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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / November 2004

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writing competing products in vc++08 Nov 2004 02:54 GMT4
on some opensource group when I tried to compile there compiler with vc++
someone said this to me:
"BTW, does the VS.NET license even allows one to write compilers with it?
I remember reading the Visual C++ once and it expressly prohibited writing
Does intellisense work for VC++ in VS.NET 2003 or what??????08 Nov 2004 02:10 GMT3
Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't.  It seems to work most when
declaring variables, and hitting "::" between namespaces.  But when I hit
"->" I get the message "Intellisense: no additional information available"
in the status bar, sometimes.  Other times it works.  What the ...
printf deprecated in whidbey07 Nov 2004 21:12 GMT2
can anyone tell what the equivalent new syntax using the secure CRT would be
for
_TCHAR* thestring = "Hello World";
_tprintf(_T("The string is \"%s\"\n"), thestring);
What OpenMP brings to C++?07 Nov 2004 08:01 GMT5
Looks like this technology is comming along with VS2005. Anybody has an
expirience of using it along with C++? What are the patterns?
Thanks,
Vladimir.
msde2000 06 Nov 2004 21:11 GMT2
msde2000
Hi,
Can I use ado .Net to write non manage application in vc++???
What is exactly msde and did it better then access??
Managed memory vs unmanaged memory06 Nov 2004 18:18 GMT4
My understanding is that when I re-compile a existing MFC application with
the /clr switch, that the code generated is managed(with some exceptions)
but that the data isn't, i.e. not garbage collected. I also noticed that
when replaced some of the existing MFC dialogs with managed ...
internal compiler error msvc 7.106 Nov 2004 10:41 GMT1
The following causes an internal compiler error:
void f (int &a)
{
 int (const &b) = a;
Forced 7.1 upgrade, now everyone hates me06 Nov 2004 03:37 GMT8
I forced everyone upgrade to MSVC 7.1/.net/2003 from MSVC6. Now my coworkers
hate me!  I try to explain that VC has better template support, but they are
still very angry.
What can I do to make my coworkers enjoy VC7.1/.net/2003 more and not want
Extended stored procedure05 Nov 2004 14:13 GMT9
I am having an issue that I've been having for months, whereby I can't get
*ANY* extended stored procedure to run on the PC other than the one I
developed it on.
The ones I have tested have all got exactly the same SQL server
2005 Express edition05 Nov 2004 11:22 GMT12
I installed .NET 2005 express edition, and am about to unnistall it again
because it can't seem to be able to even insert a resource file into a
project. Can anyone tell me is this right? Should it be able to?
I know it's express edition, and therefore limited functionality, but ...
Compile-time check for virtual function existence in derived class05 Nov 2004 11:16 GMT3
Actually I am creating a hierarchy of MANAGED classes.
I like to know if there is way to mark a virtual (abstract) function as
"must be implemented on each derived class".
example:
Managed C++ calling unmanaged C++ dll05 Nov 2004 06:09 GMT5
I have a managed C++ dll,, which is called from C#.  The managed C++ module
then calls a non-managed C++ dll which returns a linked list.  If I pass in a
beginning node, and then have the non-managed C++ dll add links to the
existing node, everything works fine.  If I pass in a ...
Files loaded when compiling05 Nov 2004 03:53 GMT2
I was curious to see the following show up in the debug window as my project
compiled. Why would this load?
"Loaded 'C:\Program Files\Yahoo!\Messenger\idle.dll', No symbols loaded."
Reference problem05 Nov 2004 02:26 GMT6
I have a class Y in assembly B which is derived from a class Z in assembly
C. So I correctly add a reference to assembly C in assembly B, build
assembly B and everything builds fine. Now I create an assembly A which
refers to class Y in assembly B. So I add a reference in assembly A ...
Varolan Windows Formun Kontrolu04 Nov 2004 15:46 GMT1
Selam arkadaslar,
c# ile program geli?tiriyorum.MDI bir formda child formlar? menudeki
butonlara basarak olusturuken olusturmak istedi?im formun daha onceden
olusturulup o an hala varoldugunu kontrol etmem gerekiyor.Burdaki amac?m
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