Will "STL .NET" of VS 2005 include a fully managed std::string?

i am using a third party static library (.lib) that wraps a class interface
around an old C-style dll. in the static library they use the STL for some
stuff i don't know about.
in my own code, i also use the STL, for basic_string for example.

Why the following does not compile:
#using <mscorlib.dll>
int main()
{

This is my first post here, so please excuse me for any mistakes I make.
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I'm having a hard time displaying modal/non-modal dialog boxes in a Windows
Forms Application project, because of the following problem:

In managed C++, if a function takes an array as an argument, it has to
specify whether that array is managed or not. If I want to handle both
managed and un-managed arrays, does that mean that there has to be two
functions? e.g.,

With the advent of all work being performed regarding the WS-*
standards, some of them already implemented in the .NET platform with
the release of WS 2.0.
Since my Web Services platform of choice is the ATL Server libraries I

I'm creating managed classes in an managed application, and believe I've
seen the following generate a compile error:
__gc class Parent_Class {} ;
__gc class Child_Class : public Parent_Class {} ;

Hi together,
I am using the following code in Visual Basic to open Word or Excel
applications:
Word:

I have a project in which i havn't changed the /Zp flag and left it at the
default (8 bytes).
my problem is that upon execution the structs aren't aligned at all, as if i
used /Zp1.

this seems ok:
template<class T> ref class MyTemplateClass
{
String^ get_Name() { return nullptr; }; void set_Name( String^ ) {};

Having troubles with my program and i believe it has something to do with my
project settings for precompiled headers. This is what i have: my main cpp
file, vector.h/cpp and polygon.h/cpp.
vector.h includes math, polygon includes vector and gl/gl.h, and main

Hi again,
I've defined the following structure:
typedef struct _MYSTRUCT{
   CTypedPtrArray<CPtrArray,SECSTRUCT*> a;      

I'm feeling foolish.  I have searched high and low, both online and in the
help, and I can't seem to find out how to profile my program.  Please accept
my apology if this is not the appropriate venue for this question.
Is there a profiling tool in .NET 2003 for profiling unmanaged ...

I'm an Enterprise Architect at a large insurance company.  My background is
Java, and I have brought in the CodePro metrics & code audit tool that runs
automated metrics and code audits within Eclipse/WSAD.
I'm interested in finding some similar tools for our C++ developers, who ...