i really need it to master the new c++ grammar.

I like to know why in a enum the inizializator has to be fully
qualified even if it belongs to the enumeration.
Many thanks.
Marco.

I'm attempting to convert an existing VC6++ project to .NET.
The project makes use of Microsoft's old VisSDK and this uses templates all
over the place, generating 100's of errors.
One common error is to do with this new 'typename' keyword - are there any

Fellows there is probably a serious implementation bug of C++/CLI
indexed property in VC++ 2005, it looks like it is implemented the
opposite way than the C++/CLI draft says!
At first the latest C++/CLI draft is 1.7 and you can download it from here:

Is Microsoft committed to improving 64-bit support (AMD 64) in the compiler,
and more directly, will there be inline assembly allowed for 64-bit builds
as currently there are not, and then last of all, will there be
documentation provided for the ML64 utility that is included in the ...

  when iam installing vc++6.0  enterprise edition in windows Xp
  "COULDN'T CREATE C:\...\PROGRAME FILES\COMMON\ ...\REPOSITORY DIRECTORY
                   ANY ONE TELL WHAT IS THE PROBLEM

We have developed a few .NET components. The application access these
components through well defined interface IOurInterface.
The application list display name of each component in the dialog, so
user can choose which one he wants to use. To display list of available

I have developed a number of code libraries in Win32 DLLs and have written a
number of test suite executables that implicitly link to these libraries in
order to test them. In one of my test applications, which runs fine in Debug
mode, it is crashing in the destructor of a local ...

Unless I missing something, I think this is a bug.
ref class A
{
};

I collapse an outline block, then copy it, then paste it. In my experience,
the outline block always expands after the paste. Is their a way to modify
the editor's behavior so that an outline block does not automatically
expand when pasted into place?

We're having trouble writing the code to update a UI control (label.Text)
from a secondary thread.  We're using C# with Windows Forms.
We have a main form named MainForm, a splash screen form named SplashScreen,
and a C# class library named BackgroundProcess.

Where can I get some insight on using the __hook, __unhook, event_source and
event_receiver for specifically COM events. The documentation given in MSDN
is very minimal. I have the following scenario
Server (COM event source) is written in VC++ 6.0 using ATL (event interfaces

Is the following code correct (managed c++ console app):
// native classes
#pragma unmanaged
class MyException {};

Oleg Starodumov wrote:

Introduction:
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I am trying to redirect stdout to a RichEdit control, this is done by
initiating a StringWriter, associated it with a StringBuilder and setting the