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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / January 2005

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CoInitializeEx31 Jan 2005 23:29 GMT2
I am trying to use CoInitializeEx but VC++ 6.0 compiler always complaining
error C2065: 'CoInitializeEx' : undeclared identifier.  
According to MSDN
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/com/htm/cmf_a2c
_5iyg.asp
),
Yet another debug-to-release issue31 Jan 2005 22:48 GMT5
How many times have we had a program that works toot-sweet in debug but dies
in release? Too many.
I've created .NET assembly containing a bunch of managed wrapper C++ classes
that wrap unmanged C++ classes; these unmanaged C++ classes are located in a
Exception when using delayload linker option in release build31 Jan 2005 18:18 GMT3
I have a VC++6 project where I need to delay load a DLL. I used a structured
exception handling frame and all seems to work when I build the debug version
and run it (either in or out of the debugger). In debug build, the exception
is caught and reported gracefully to the user. ...
howto: creating custom platform for VC++ projects?31 Jan 2005 17:54 GMT1
Is there a way to create a new fully customized target for VC++
projects in VS .NET 2003? The idea is to add support for new
compilers, so you can compile the same project with different
compilers (maybe crosscompilers for other platforms) within the VS
dialog box31 Jan 2005 14:59 GMT1
I'm realli sorry, very bad in programming.
How do we create another dialog box when OK button is click on the
first dialog box?
Thanks alot
.exe Decompilers31 Jan 2005 14:32 GMT2
Does anyone know where I can get an exe decompiler for C++ I am trying
to get some files for my program that is already an exe but I don't
know how to crack it and I lost the code so if anyone has an exe
decompiler or can make one I appreaciate it thanks
about vector31 Jan 2005 06:47 GMT1
I have a program which use <vector>. When I compile the program the vc.net
2003 compiler always complains that:
......
Compiling resources...
a question on VC++.NET compiler31 Jan 2005 06:45 GMT4
I have some code like this:
///////////////
void  test(int* a)
{
How can i retrive a Date and Time?30 Jan 2005 14:57 GMT1
i would like to use date and time to name as my file name..
But how can i retrieve a Date and Time??
For example, now is 30/1/05(dd:mm:yy) , 13.06.30(hh:mm:ss)
i would like to name my file as 050130130630.txt
How Can I move a file to other directories?30 Jan 2005 03:30 GMT1
Giap wrote:
> *I am writing a program using vc++. Now i need to move the file i
> create to other place but i failed to do that. Can anyone pls give me
> a hint? *
XML Parser29 Jan 2005 16:48 GMT1
I'd like to know if the Chilkat XML Parser can still be used under
Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Beta, because apparently not.
If yes which libraries am i supposed to add.
Sincerely,
'FILETIME': ambiguous symbol29 Jan 2005 11:51 GMT1
I want to play sound using winapi, so I wrote these lines of code:-
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
using namespace System;
using namespace System::Runtime::InteropServices;
Success Through Cluelessness28 Jan 2005 22:28 GMT2
Recently I was having a problem where the creation of an fstream object
in my lib file would crash. The lib file was linked to a managed dll.
I fixed the problem by changing the 'Run time library' to have a value
of 'Multi-threaded Debug DLL (/MDd)' on all the lib files, dlls, and
WinForm richtextbox....appending font color changes (newbie-ish)28 Jan 2005 18:26 GMT1
I have a situation where I am appending text to a multi-line
(rich)textbox in a C# form.  Now depending on which event does the
appendtext, i want to distinguish the lines in the textbox by having
them written in different font colors.  So my multi-line textbox will
how to transform a System :: String to a std :: string28 Jan 2005 15:32 GMT1
I'd like to know how to transform (or convert) a System :: String to a
std :: string under Visual Studio (C++) 2005 Beta.
Sincerely,
bor_kev
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