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

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Reading Ports !04 Jul 2005 17:06 GMT1
Good evening :
How can I know , when some Pc has connected to my pc through some port ?,
How can I identify what computer is ?? and what port is using ?
Thanks in advanced,
C++ Interop, _gc Strings to _nogc char*04 Jul 2005 09:46 GMT1
Is there a similar method like Marshal::StringToHGlobalAnsi() by using an
existing pointer, rather than allocating memory and returning a new pointer?
My target buffers are persistent must must not be allocated every time when
converting from String to char*;
SetPixel and colors04 Jul 2005 04:46 GMT1
Somebody can explain me why if I put a color with SetPixel the color showed
is of another value? For example: I've to draw a grayscale image. The color
RGB(90,90,90) become RGB(40,45,60). In the Visual C++ 6 help I see:
Return Values
how to subclass in vc++.net 200204 Jul 2005 03:58 GMT2
I was wondering if someone could tell me how or point me to an
appropriate web page that will show me how to subclass a control in
vc++.net 2002.  What I want to do is to be able to pop up a dialog box
when double clicking on a edit box.  I tried using the OnLButtonDblClk,
Convert unmanaged void* to managed object ?03 Jul 2005 16:28 GMT1
my unmanaged method return void* pointer to my managed c++ wrapper class.
How do i convert this pointer to a managed object so that a c# client could
use it ?
Thanks.
Dispose question03 Jul 2005 11:47 GMT3
I wrote a manage c++ wrapper classes that wraps an unmanaged c++ classes.
if my unmanaged c++ classes don't used any critical resources , do i still
need to make my managed c++ wrapper classes to implement IDisposable  just
because they are wrapping an unmanage c++ class ?
pure c03 Jul 2005 10:15 GMT1
can i write in c language in .net ?
i mean the "pure" (is that what they called ansi c ?) c language?
you can't create a c project in the .net freamework.... so, it must
be c++ ?
Access violation03 Jul 2005 00:01 GMT2
I want to fill an edit control from a text file. I need help debugging
a couple of runtime errors: "Stack around the variable txtFromFile was
corrupted" and an access violation in ReadFile(). Ideas?
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help me choose c++ or c#02 Jul 2005 23:54 GMT2
I am an intermediate c programmer and I have decided to enter the world
of object oriented programming so now I am reading 2 books for learning
c++. The first is "thinking in c++" for Bruce Eckel and the second is
"C++ complete reference " by Herb Schildt , but now I really need to
LNK2020 DLL using another DLL02 Jul 2005 17:45 GMT3
I did create a dll A using managed c++. I have no problem using this
dll in a .NET application using c#. I now have another dll B that uses
functionality from the first dll A. When building dll B I get the
following link error:
Setting project include directories (VC 7.1): #include <file> vs #include "file"02 Jul 2005 15:00 GMT2
I am (trying) to compile some code I downloaded from the internet. The
sources contain references to header files - using the form :
#include <pathname/file>
If I change the form to this:
insert jpg picture in dialog02 Jul 2005 09:35 GMT3
How do you insert a jpg picture from file on to an area of a dialog box
I can do this using picturebox to insert a jpg picture onto a form, but the
picturebox control is not available for a dialog box
Thanks
RegEdit02 Jul 2005 01:12 GMT6
How Can I recover data from REgEDIT since Visual C++ 6.0 ?
Thanks in advanced
I'm a beginner01 Jul 2005 22:18 GMT3
What is different between #include<iostream> and #include "stdio.h"?
Why I always failed when I used the word #include<iostream> in Visual
C++.NET 2003, but I succeeded when I added the word #include "stdio.h"?
Profiling tool for Vis C++?01 Jul 2005 17:51 GMT13
I've got Visual C++ 2003.  I'm looking for a profiling tool.  I'm from the
Unix world where a good profiler comes free and built into the compiler and
linker.  
I tried the Help utility in Visual C++ and got 500 hits for "profile" .. but
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