I still try to implement a .Net wrapper to handel AVI Files. I'm unsing
managed C++ with VStudio 2003. The structure of my classes looks like this:
class AudioStream {
    ...

I am trying to open a text file, I use this code :
private: void button1_Click(System::Object^  sender, System::EventArgs^  e)
{
Stream^ myStream;

According to
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dv_vstechart/ht
ml/vctchoptimizingyourcodewithvisualc.asp,
Visual C++ .NET 2003 compiler can generate cmov instructions with arch:SSE or
arch:SSE2.

setting the switch /clr significantly increased the linking time (ca. 18
min). The linker output shows "/incremental:no /fullbuild", when setting the
switch /test.
The same code linked in less than 1 minute without the /clr switch. Is it

I'm trying to use _fseeki64 to read large files but getting linker error
(undefined) though I link with msvcrt.lib.
Can any one suggest a way to fix this problem or suggesting different
function?

In further work on my "baffling unresolved token error" from yesterday,
I have moved to an approach of placing more code in the native .lib
file which is then called from the managed wrapper.
Unfortunately, I seem to be unable to debug the native .lib.  It is in

I am finding that the file:
Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\PlatformSDK\Lib\msi.lib
does not exist even though:
Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\PlatformSDK\Lib\AMD64\msi.lib

may i know how can i hightlight a row in a list box using VC++??
thanks alot
wayne
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                 I program with Visual C++ .NET 2003.
                 I have an application that I want to quit if a specific
date is passed. (the user will not choose Quit in the menu)
                 I want to terminate the application in the OnClose member

Within a Windows Service, is there a way to find out if a user (any user)
has already logged on to the machine ?
Thanks In Advance !
Polaris

I have a program that uses the OleDbConnection class using C++.NET. I have
all of the appropriate includes, namespaces, references, etc. and declare the
class:
class OleDBClass {

Take this code:
1: int main()
2: {
3:   unsigned short x[5] = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };

I've just started writing managed C++ (VS 2005 Beta 2) and I really have not
read a whole lot about the differences between managed and unmanaged C++.
Using the class wizard, I can create a managed class defined like:
ref class MyClass {

Hi all,
I have to recompile a MFC++ Program developped under NT4.0 in XP. We store
the printer settings (DEVMODE and DEVNAMES) as part of our document. When
printing in batch mode, we need to create a PrintingContext without asking

Hi, I want to initialize a static String array in MC++. What I want to
do is to initialize my String array like the C# way: new String[]
{"11", "22"} but I could not find an equivalent in MC++.  The onlu
thing I can do is this: new String*[2] but I cannot specified any