can you embed a resource into a static libary?
I'm using a custom binary resource specified as a .bin file in the .rc file
of the static library project I've got. I use FindResource, LoadResource,
LockResource to get the resource. However FindResource is returning null. If

Is it possible to avoid using precompiled headers on files that don't
#include "stdafx.h".
I have an ATL project,which has got a lot of ATL #includes in its stdafx.h.
I now need to add some .c files to this project, that compile as hard raw

I can use
extern "C" ...
to link a C variable or runction into a C++ file, but what if I want to link
a C++ variable into a C file? I get errors trying to use extern "C++" and it

Is incremental linking AND precompiled headers at the same time not like
overkill?
What is incrementaly linking if it's not the same as precompiled headers?

I have some code that compiles and links fine in VC6 but does not
link in VC7. Here are the relevant parts of the code:
class AView : public CScrollView
{

I've created a managed C++ assembly containing a managed class that is
instantiated from ASP.NET.   The managed C++ assembly needs msvcp71.dll and
msvcr71.dll.   When ASP.NET loads the assembly, it cannot locate the C++
runtime DLLs and hence throws an exception.   I have placed ...

the build of the following code returns me an error.
So I am wondering what is the right way to pass ta a function a
parameter that is a reference to an array item of value struct.
TIA.

I want to see whether I made some mistake before submitting this as a bug:
#include <algorithm>
#include <functional>
#include <list>

Please, could someone explain me why there are errors in the following code?
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

  I used ATL to create a COM library that does a lot of work via IStreams
that are passed in.  I had hoped to test this library using managed C++.  I
added my COM library as a reference and vc brought it in and created an
interop dll for me.  The problem is that it also wrapped ...

Hello,everyone!
I want to get the status of a remote host using C language, that is whether
there is a hardware network connection between my computer and a remote host
or not. Can somebody tell me how i can do it using VS.NET 2003?

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=823684
A service that makes a call to the SetProcessWorkingSetSize function fails
in Windows Server 2003 and Windows 2000 Server.
SYMPTOMS

 When I try to print the value of a size_t variable in a stream, I get a
warning.
My code looks as follows.
#include <cstddef>    //size_t

i want read the byte at this adress : 0x03fd.
It's the adress of the Line Status Register of the port COM1.
There is a bit who signal the end of sending.
I need read this bit but i don't know how do....

  For my  project I had set the VC++ compiler flag at its highest level (  
/W4 ).  While it is nice to see the warnings for my code, the project
continues to list the warnings in the header files , that are not  part of my
project ( apparently, they are the third party libraries ...