Hi, I created a Form and need a pointer to it so that I can reuse it again
and again instead of recreating it all the time.. something like this...
Form1.h
// .... snipped for brevity

The .NET Framework developer's guide claims that one can filter
managed exceptions in C++.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cp
conusinguser-filteredexceptions.asp
However, I don't see how I get access to the managed exception object.

Can anyone explain to me that why the flowling code
printf("%f\n", atof("12345678901234567890"));
produces this result:
12345678901234567000.000000

i am working on WMA SDK.
i got the SDK from Microsoft under source development agreement .
The SDK has the project of WMA 9.1 built in VC 7.1
As  i dont have VC 7 i found a tool to convert the project to VC 6.

Just trying to work through some examples I have seen on the web.... I'm
getting an unresolved external linker error for operator new and delete.
Here is the code, VERY simple.
#pragma once

I get odd behavior in the debugger with the following code.  The output of
the program itself is correct, but when I add the g_bad_int64_max and
g_bad_int64_min to the watch window they show values of -1 and 0
repsectively.  This only happens when initializing a const __int64 in ...

For a project containing help; set the resource.hm file attributes to
include read only.
Uncheck Tools->Options->Environment->Documents->Edit read only files.
Open Project

I am in need of finding Visual C++ 1.5 16 bit compiler to compile an
application for handhelds running DOS. Where can I find this compiler at this
time? Thanks

I'm attempting to retrieve specific versions of a row's
column in C++ (this works fine in C# - apart from the syntax)
// by column number
row->Item[2, DataRowVersion::Original]->ToString();

Help,
I am trying to nail a linking problem, to avoid having to lose about 2
weeks work. I have a backup of my project that compiles and links OK
however changes I made sometime since then have resulted in the

Hi again,
Maybe I missed something, but I cannot do a forward declaration in managed
C++.
By doing:

Hi, I cannot get this code to work. All I want to do is to fetch 'which'
toolbar button was clicked, so I can act on it...
private: System::Void toolBar1_Click(System::Object * sender,
System::EventArgs * e)

I'm trying to compile the program with Whidbey but I got the following
problem:
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c:\h>cl h.cpp /clr

#using <mscorlib.dll>
What is this actually doing in my code?
Is this like including mscorlib.h and linking with mscorlib.lib?

I can't seem to get this to compile...
(Perhaps I'm missing a header file)
std::string htmlMsg;
std::istringstream iss(htmlMsg);