I'm writing a managed C++ application. Is there a function call I can make
that allows any interrupt event (e.g., Mouse Click on a Button) to process?
I'm writing a section of code that would best be served by running a long
time without 'interruption', ala statistical runs of a ...

is there anything like the clock_getTime function for windows?
I want to run a Linux-project within .Net that uses the clock_getTime
function to get nanoseconds.
Thanks for your help

Using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 to build a C++ MFC exe
I am using the resource editor to create a dialog with a Tab Control.  Setting the "Bottom" property (of the Tab Control) to True seems to erroneously set the "Buttons" property to true instead.  This property worked ...

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Trying to nest the designer generated Namespace of a form-project in another namespace.
with "MyCompay::MyApp"
The program builds correctly. However, when try to view the form in Design view in the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET IDE Designer, eceive the following error ...

How can I get the backgroundcolor of a dialog, or generally a parent window ?
I´ve tried "GetBkColor" on my own window, my parent window, the next parent window, the next and the next, but the return value always claims the background color would be white
I´ve already used all ...

Using Visual Studio we found when you rebuild an EXE file, even if a few minutes later, each time the CRC is different
Same with DLL files
I heard that if you skip a certain number of bytes in the beginning and end of the file, you can get consistent CRC signatures. Anyone knows ...

I have the following methods I've written to convert
from String* to std::string and back:
static void ConvertFromStdString(std::string& inStr,
  System:String* outStr)

algorithm or API is expect
thanks

I've built wizard application in .NET 2003. In the CPropertyPage constructor,
last param is passed by default as sizeof(PROPSHEETPAGE). Since I have
defined _WIN32_WINNT as 0x0500, this size is passed in as 48 (which is fine).
AllocPSP() in the constructor is now allocating 48 bytes ...

   I am attempting to make a single instance DLL in C++.  This means that I
only want 1 copy to be loaded at any time and the DLL's data is shared
throughout processes.
   For example, I have a VB.NET app connecting to my DLL and calling a

When using another assembly, I prefer adding it to the References
section of the project that uses it (thus adding the appropriate /FU
option to the compiler command line) over an explicit #using directive
in the source code. So far, this has worked without any problems.

I am experimenting with managed code in C++.  But shortly into my
exploration, I've run into a Linker error which I cannot diagnose.  (I have
searched MS knowledgebase, MSDN newsgroups, and Google, with no luck.)
Seems that the error somehow involves my usage of a destructor (like

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Background:  I have nearly two years of experience with C# and the .NET
framework, as well as a fair amount of C experience from many years ago, but
no C++ background (until about two months ago.)  Now, I am helping a team
develop an application with a UI based on C# and business ...

   I am trying to get a C++ application to compile in Visual Studio .NET
2003, all is compiling okay but I am coming across issues when the linker
starts.  It doesn't seem to be able to find the MMX extensions, is there
anything I need to do to enable the linker to find these?