I'd like to write a Generic class that use a pointer to the generic structure.
I can't do this
 unsafe public class PClass<S> where S : new()
   {

I wrote a C# program that is calling C++ legacy code to open a serial port
(using CreateFile (comPort,
GENERIC_READ|GENERIC_WRITE,0,NULL,OPEN_EXISTING,FILE_FLAG_OVERLAPPED,NULL))
.

I am writing a container class  so that I can reuse my double ended list
code.  I have a base class CListBase that handles inserts and deletes with a
member function addItem, defined as:
template<class T>

I'm using Microsoft Development Environment 2002 Version 7.0.9466 on
Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2.  If I compile the following
code at maximum warning level:
#include <functional>

I would like to have a tip about this kind of warning, what should I do
get rid of that warning?
LINK : warning LNK4243: DLL containing objects compiled with /clr is not
linked with /NOENTRY; image may not run correctly

I have a function that has a variable no of arguments
(note! function shortened)
myfunction(int someID, ...)
{

i originally posted this via another portal, but after giving it time
to propagate it still hasn't shown up. My apologies for the
multiposting.
This might be a very simple question, but i am still getting my head

I am trying to use CDatabase class and include the class <afxdb.h>, but the
following error occurs,
Linking...
nafxcwd.lib(afxmem.obj) : error LNK2005: "void * __cdecl operator

quick question for anyone who can help...im trying to mak a program that will
take an entered username and store a list of teams they chose from a list and
save that, to be called later. does anybody kno what i should save this list
as? thanks

I'm puzzled how to mix managed/unmanaged C++ in the following scenario:
Unmanaged
------------
Callback listener class with method that should call an event in managed

How the code annotations ( __in_opt, __out, __checkReturn ... ) are supposed
to work ?  
Are they part of the new MS C language (that's, real tokens understood by
the compiler), or always #define'd as nothing and interpreted by some

Can anyone please help me figure out why all of a sudden (even after many
restarts of Visual Studio 2005 and reboots, etc) I am no longer able to set
breakpoints in the disassembler window.  I should mention that this is
assembler code I generate by writing opcodes to memory, but ...

I'm trying to use forward declaration with value class but I don't succeed
in compiling my (quite simple) sample code.
This is my code I'm trying to compile (Visual Studio 2003)
namespace managedDll

I want to create a program that you setup to automatically do data entry. I
need to know how to move the mouse pointer and click the mouse and stuff
automatically, and how to focus and minimize windows. Do you know which
objects and libraries I should be using? I've got Visual ...

i have two .lib files, but i dunno how to include in my compilation in
vc.NET...
also, is there anyone has used IBM MQ before? i dunno how to connect all its
library... dunno why