Hello all, this is my first time here so please be gentle :-)
We have a VC++ program that does many floating point (float, not double) and we are seeing that the results of runs under VC6 and CV7 are the same. However, when we compile with the clr flag, the results we are getting ...

How can I programatically do the equivalent of the following:
cacls "C:\Program Files\test" /T /G Everyone:f ?
Thanks,
Viv

thanks william.....but I want to solve the problem myself, it is
programming contest problem, so I cant buy libraries during th
programming contest ;)
carl....thanks for your reply too... :

I'm asking this because I'd like to include a few (but often used) inline
assembly code via marcos to make the whole thing a bit more readable, and
more resistant to typos (by keeping the repeating code at one place only).
But I cannot because a macro cannot span to more lines and ...

hello, hows life? mine is good ;)
as I was surfing the net, I found a little question, it wants a progra
that gets the factorial of any number only less than 1000....you kno
what is 30! ...? it is simply 2.6525285981219105863630848e+32

hi, all.
   In my computer(windows2000 professional), I found this code doesn't
work!
SystemParametersInfo(0x2000/*SPI_GETFOREGROUNDLOCKTIMEOUT*/,0,&dwTimeOut,0))

I´ve just tried scribble sample function. I got this message
fatal error RC1015: cannot open include file 'afxres.rc'
but the file is in  C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\MFC\Include
How can fix this problem?

I'm a newbie and confused: I want to program in C++ but don't know what
to buy. Present leaning is towards gaming, but everybody has to learn
the basics.
C++   What version is the latest? Is it part of MS Studio? There are

Thanks for the privious response on /clr option.
Now that I have included /clr option another problem jumps up, and my
books do not show anything about these problems:
compiler: MS.net: VC++7.0

I'm wrapping some unmanaged C++ classes with managed versions for use in the
.NET world. Everything is going great except I can't figure out a good
method for passing simple data type arrays into unmanaged classes.
Say I have a function

e.x.:
public __value enum DbTypes
{
   String

I am an old mfc prgrammer. I have reciently obtained the latest .net pro platform. I have a small, project to complete in a tight time frame, that will control a device using ethernet packets, and will have a GUI. I initially created it using .net C++ mfc, because that's what I'm ...

I have a problem in getting the status of the modem. Here is my code:
HANDLE hfile;
DCB dcb;
hfile = CreateFile("BCM V.92 56K Modem", GENERIC_READ, 0, NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, 0, NULL);

Line:
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HRESULT CMngdServer::IServerSink::OnReceive(System::IntPtr pbtBuf)
{

I have a managed __value type which I am attempting to create and use
but there are a number of problems - seemingly in the C++ compiler.
From MSDN: operator ~() should be equivalent to op_OnesComplement and I
believe the signature is: