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Decompiler.NET reverse engineers your CLS compliant code02 Oct 2004 17:13 GMT193
http://www.junglecreatures.com/
Try it and tell me what's happenning in the Microsoft Corporation.
Notes:
  VB, C# are CLS compliant
change to <iostream> causing compile errors02 Oct 2004 16:10 GMT2
I'm compiling an old project under the 'new' visual studio 7.1.3088.
I changed the line:
#include <iostream.h>
to
How to create COM in C# class lib ?02 Oct 2004 06:03 GMT1
How to create COM in C# class lib ?
My company have many release programs written VB6.0 before.
Now, we want to add new functionalities in C#, and relpece old VB6
programs step by step.
Totally Lost02 Oct 2004 03:50 GMT1
I just got Visual Studio .NET and installed it, and I'm trying to make a
Visual C++ Project.  I got one made, but the only form I seem to be able to
find, or edit is the IDD_ABOUTBOX.  How can I find the main (or default)
"form" to edit it?  I can do it in Visual Studio 6, but this ...
question about System.String, CString, PCSTR, etc, etc01 Oct 2004 22:08 GMT1
Trying to wrap an unmanaged class.
Here is the function I'm trying to wrap:
bool Init(PCSTR filename, PCSTR username, PCSTR password, PCSTR working);
In my managed C++ class, I have a method like this:
is there a limit on object files for VC++ 200301 Oct 2004 19:31 GMT1
Is there a limit on the number of object files for VC++ 2003 ?
I am trying to port a very large program with about 4000 source
code files.
The linker is giving me an error message about trying to find a
strcpy(); function trouble01 Oct 2004 17:31 GMT3
this is probably a noob question but wutever. im using the strcpy();
function but it isnt working. here is an example:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream>
Debugger Type == Auto isn't smart for DLL projects01 Oct 2004 08:28 GMT1
VS.NET 2003 defaults the "Debugger Type" property to "Auto" for Visual C++
projects.  Unfortunately, the "Auto" type isn't very smart.  "Auto" bases
the debugger type on the launched EXE's type, which may have nothing to do
with the C++ project I'm trying to debug.
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