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

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Mixing Mananged and Unmanaged in an Unmanaged class07 Jun 2004 16:39 GMT18
Whether I can compile a class or not, depends on the order of functions in my class.
My question is (see example below):
 1) Is it a bug that  the class 'WillCompile' will compile and execute, or
 2) or is it a bug that the class 'WillNotCompile' will not compile?.
Program stops immediately, when not in the dev environment07 Jun 2004 16:08 GMT1
Hello,
I have a weird problem which just appeared and that is really
something and a pain to debug.
The problem is this : when I run it, it does all the init, up until
LNK1254 when porting from VC6 to VC.NET07 Jun 2004 14:45 GMT2
I am having troubles to port C++ code to .NET.
I want to write a set of managed wrapper classes to my old unmanaged code.
Everything compiles fine but I get a strange link error:
LINK : fatal error LNK1254: métadonnées du symbole
delete a character from a file06 Jun 2004 10:41 GMT2
Hello everyon
I am using filestream and streamwriter to download and save a xml page from the internet
The problem is that it has 3 bytes at the beginning of the file with garbage that i want to get rid off
so i use a simple code like this
BUG VC7.1: in class friend template function definition does not have access to the class's template parameters06 Jun 2004 02:56 GMT5
I have a template class and a friend template function definition in the definition of the class. The problem is that the function's declaration has access to the class's template parameters but the function's body (definition) does not.
I believe that the function's body must ...
Can't Get Individual Items To Change Color in a CTreeCtrl06 Jun 2004 01:16 GMT2
I am trying to change the color of my CTreeCtrl item text by using the Custom Draw event handler.  While I see the correct progression of messages while debugging, I never see the color of the text change.  I have included my event handler code...can anyone see a problem?  Is ...
Can't register VC7 COM DLL on deployment machine05 Jun 2004 19:18 GMT5
I have a VC7 COM+ DLL that is a dependency of a .net web service I am
trying to deploy. The regsvr32.exe failed to register the dll, so I
ran Depends.exe (on the deployment machine) to see what the problem
was.
NEWBIE: How to insert DLL break point?05 Jun 2004 17:45 GMT1
Keyords: .NET 2003 VC Win32 DLL __stdcall
I want to mark a break point in my DLL Function.
Already did:
Projetc | <project name> properties | Configuration properties |
Lock in MC++05 Jun 2004 16:02 GMT3
What is the equivalent of Lock keyword in MC++
Delete and Garbage Collection05 Jun 2004 15:54 GMT3
A few questions regarding delete and garbage collection (gc).
First, is something not ordinarily gc which is created via new in a garbage
collected class also garbage collected? That is:
__gc myGCClassA
Recommend  Books Please05 Jun 2004 05:35 GMT7
   Can someone recommend books for an unmanaged VC developer moving to
managed extensions. I've searched previous messages (no books found) as well
as the amazon.com reviews (no standout reviews). Sorry for the repeat (as
I'm sure it is).
Static member variables and static libraries04 Jun 2004 18:53 GMT1
   I am very grateful to all reading this message.I wish to know if anyone
could help me: I?ve got a problem while creating an application using a
static library.
Problem:
Memory Allocation in Managed C++ Results in Exception04 Jun 2004 15:38 GMT4
I have what I imagine is a very simple Managed C++ memory allocation
question.  I have the following line of code in a static method of a managed
C++ class that always generate a System.NullReferenceException ("Object
reference not set to an instance of an object."):
General design question relating to FSM.04 Jun 2004 08:27 GMT2
I am looking for any articles anyone may know of on developing a finite
state machine in a gui application?
Basically what I have is a fairly complex gui which needs to go through
several (3 - 7?) states. Complex algorithms are running as their own
managed c++ and native c++ interop04 Jun 2004 04:41 GMT4
I am writing an application that relies heavily on interop between managed
c++ and native c++.
The main project is managed c++, but most of the classes themselves are
written in native c++ using the
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