First of all, i want to use the new managed class syntax  and STL.NET
under Microsoft Visual (C++) Studio 2005 Beta.
I read in a Microsoft
article(http://msdn.microsoft.com/VISUALC/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dnvs05/html/s
tl-netprimer.asp)

I am trying to pass C# object to MC++ as one of the method Parameter.
I am getting following Fatal error.
fatal error C1001: INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR
(compiler file 'msc1.cpp', line 2701)

Is it possible to declare a static managed member in managed code?
gcroot<MyClass*> instance
works,
but

I get the following error during runtime:
Unhandled Exception: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at SXInit(Int32 )
The SXInit method is a native C function I am calling from Managed C++ and the method is expecting a number of ...

I'm currently writing a simple, unmanaged, VC++ 2003 unmanaged app
without .NET libraries (for project specific reasons).
My current stumbling block is how to delete a service. The only method
I know of by hand is to go into the registry, navigate to

I've written some simple games and now I want to create installers for them.
I've added the thrid party dlls that I use (fmod, libsdl..) but my games also
need certain Visual Studio .NET dlls.
1. How do I supply the Visual Studio .NET dlls to the end user? (Ship the

I have an unmanaged console app written in C++.  I can't figure out how to
get C++ to do the standard issue "press any key to continue" thing:
 cout << "Press any key to continue: ";
 cin >> <your code goes here>;

  If I have a program wroten in C,and defined a struct like this:
typedef struct data
{
  int m_i;

I am running some code in c++ and giving me the following error
--------------------Configuration: Project_C_Calculator - Win32
Debug--------------------
Compiling...

I'm trying to create a template function to convert from a vector of
Es, to a managed array of Es. I want this to work with std::vector, or
any other type that implements the call requirements of this function.
I get the following error on this code:

Should the following algorithm produce the binary equivalent of an inputed
decimal value?
----------
cout << "Decimal value: ";

I'm a die hard c# developer, developing win32 and web based enterprise apps
for last few years.
The development team I'm on is going down a path I feel is wrong.
I scoping out the web to knock their solution but of course, an alternative

When I created my C++ project I mistakenly used Chinese. Now all the labels
on the buttons cannot show Swedish characters, which I would like it to do.
Can I change this setting somewhere or do I have to create my project allover
again?

I wrote a program that communicate with SerialComm. In every 300
milliseconds, my program continuously send & receive data via the serial
port once the program starts.
My program is once in a while, the serial port seems corrupted because when

I'm going to be using a ListBox in my managed C++ application, and have a
question. Why are the Items you Add to a ListBox in the form of generic
Object*'s? I believe a ListBox displays a table of selectable options via
multiple lines (or columns) of TEXT, so why doesn't Add ...