I have encountered a class data alignment issue in Microsoft Visual
Studio .Net 2003 (C++, 7.1). The issue only appears in certain
configurations.
My class is a simple class with no inheritance. The class includes 2

Is there a windows API call which will tell me which process has a file open?

how can i work on MSAcess with C++ ????

Hi Friends,
Please help me for make a solution for the following
problem :
- I would like to use SQL server 2000 with my exisitng

i am working a some C++ software that will run both on windows and linux.
development is done on windows with VS .NET 2003.
when i view and edit source files on linux (using Vim), all windows
source files are littered with ^m characters everywhere.

I thought that I had read somewhere before about a limit to the number of
DLL's that could be loaded by a 32 bit application when it is run on Windows
98/ME operating systems.
But I can't seem to find the document in MSDN.

When I click on a jpeg or bitmap file while browsing files on my computer
the system show shows "Details" to the left.  I am assuming this data is
derived from the file using some object which is most likely registered in
the registry.

While installing .NET Version 1.1 from Prerequisites disk, get "Fatal
Execution Engine Error (0x7926FCD8)".  Installation continues after I click
"Okay," but at the end of the .NET installation, I get the error message, "An
exception 'System.ExecutionEngineException' has occurred ...

QueryPerformanceCounter returns a LARGE_INTEGER, which the documentation
states is equivalent to a signed 64-bit integer.  My question is, can
QueryPerformanceCounter return negative values, or is its output restricted
to positive values?  TIA!

I have a dll that was working in VC6, but isn't loading after being built in
VC71. LoadLibrary() returns null and the error code (from GetLastError()) is
-2147483645 "One or more arguments are invalid".
If I use LoadLibraryEx(dll,NULL,DONT_RESOLVE_DLL_REFERENCES) it loads fine

<rant> I've spent 30 minutes trying to find information on the CString
left function. in VC6 you get MFC class & a complete list of
operators. And an overview. This seems to be entirely absent or hard
to find.

Is it possible to "disable" certain parts of the MSDN documentation (for
example, all stuff pertaining to FoxPro or to Windows CE) so that it doesnt
show up in my index?

Hey everyone,
I know regular c++ has cast operators: dynamic_cast, static_cast, const_cast
and reinterpret_cast.
But, I'd like to know if I can use any of these to cast from System::Object

I have a C++ application that I have built using MS VC++ .NET. I would like
to set it up/convert it for multiple users to run it from the web. I have
posted this to the 'microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.webservices' forum but
no response.

VC 2003 calls f(char const*) for the following code, but it should call
the function template as f(char const*) is no perfect match (because of
decay).
Please could someone analyze the behaviour in VC .2005?