble getting the following command to receive all sent bytes
BOOL        rc
COMMTIMEOUTS    CommTimeOuts
CommTimeOuts.ReadIntervalTimeout = 1

I have function:
HttpWebRequest HttpWReq =            
(HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create("http://myserver.org/index.php");
HttpWReq.KeepAlive = false;

I want to copy an existing file into a new one. How can I program
this?
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vc++ v7.1
Whenever I add an OnTimer message handler via the properties pane, I
get the following code added to my files:
afx_msg void OnTimer(UINT nIDEvent);

I want to hook events handlers but need to test of any event handler is
assigned or not.
I need something like this:
__event void OnEventHandler(Myfunc)

I have two files   x.h  and  y.h  which define  'class X'  and  'class Y'
X has data member of type Y   =>  there is -  #include "y.h"  in the file x.
Y has data member of type X  =>  there is  -  #include "x.h"  in the file y.
why the compiler doesn't let me do it ...

 If I make a __gc type with __property set and get I set them to private:,
those 2 methods are private ok but the actual generated property is public
according to the object browser yet its not visible in C#.  WTF?
 What kind of tosh is this ?

I am confused and dont know how to use .net environment to work with C++. but i am just not sure whether it's possible or not. Can anyone tell me, pls?