is that possible from a C++ app?
thank you. -Greg

what is the syntax for passing a pointer to a managed array of pointers in
C++.NET ?
Here's what I try :
void GetArr(Person ** parr __gc[])    ==> compiler error

I put VC6 in explorer 'send to'. When I send a C language console app to VC6,
just choosing default answers results in a working executable.
What is a straight-forward way to build a simple console app with later VC
editions?

I want to set a big memory range (size=0x10000) with 0xff. How can I do it
when debugging?
Thanks

Following code works fine, when compiled with VS 6.0, but not anymore when compiled in .NET. What's wrong here, I can't see it by myself?
arrString content will be garbage with .net compilation, but when compiled with 6.0 it contains string from Vector (that's how I want it to ...

I'm converting a project from MC++ to C++/CLI but can't figure out how to
convert this overloded property:
__property void set_Item(String *key, Object *value);
__property Object *get_Item(String *key);

Hello, Folks,
I am new to VC++ and I just added a form to my application.  The GUI has a
group of checkboxes, a combo box, a text box and two buttons.
Will someone please walk me through getting the form to load and displayed

I have a mixed mode dll with a garbage collected interface.  The interface is
garbage collected because my derrived class has managed member variables.  I
am trying to return a pointer to my interface using GetProcAddress and
calling an exported function which instantiates and ...

I can't create a Constant/Read-only array field in managed C++ classes -
doesn't allow the keyword const pointer to const object on array fields in
managed C++ classes. e.g. Want to define a read/only field for an empty array
(so all the empty arrays of the given type can use the ...

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Hi,
 My app (DLL) that was developed in VC6 is using ddao35u.lib to access the Access Database.
When I try to build the same DLL using VC7 I get the following linker error.

After converting String* to Char*, I need to call Marshal::FreeHGlobal().
Fine. But I need pass this Char* to an unmagaed C++ class and the managed C++
class is not possible to do Marshal::FreeHGlobal() any more. What should I
do? delete Char* in the unmanaged class?

What does the "overlapped" word means in windows programming?
I've read about overlapped structures, functions?!
What does it mean?
Thanks!

I just recently got my hands on a copy of Visual Studio .NET 2003. I have
been learning VB.NET for a few months now, but I want to move on from that
and start C++.NET.
More to the point, does anyone know any good online tutorials that I could

Compiler Error C3222'parameter' : cannot declare default arguments for
member functions of a managed type
Arrrgggghhhhh!