how can I use variable argument lists in C++.NET (cfr 'params' in C#) ?
thnx
Chris

I have created control array classes for buttons and textboxes and affixed
them to a form class. In VB I can easily create a module with fuctions that
can be accessed from any class.  How can I do the same in C#?  When I use the
'Static' keyword I get an error.  

I’m not sure where to post this, so I post it here. It’s more like a VC++.NET
/ Managed Code problem. Probably easy to fix for you guys.
I want to use a String object as a parameter for a function. Here is what it
should look like:

With MFC Extension DLL that exports classes through __declspec(dllexport)
DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH/DLL_PROCESS_DETACH
1. Does each a process loads dll only once and unloads dll only once during
its life-time?

I just came across this article:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dnvs05/html/s
tl-netprimer.asp
and the examples used involve containers created in the managed heap.
However C++/CLI enables ref objects in the stack. Will not this be

Does anyone know if C++ w/Managed Extensions code written for VS
2002/2003 will compile in VS 2005? I've read a lot about the changes
to C++ in .net ( the new CLI syntax ), but nothing I've read mentions
backward compatibility.  They've removed overloading the C++ pointer,

I would like to look inside an old dll I found.
Can anybody tell me, how to decompile a dll?
Does anybody know a tool which does that for me?
regards, me

There is the problem in nutshells (see the program bellow):
It is ok to convert pointer to F<T> to the pointer to I.
Now if I have pointer to member "F<T> entity::*" can I convert it to the "I
entity::*"?

I use the command line :

and I get an error :
gzio.c(10) : fatal error C1034: stdio.h: no include path set

How can I copy 5 bytes from the middle of one array to another in Managed C++?
The following code segment causes the compilation errors below:
unsigned char cResult __gc[] = new unsigned char __gc[256];
unsigned char cBuf __gc[] = new unsigned char __gc[256];

I heard that managed C++ in VS 2005 supports multiple inheritence.  Is this
true?
Bob Rundle

I had some codes written with MS VC6 MFC, Now I wanna use some .NET
framework functionality, such as Web Service, Can somebody tell me how to
implement it. Is it posible that an application is written with two diffrent
library concurently, MFC & .NET Framework. Any snippet code & ...

I use the Visual C++ .NET 2003 Standard Edition which doesn't include an
optimizing compiler. But Microsoft released the VC++ 2003 Toolkit
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/vctoolkit2003/) which provides an
optimizing compiler. Is it possible to replace the original "Standard"

When creating a Managed C++ DLL using the Visual Studio 7.1 Solution
Explorer (by selecting Add New Project and then either choosing Class
Library (.NET) or Windows Control Library (.NET)), the IDE sets the
/MT(d) compiler switch (statically linked multithreaded C runtime

I keep getting problems of the sort in the title.
Is there anything I can do about it? I can't keep recreating the gui from
scratch. It takes too long and it happens very frequently (with imagelists?)
What does the line 66 column 1 refer to? Can OI edit anything to fix it.