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

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Operators in MC++19 Mar 2004 21:11 GMT8
Hello, All!
How can I use operators for managed objects im MC++?
String s1 = S"1234";
String s2 = S"2345";
Attribute providers for unmanaged c++19 Mar 2004 19:07 GMT1
MSDN Magazine - April 2001 (http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/01/04/attributes/default.aspx
refferes to an attribute provider for unmanaged c++. ATL makes heavely use of this feature, however
I can't find any documentation / interface description for writing one
Apparently ...
How to determine if the Com server running on the remote machine?19 Mar 2004 19:07 GMT1
It's needed to determine if the Com server running on the remote machine
How to call CoCreateInstanceEx or CoGetClassObject and get an interface only if server is running
Do not launch the server even if there is appropriate launch permissions?
Pros n Cons - One class to hold all Data Access Method?18 Mar 2004 20:33 GMT13
We are developing ASP.NET / VB.NET database application. We have one design
suggestion as stated below:
What are the Pros n Cons of having ONE and ONLY ONE class to hold all Data
Access Method? Or
Managed C++ Code Generation Bug?18 Mar 2004 19:45 GMT9
I have spent the better part of three working days isolating a most
puzzling defect in my Windows Forms application. The minimum code
required to reproduce the problem is:
   // StdMaxBug.h
Best way to use static method functions from MC++ lib in VB.NET18 Mar 2004 18:11 GMT3
I've created a MC++ library with a class that contains some static method functions
I create a reference to the library from a VB.NET application and I ca
call the functions with no problems
I'm wondering if there is an alternative to creating a reference to the dll or assembly
Memory allocation in unmanaged C++18 Mar 2004 16:55 GMT6
Wondering if anyone can shed some light on something that's troubled us for
some time... we write computationally expensive image processing apps for
both Windows 98, 2K, XP and Mac OS X. We tile all our calculations both for
responsiveness and memory reasons, but originally we only ...
What is the Reference folder used for?18 Mar 2004 15:50 GMT4
The reference folder is very useful in C#. Of what value is it in managed Cpp?
Converting a VARIANT variable to int or float...?18 Mar 2004 14:34 GMT6
I want to print a variable of the type 'VARIANT' to the console using
'cout'. How do I convert this variable to something that 'cout' understands?
Thank you in advance, Teis
VC++ .NET 2002: Error C1803 in creation of a simple regular DLL 18 Mar 2004 14:29 GMT1
Hi all,
I used 'Empty Project'/native C++ of the VC++ .NET 2002 to do 'Build' for the SimpleRegular.cpp and SourceFile.h files of the attached code of creation of a simple regular DLL and I got an Error C1083 - can not find or open <stdafx.h>. Is <stdafx.h>  already built in the ...
error C2440: 'static_cast' : cannot convert from ...18 Mar 2004 09:45 GMT2
I'm upgrading a VC6 project to VC7.1 (Visual Studio .NET 2003).  It is a MFC
project with Doc/View architecture.  There is a user-defined message to
handle.  Here is the code:
====================================================================
Assembly takes unusually long time to load on one machine 18 Mar 2004 06:40 GMT6
We have built an assembly that works great on dozens of machines, but on one
particular machine is takes a LONG time to load (15+ seconds).  The delay
occurs the first time the client code instantiates one of our classes for
the first time.  The assembly is a managed C++ project ...
Where is my Event in VBA?(2)18 Mar 2004 05:20 GMT1
New hint:
VC6 & VC7.1 is same in this problem.
The real problem is:
can not add new event in VBA when I already used this control in VBA.
Calling native C++ dll code from managed C++18 Mar 2004 02:03 GMT8
Just started working on this and have not found any real good resources out
there. We have a lot of native C++ Dll code that we use for our app. We want
to share the code so that C# ASP.net code can use the same business logic as
our C++ client. Here are some questions:
Help about pointers17 Mar 2004 23:32 GMT1
H
I cant figure out how to do something. Here is waht my code look like
Class B  //bas
void function1()
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