I would like to create a collection of managed objects - to be exact,
instances of a form which I use to display images.  This collection would be
similar to the controls collection which is part of every Windows form.
What is the syntax to create such a collection? Could someone ...

I am trying with little success to create a .NET class library using
Visual C++ .NET 2003.  My project will use STL.  I can add to my
solution without trouble a C# test application which calls into my C++
library.

I have imported a legacy C++ project into a VisualStudio.NET 2003 solution.
I have some new C# projects in the solution as well.  I am using the managed
extensions in my C++ project so that I can use the managed C# objects within
my C++ project.  Here's the problem:  I am getting a ...

In C# we can go:
<foo.cs>
// Create a serializable class
[Serializable]

We write lots of cross platform code at my company. To facilitate
this, class declarations are handled like this (simplification):
#if defined(_WIN32)
#if defined(BUILDLIB)

    I get this message everytime I start up my computer. It says missing file C:\Program Files\Common Files\updmgr/updmgr.exe . This is the error message I recieve "This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. " I have no clue of what to do. Any ...

Hellow
I'm looking for some information about how to connect to SQL server from
vc.net application.
Does anybody know some resources , examples or somthing like that ?

I have a C# class :
public class MyClass
{
   public object this[int index]

 I'm trying to implement "Null-Field" feature (like Stream::Null) in MC++, but I am not able to initialize static member properly due to compiler error C2512 (no appropriate default constructor available):
public __gc class ObjectCollection : public CollectionBase
{
 public:

Some codes could not be linked in VS 2003. But they work well in VS 2002.
Why?
Thanks.
Vincent

I override the WndProc method of a control-derived class and want to handle
the WM_NOTIFY message. The following code leads to a NMHDR pointer that
points to something where all members are shown as undefined in the
debugger.

Hi all, I'm fairly new to .NET and I haven't done much in C++ before,
nothing complex anyway, but I have a pretty good understanding of
programming in general.
What I'm trying to do is create a .DLL that contains a lot of the functions

I have a simple c++ program I just wrote with VC 6.0.  I want to run this program on another machine, but it just locks up.  What do I need to do to run the .exe file that is created in the debug folder on a different system?
thanks

I have a project in vc with an output in *.lib. When I compile in lib
format, everything works fine, when I want to convert to dll, but it gives
me an error on "LNK2019" and "LNK2001".
Can anyone help?

I have a code which behaves differently if template parameter has a
specified member:
#include <iostream>
template<class T, bool (T::*)()>