I'm having trouble converting an old project to visual studio C++ .net
v7.1.3088
I've updated one of the header files to use #include <iostream>, and used
the std namspace.

is there a way, using windbg.exe and dbgclr.exe together, to debug a mixed
DLL? (without using VS IDE)
i.e., to sort of make windbg "take over" when it gets to the unmanaged
part...

Q: Is there a good way to overcome this apparent bug without modifying the
mfc code?
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Info:  Although it is NOT a good idea, I seemed to have perhaps located a

trying to compile bounce.c from msvcc's help on multi-thread.
i get the error:
c:\Applications\C++ Step By Step\begthrd\begthrd.cpp(82): error C2664:
'_beginthread' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'void (char *)' to 'void

I have a managed C++ DLL that contains the following:
MyLib.h:
// MyLib.h
#pragma once

I am using VS 2005.
If I compile the following code only line 6 returns me an error while
line 9 returns a warning. If I comment the line 6 and debug the
program the assignments of lines {9, 11} work fine.

this code is from "C++/CLI Language Specification Working Draft 1.7,
Sep, 2004"
//---
void F(... array<int>^ args)

A third party vendor has provided me a C++ .Net DLL, a .lib and all necessary
.h files, as well as a sample C++ .NET app that uses the DLL.  The sample app
needs the Stack Reserve Size set to 2meg, as well as a few other Compiler and
Linker options set.  I want to access the ...

We have a class written in MC++ that has a data member of a class written in
C#.
When the MC++ goes out of scope, it's destructor is properly called and it's
memory is released. However, the C# class Dispose() never gets called, and

Hi, I recently contacted a Microsoft service rep and was directed here. My
problem is getting worse and worse. Here is the original message (several
days ago):
I've been using your Microsoft Visual C++ for my C++ projects for some time

I want to build a standard application (without .NET Framework features)
with my Visual C++.NET. I want to produce a standalone executable
application that runs in another PC without .NET Framework.
How can i do this? (if there isn't .NET Framework, my application doesn't

Could someone tell me how I go about converting textbox->text to and integer
value?
Thanks
Dave

Hello World,
I am using Visual C++.Net Ver 6 and am hoping to find out how to determine
the share name/UNC path that is associated with a specific drive letter.
I've looked at the Drive Object documentation, but there is no C++ code to

I'm porting an app from vc++6 to vc++ 7.1, and am having some trouble
exporting functions. I can export simple functions from a DLL by simply
putting __declspec(dllexport) in front of them, and I can then use them just
fine in my app. When I try to export a function with a ...

Will the final release get inline assembly?  It seems a bit odd to allow it
for 32-bit but not 64-bit one there are so many optimaztions that can be
done.  It seems strange to have to code the whole function in asm just to
have about 5 lines of asm in a 200 line code block... I'm ...