All,
In an inherited managed c++ class, how do you call the contstructor of the parent class? I tried with the usual Parent::Parent(...), but get compiler error C3257. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Duncan.

I made a sample service in C++ and installed it with
myservice -Install
Now I want to remove it, tried
myservice -Uninstall

I have a "legacy" system (namely, vst audio plugins) which calls me through a mixed-mode, managed c++ library with a call similar to :
void process(float *input,int inputLength)
inside this method, I'm trying to find a way to instanciate a managed array (System.Single[]), which ...

  I have VS 2003 and I was wondering is it possible to create pure C++ apps
without the .net being injected into the app?  
Are alot of you guys building aps in C++ using .net ? How about web apps?
How do you like using VC++ in .net? What are the pros and cons of VC++ in

I am new to managed c++. I have a byte gc array and I want to pass it
to a function that takes a __gc* to unsigned char. How would I convert
my byte array to this?
Byte arBuf[] = __gc new Byte[nSize];

I have a class with three overloaded indexed poperties.
Declaration in  *.h
__gc class ByteArrayN : public FArrayN
{

i really need your help!! i want to add a toolbar with some push
buttons in which i put some icons. it works without including
<windows.h>. However, i really need this library so i dont know what
to do. HELP ME. i get this error:

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Hello,
I've been struggling for weeks with this problem, I hope I find some help here...

I am developing a managed c++ library which loads a
regular win32 dll. The library will be used
by .NET consumers.
Am I correct in saying that the win32 dll will

For the following code
interface class I{};
public ref struct R1 : I
{

I write a MC++ wrapper for our company internal SDK that wrote in C++ native
code for writing application with this SDK over C# and other .NET languages
and most of my SDK API function return a status code that define as a enum
type.

Is this a bug in the for each loop or am I coding something wrong (or is this
how its suppose to function and I don't understand how an array property and
the for each interact [this is always a possibility :)]
The commented out code is the problem area as it generates the error:

I'm a C# programmer that recently was forced to look into Managed C++.
Please forgive me if I might be asking stupid questions ;-)
I currently have to write a wrapper class around a VC6 DLL, which exposes a
few classes. I need to wrap those classes and expose them as a .Net assembly

I hope this is the right place for this question. It's not exactly a
complcated one.
I've just installed Visual C++.net Standard Edition and have been
trying to access the Setup Wizard from the "Setup and Deployment

Does anybody know why c# writes to excel so slow, or how
to speed it up?
Thanks,
Vlad