He everybody,
I am geting compiler error when trying to subclass managed C++ class. Here
is a code sample and the error itself.
Error:

Is it possible to use "Native Code Generation" during installation of VS
2003 programs so as to avoid run-time JITing, and if yes, how?

After converting VC 6 workspace to a solution the class wizard does not
work. When adding a new dialog the wizard takes all the information but does
not create the cpp & h file. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Kurt

I have recently installed Visual Studio .Net 2003 and am trying to compile
and run a simple windows form app (used the VS wizard). When trying to run I
get an error message telling me: "fatal error C1083: Cannot open include
file: 'stdlib.h': No such file or directory". I have ...

I have created what you would think would be the simplest of static
libraries, and still I cannot get it to link correctly.
In the static library (main.c) I have:
long __cdecl getnum(long testinput)

Just a silly question:
If I understand correctly pure C# compiled as Win32 will run as Win64
without need to recompile.
But will pure managed C++ also be able to do that?

sorry I solved it, it was just a case of adding extern "C" rather than just
extern...
thanks

I have added an image as a background of my buttuon in my windows form
application.
The ide has added the following code:
this->button1->BackgroundImage = (__try_cast<System::Drawing::Image *

Following is a snap-shot of compiler created code when using UEM, use /Fx:
struct __EventCriticalSectionStub
{
 void Lock() {}

I almost understand TSTs, to the point where I just need to know the answer
to this:
When making a TST (in C++) that will have as its leaf nodes words that make
up SQL language and an categorising identifier for each one, and each layer

I recently listened to an episode of ".Net Rocks" and the guest was Richard
Hale Shaw.  In the middle of the interview, when asked about C++ and its
role in .Net's managed environment, his first statement was that "C++ looked
remarkably like C#"!

I am getting this message every time that I open an e-mail in Outlook or
hotmail.  
Microsoft Visual C++
Runtime Error!  Program: c:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE

I need to unhook event receiver as result of native C++ event.
It unhooks successfully, but __raise does not return and throws access
violation.
Visual Studio 2003

Every time i am trying to step into virtual funtion debugger tells me "there
is no source code available" and disassemble window appears. If function is
non virtual debugger succefully steps into it and shows source code.
Is there any compiler key that can fix it?