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

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Array pointer and Array are the same?15 Mar 2005 02:42 GMT3
Will is affect the result if I pass Array Pointer as a parameter to a
function compare to Array as a parameter?
For example,
BYTE buffer[1024]
Linker error with templatized function15 Mar 2005 01:12 GMT3
This is the first time I've tried to create a templatized function, and I
can't get past a linker error.  I create a new, unmanaged C++ application
and added a class named MyClass.  In MyClass.h I added:
   template <class T> void MyFunc(T);
HOWTO: Call a Managed DLL from MFC C++ Code15 Mar 2005 00:49 GMT3
I have done exactly like stated in 'HOW TO: Call a Managed DLL from Native
C++ Code' from Knowledge Base, but in my MFC application I have implemented
the tmain section in it's own MFC class. All is looking good until a call to
interfaced Method is done, then I recieve a negative ...
TCP stream?15 Mar 2005 00:45 GMT2
Is there a stream class that handles TCP/IP or UDP/IP, or a Socket class to
serve the same purpose, hiding somewhere in the unmanaged C++ standard
library?
 - Bob
Overriding WinHelp is not working in .NET15 Mar 2005 00:31 GMT1
Hi Friends,
I have an application which was developed with Visual C++ 6.0 and MFC. In
the application, the CWinApp::WinHelp method was overridden to support
context sensitive help (F1 help). After upgrading to Visual Studio .Net
mobile_step_chip=> cheap results ?14 Mar 2005 23:17 GMT11
I've been suprised that using VC.net with a Intel_PIVMobile (laptop) to note
that the scientific calculation computed in a separate thread used never more
than 50%of the computer's CPU any threadPriority I can choose ...?
Any idea around ?
ostringstream(string) constructor14 Mar 2005 20:39 GMT3
Why doesn't the following unmanaged C++ code work as expected:
 string s;
 ostringstream strm(s);    // This stream should store results in s
 strm << 25;
win service and HKCU and SHGetFolderPath with CSIDL_APPDATA14 Mar 2005 20:20 GMT4
A Windows service (which obviously starts before any user logs in) is
failing to:
- read something from registry from a key under the HKCU
- try to find out the user path by doing the following call:
Validating IP & MAC Addresses ...14 Mar 2005 18:33 GMT5
- Is there a function that can validate IP addresses?
- Is there a function that can validate MAC addresses?
Hugo
edit box14 Mar 2005 16:30 GMT1
how can i read a .csv file and output it into an edit box?
i also need to know how can i display more than one csv file
thank
-
Plotting14 Mar 2005 15:23 GMT1
I develop application with C++.Net and i want to add module:PLOT where
i can enter and calculate data ,view the changing graphs. Plot will
enable to create plots fast and easily and options can be changed
interactively.
Navigation dans les tables enfants d'un DataGrid14 Mar 2005 13:16 GMT1
Bonjour
Je veux pouvoir gontr ler la navigation dans les tables enfants dans
ma DataGrid, c'est   dire je veux acceder aux donn es de la table
enfant pour des lignes sp cifiques et pas pour d'autres.Sachant que la
C++ class library release still require debug runtime dll14 Mar 2005 08:37 GMT2
The release build class library can only work with msvcr71d.dll and
msvcp71d.dll exist. How to make this class library work on any
machine without using the debug dlls? What are the project settings
that i need to take note so that it will become a "real" release
Critical Sections & Threading14 Mar 2005 03:04 GMT6
Hi I am looking for some help
on Threading and Critical Sections
I have a main thread that controls an event
the event handler creates a new thread for carrying out the work
Unmanaged C++ object lifetime13 Mar 2005 23:49 GMT3
I have a basic question regarding holding references to objects in unmanaged
C++.  Suppose my unmanaged C++ class has a method that accepts a reference
to an object as an argument, and stores the object reference in a stack
object, and another method that uses the stored objects ...
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