In my project, once the pdb file increases up to 65kB, my project cannot be linked successfully. VC Shows that LINK : fatal error LNK1201: error writing to program database "my_project.pdb"; check for insufficient disk space. Of coz, my hard disk has enough disk space (>1GB). I ...

to create an array of 2 objects (e.g. of type '__gc class Airplane') I need
to do :
Airplane * arrAirplanes __gc[] = new Airplane* __gc[2];
arrAirplanes[0] = new Airplane("N12344");

I am wondering how it is that all of the windows base dlls, like
kernel32.dll specify that all of their functions are __stdcall and yet the
exported names from the dll are not decorated with the preceeding underscore
and following @ parameter byte count.

Firstly, to get msvcrt.lib, install the .NET framework SDK. The version of
msvcrt.lib included there is the exact same one as comes with Visual Studio
.NET 2003.
There are some other things that might be usefull (e.g. the debug version

Does VC++.Net support C99 standard?

Is it possible to use vcbuild with the free MS compiler toolkit, as in can
someone with just the MS toolkit and no access to a copy of Visual Studio
itself use vcbuild to compile a Visual Studio .NET 2003 project?
Assuming it is possible, I can then work on getting my specific ...

I have an application in which some unmanaged classes are being pulled
into a Managed Windows Form application.  The umanaged class has a
number of CString variables.
When I link the program, I get the following error:

(apologies for the new thread - for some reason google news doesn't
give me the option to reply to an earlier vcbuild.exe thread)
I'm trying to build a C++ project that was originally created in
MSVC.NET 7.1 by using MS C++ Toolkit 2003 and the vcbuild.exe helper

I've posted earlier a question regarding the call to GetCommState.
Here is the code for the function.
The problem is that GetCommState always returns false!!
Why?

I'm trying to create a hybrid Managed/unmanaged C++ DLL that uses ATL
and wraps some of DirectShow.
When I add a reference to that Managed C++ DLL in another managed
project, I end up "polluting" my namespaces will all sorts of

In some of the development computers the COM DLLS with managed
extension turned on (even though there are no .NET projects in its add
reference) is not able to register. regsvr32 hangs up, it does not
even return a failure message. It starts registering as soon as I turn

I am starting up Visual C++ .net 2003.  When I load any project,
it dies with the following error message:
Runtime Error !
Program:  ...Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe

I would appreciate if somebody could assist me with an error message I
am getting from the Microsoft WinDbg 6.3 debugging tool. I am not
familiar with it, since I have just downloaded it. However, I did check
the compiler (cl.exe) and linker (link.exe) documentation for the

In my program, I should be able to access URL using the code in VC++/VB.
I would appreciate if anybody can provide a sample code.
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ssunderk

I am looking for a way to build a Visual C++ import library for a .DLL I
dont have source code to.
How can I do that?