Is it possible to compile an unmanaged C++ app statically? So the user
doesnt require the correct framework version installed?
If so how?
Jason

I have a managed C++ function that accepts an IntPtr argument.  I am passing
in a variable of type HANDLE for the IntPtr argument.  The compiler does not
issue any warnings for this, so I am assuming it is ok (maybe this is a bad
assumption).  Anyhow, for some reason, the IntPtr is ...

I am reading a 160 mB file in my application. I want to access the file as
shorts.  FileStream->Read wants to access the file as Byte so I do the
following
1) Read the filesize

Fri. Aug. 06, 2003 10:30 PM PT
In VC 6.0 you can create/ generate MakeFile of your project, but it seems
this option is not there in VSIDE .NET 2003. Anybody know how to create the
makefile of your project or solution ?

I hope that this is the correct group for these things, apologies if not.
I've got a strange compiler error. It appears to be similar to the issue
described in knowledgebase article 320004 except that particular problem was
fixed in .NET 2003, according to the article.

Hey everyone,
I have an issue that requires an urgent solution.  I had a look at the
Technote above, and it states that the AppDomainUnloaded Exception
occurs with ASP.NET when using Managed C++ extensions as a wrapper to

I'm looking for the right syntax to inherit my class from an Interface and
a class at the same time:
__interface ITest
{

I'm getting an internal compiler error from Visual C++ .NET 2003 when I'm using managed extensions.  Here is the error.
Generating Code...
c:\development\icu\source\common\uhash.c(869) : fatal error C1001: INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR  (compiler file 'f ...

I need to do a variable argument list in Managed C++, where each argument is
a double array.  I believe that this is impossible, because to do so I would
need to make a jagged matrix of doubles, which is not supported.  Does anyone
know if this is impossible, or if there is some ...

In C#, I am calling a method implemented in Managed C++ that returns an array
of booleans.  This method in turn calls unto unmanaged C++ code that returns
an unsigned byte array, which is implicitly casted to a bool __gc [].  
However, in my client C# app, when I examine this ...

a strange behaviour when working with exceptions :
when I divide and integer by 0 will an exception be thrown. OK
but, when I divide a double by 0 is no exception thrown ???
How come ?

I have a mixed mode c++ dll that i want to use from a c# project.
However, I get an debug assertion when the dll is loaded. The assertion
is in line 1301 in dbgheap.c in the function
extern "C" _CRTIMP size_t __cdecl _msize_dbg

I am an all new member to this site. Could anyone tell me what th
difference between VC++ Releases 5 and 6 are??
Foun  good tutorial for VC++ 5.....how applicable will it be for Vc+
6??

I want to create an "MFC DLL" with VC.NET that will be explicitly loaded
when needed. That is, the main application will do a "LoadLibrary" call and
then a series of "GetProcAddress" calls to set up the entry points. What I
want is to be able to refer to the entry points as simple ...

I'm having a lot of trouble trying to instantiate a C++ class from a DLL in a C# application.  The DLL was written in C++ (Visual Studio 6.0).
I have the full source code, as well as the compiled DLL.  I was hoping I'd be able to use it using the DllImport attribute, and creating ...