Hello....
I wanted to know if there was a way to write simple c code using visual .net?
I really want to get used to the ide but i'm not sure how to..
Any comments will be appreciated...

i use  TcpClient
client = new TcpClient(S"localhost", PORT_NUM);
when  run  code above
and  now  how to know when  it  connect  server already

In a W2000 server, we have the message:
"Overlapped I/O operation is in progress. (997)"
We are using SLNet telnet server, with PIPE. The application is VC++.
The code to inicialize the PIPE is:

Is there some kind of preprocessor switch that I can key off of to
determine whether the compiler is compiling code in managed or unmanaged
mode?
I've found that some code needs to be changed when running in managed

I m in trouble with a white space included in the path of an .exe file.
Precisely located in Program Files/...
How to deal with the launching of a command that calls this .exe ?
CreateProcess(NULL, ligne_de_com, NULL, NULL, FALSE,

I am trying to use PlaySound in a VC++.net Windows app (VS 2003). I can use
it to play a file but now I want to play it from a resource.  I have two
questions:
How do I add a wav file to my project as a resource (steps please)

i'm making a mysql call from c# to a mysql database for a windows
application.  when i try to use the join command it works fine until the
column being joined gets to a null character and then the rest of that column
becomes null.  my statement is:

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All C++ files in VC++ must start with
#include "stdafx.h"
Did anyone ever figure out why? Other C++ compilers have precompiler
mechanisms that don't need source code modifications to function. If the

I'm porting my application from VC++ 6.0 to VS .Net
and experiencing a difference in the double precisions.
I have the following code in my application
double val = 16e-6;

I'm trying to use a DLL (by static linking) which was compiled with Borland
C++Builder (BCB) in Visual C++ (Visual-Studio 2003).
All functions are declared with the directive 'extern "C"' so that a
cross-compiler-usage must be possible.

Some classes that once compiled without problems on VS 2003 have now
problems on VS 2005 Beta 1. I'm talking about a __nogc class that is
exported with __declspec(dllexport).
The compiler message is this:

     I'm using a Managed C++ project with MFC support. I have an ArrayList
pointer object alValue (ArrayList* alValue) to this object i want to add all
the elements present in Vector<double> vVector to it..
I'm using this line of code..

I am developing under Microsoft visual Studio 2005 in C++.
In my code I use the std:: string class and when I compile I don't
have any mistakes. However, when I debug my program (with
breakpoints) and i try to see the content of my std:: strings , i get

Hi, I'm new to C++ so may be this is a trivial problem but...
I'm trying to create a template class, in header file I declared it
and in source file implement, seems nice, but linker won't link
constructors and destructors as I'd like him to do.