Using VS2005Beta 2 I have VC++/CLI class defined in a Class Library DLL as:
#foo.h
namespace foo
{

I am having trouble implementing the following callback:
CNCSError CECWCompressor::WriteReadLine(UINT32 nNextLine, void
**ppInputArray)
where ppInputArray is a 3 by x array. The length of x is not known at

Hey everyone,
If I am writing a .NET library using managed C++, when exactly do I have to
decorate a pointer with the __gc decorator?
Thanks,

I want to make RichTextBox very similar to Windows Command Prompt (cmd.exe).
It means that I need that nobody can delete the prompt and move cursor in
window except in the same line.
I use the following code:

Is there aan equivalent of JUnit for unit testing (Visual) C++ code ?
tkx, B.

I've a function witch have a managed array as input and output parameters.
output array has the same size as input array
I'de like to declare an array witch has the same size like the input array :
array<int,2>^ fct(array<int,2>^ T)

I have been successfully calling DLL's using VC++ 6.0 and also using VC++7.1
(.NET). I only mention this because I have never felt comfortable with the
process, but nonetheless it did work. Recently I started calling an unmanaged
DLL from a .NET app. It worked fine. Now I have ...

I want to use Net Forms (I think thats what theyre called) to build a
really sexy, cool front end - but then use Visual C++ (not VC++ .NET -
because I want native code, not IL) to create a "blisteringly" fast
application with a cool front end.

Is there a way to avoid conflicts between CreateDirectory() (from API) and
Directory::CreateDirectory(). The other functions from Directory class
works(Exists() as example). It seems to be caused by the inclusion of
"windows.h" ... but I need it.

I have very strange situations.
The following code always crashes any .Net appication that uses it.
What I have:
1. The Managed C++ code (test.h and test.cpp) that defines enumeration "Els" and function that returns an array of values of this enum "Els" as output parameter ...

I'm running Visual Studio.NET and am experiencing a problem during debugging
(i assume this will also be the case during normal operation). If the
variable "test" is a double and "denom" a finite integer, the operation test
= 1 / denom; results in test having a value of 0.000000! ...

Hi, there,
I have a multi-threaded non-MFC program that will include a regular dll
which would be part of the user interface, possibly a dialog based interface.
I would prefer to have the user interface dll run on its own thread. How to

What is the equivalent of PostMessage() in Managed C++;
Thanks,
Hugo

What are the versions for the Visual Studio.NET developement?
I need VC++ 7.1 for developing for AutoCAD. Is VS 2002 with Service Pack 1
the correct installation?

I have a VC++.net Win32 console application, however when I compile , I get
this error
error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'Length'
Explain...