This program I'm working on is asking for an "Array of counters,"  What is that?

VC7.1 compiles the following, however, CW9, GCC 3.4.0, and
Comeau reject it:
   #include <iostream>
   #include <typeinfo>

the following does not compile with VC7.1 (and I think it should according to
the C++ Standard (1998))
template<class T> struct SpecializeStaticMember
{

Hi there. I just installed Visual Studio 2003 Professional and discovered
that the most basic program hangs in the IDE. It runs fine from the command
line however.
#include "stdafx.h"

Sounds simple enough - problem is there seems to be WAY too much
documentation and can't seem to find the right one.
I created a VC++ .NET Windows Form application, and I'm trying to add
TAPI3 to it.  I've gotten as far as adding a reference to the

i have two classes...
public class1{
   // properties
   class2 copy;

i have a form name Form1 i want to create a copy of Form2 which know th
refrence of Form1.
example:
private: System::Void button1_Click(System::Object * sender,

Sorry, bit of a noob question.
But if I bind a var to a radio control, then set that var just before
calling DoModal the control does not reflect the vars value. So I put a
UpdateData(0) in the OnInitDialog func, no joy. So I added.........

I have the following string:
const char plaintext[] = "Fourscore and seven years ago our \
                            fathers brought forth upon this continent \
                            a new nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated \

I am having trouble adding a control to ControlCollection in a class I have derived from GroupBox.  Here is what I've got
__gc class RowColumn : public System::Windows::Forms::GroupBo
public
    RowColumn()

In VC 6.0, it is easy to map a handler to a Windows message, in which header
file, MESSAGE_MAP and default handler function are all taken care of by the
VC 6.0 IDE.
Just wonder if VC 7 (.NET) has the same ability?

Strange, very strange.
I'm using CDialog to process messages form CMenu.
CDialog does not enter modal state.
CDialog constructor have Create() and

I beleave I have found a bug in the C++ compiler of Visual Studio 200
The correct output for the code below is "Color is: 99b2cce5" but if I turn on the Pentium 4 and above (/G7) options
I get the follow result "Color is: 80000000" which is completly wrong
I found this bug when ...

is there any performance diffrence between MC++ 2003 ,other .NET languages
and MC++ 2005 (cause of an optimization) ???

I hope there is a solution to this.
I am required to develop a service application using Visual Studio
.NET.
I am required to develop it using C++.