I'm using "FILE" function to write an array in a file and in this way I see
that when is present a line feed (10) the function automatically insert a
carriage return(13). This cause an error when i try to read the file. I would
like to know why this carriage return is inserted ...

I'm having a trouble with a Shell.Folder object when I'm trying to use it
from a C++ application, but at the same time, the same object works fine
from within html script.
The effect is that, I cannot put data into a compressed folder in C++, in

Going directly to the point:
myclass.h:
//--------------------------------------
#pragma managed

I am making a managed C++ wrapper for calling legacy C++ code from C#.
I don't understand what's wrong with following code :
__gc public class SerialBuffer
{

I have an array of bytes like
 Byte m_Data[] = new Byte[2000] ;
Byte sequences starting at a random index (4 byte aligned) should be
interpreted as unsigned long values and compared with each other.