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

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java.lang.string08 Jul 2004 15:38 GMT1
  I'm trying to port java code to c#, I am not too familiar with either so forgive me for what might be a stupid question, I wish to use the java string type rather than the c# one, when I try to declare the type as java.lang.string I am not allowed, is there a way I can use the ...
pragma directive to turn buffer security (/GS) on or off08 Jul 2004 14:12 GMT6
Is there a pragma directive to turn buffer security (/GS) on or off.  I see
the runtime_checks and check_stack pragmas.  But there doesn't appear to be
anything comparable for buffer security.
Thanks,
Standard library and managed objects08 Jul 2004 13:54 GMT13
So to be more excited, will it be possible to use standard library
containers with handles in VC++ 2005/.NET 2.0 era?
Like this:
vector<Button ^>buttonArray;
Compilation error using VS.NET C++7.008 Jul 2004 05:43 GMT1
I got compilation error: c:\gms\Services\DeviceManager\VCUE_Copy.h(134): warning C4346: 'MapType::value_type' : dependent name is not a type
for the following codes:
template <class MapType, class DestinationType = MapType::referent_type>
    class MapCopy
How to flush the ostringstream buffer?08 Jul 2004 05:33 GMT2
I have a quetion about to refresh the ostringstream buffer: like this.
ostringstream buffer;
buffer << 245;
// then the buffer.str() = "245";
multiple sound simultaneous07 Jul 2004 19:30 GMT2
Hi group,
Is it possible (and how) to play multiple wav files simultaneous?
Thanks
Perry
How to view compiled code?07 Jul 2004 18:37 GMT4
I am compiling standard C++ code into native binary code, and I would
like to have a look at the binary code generated by the compiler in
Release mode. How to do that under .NET 2003?
Thanks!
500!07 Jul 2004 12:46 GMT1
ben...happy birthday.. ;) am I invited to the party ;)
I am sorry to tell you that I could'nt make a lot of benifit out of the
link you gave me, thanks any ways..
tom....thanks for your concern, I have thought of that before writing
Mixed code - "not registered"?07 Jul 2004 11:35 GMT1
We are attempting to move a large development project into the .NET
age over time.  We have a large number of ATL-based COM objects in
this project.  Following the "Journal Poster" example provided by MS,
I have converted some of my COM projects into mixed code so that there
VS Express???07 Jul 2004 10:52 GMT17
I have just become aware of VS Express (http://msdn.microsoft.com/express).
I currently own VS C++ .NET 2003 std ed and a new user of it and loving it.
But what is this "Express"? Is it a FREE C++, VB etc... IDE and compiler? Is
this like the Outlook and Outlook Express deal? Would ...
How to convert form Byte pointer to Int16 pointer07 Jul 2004 10:06 GMT2
I am reading a file (containing short integers).  To read the file, I use
the following
FileStream *myFile = new FileStream(FileName,   FileMode::Open,
FileAccess::Read);
C++ Mixed mode CLI problem/query06 Jul 2004 20:21 GMT5
I am writing a performence critical application, this require me to stick to unmanaged C++ as performance is much better using unmanaged C++ ( about 33% better ), Still, I am trying to avoid the usage of old style COM, my alternative is to expose my unmanaged interface through ...
calling web pages from menus06 Jul 2004 18:04 GMT1
How can i call a web page from a menu editor.
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atlantaguy
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pinning member of struct -> entire struct pinned?06 Jul 2004 17:47 GMT3
If I pin a member of a garbage collected structure, can I safely assume
that the entire struct is pinned?
I use something like that: (new whidbey syntax, but that shouldn't make
a difference):
problem about converting "float" to "int"06 Jul 2004 16:41 GMT2
I write below code in my program:
float f=0.371f;
int i=(int)(f*1000.0f);
I think the result of "i" should be "371",but in fact it is "370",why?How to solve it?
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