Is it possible to hide(in C# intellisence) an unmanaged type written in
mc++?
I have the following declaration in my header file:
namespace myCode {

One .NET question. Lets assume that a thread has the lock on an object
and performs a
Monitor::Pulse(obj);
and with that it returns another thread on this object in the running

I am developping a kind of VRML 2.0 parser. I use Parser Generator
(http://www.bumblebeesoftware.com/) to automatically generate C++ code source.
When I used Visual C++ 6.0, everything just went alright. But I was asked to
upgrade to Visual C++ .NET 2003 and from that time I can't ...

Any know how to convert a managed array to an unmanaged array (ptr)?
       // Managed
       float[] f = new float [6];
       // Unmanaged

I have a DLL which contains both native and managed C++. To
the best of my knowledge, the native code does not use MFC.
The managed C++ is basically a wrapper around the native
C++ ... so the relevant code would look like this:

I have a problem with creating a COM object from C++.
The COM object is called, say, My3rdPartyDLL.MyCOMObject.
When I do it from unmanaged C++, with smart pointers, the DLL gets #imported
fine and it compiles OK. But when it gets to it, it has an unhandled

I have a project that consists of an unmanaged DLL (extended stored
procedure) and a static library, which I have converted to managed, although
it has got one unmanaged function which is exported to the unmanaged.
I keep getting the linker warning 'warning - images compiled with ...

I have a communications test program written in Visual C++.
I use the PC's serial port and save data in a Excel database.
I want to run this program on a pocket PC.
1. Do I need another compiler to do this? Which one?

After creating a new .NET Class Library project, I then add the header file:
#include <iostream>
(I tried adding in my main .cpp file and also tried in stdafx.h file.)
Doesn't work, and I get the following error messages:

The code below compiles fine with vc++.6 but not with vc++.net
the error message is:
..\RegistryArray_demo\RegistryArray\RegArray.h(28): error C3860: template
argument list following class template name must list parameters in the

Hi, Im hoping someone can give me some advice.
Im doing some development using VS Whidbey 2005 beta 1.
Im about to implement some highly time critical code related to a
managed collection of floats.

Im using Windows XP Pro, SP2 (error was still with SP1), P4 3.4Ghz, 1Gb Ram,
NVidia FX1100 Graphics, Using Programs such as Autodesk Inventor & AutoCAD. I
don't have a clue what Microsoft Visual is but when using the Windows
Explorer I get a message saying Microsoft Visual C++ ...

I downloaded the vs6sp5.exe file and then tried to run it, but I get a
windows error that this is not a valid windows32 application, so I cannot
install the update.
does anyone know why this is happening?

Say I have a managed C++ app with some code that looks something like this:
void MyMethod()
{
   struct Point { int x, y; };