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

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HOWTO: passing an [in,out] char* from Managed C++ to Unmanaged C.12 Jul 2005 12:35 GMT2
I am writing Managed C++ code to call in to an Unmanaged C API.
The reason for using Managed C++ over C# is that the Unmanaged C
module is loaded via LoadLibrary().  DllImport cannot be used;
functions pointers and GetProcAddress() is being used.
Drawings in front of an image12 Jul 2005 10:02 GMT2
I'm developing a multiple forms application in Microsoft Visual Studio
C++ .NET 2003. I have a problems with graphics: I draw my diagrams in a
pictureBox using its paint event and using the Invalidate() function to
call it. It works very well.
Managed X UnManaged Speed12 Jul 2005 05:22 GMT1
Is there much diference in the time a unmanaged code and a managed code spend
to run the same process?
I'm learning directx and thinking of the performance problem of using it
with managed code...
what is the meaning of STL.NET12 Jul 2005 05:03 GMT4
I found that the STL.NET published with VS Beta2, but what is the meaning of
STL.NET.
Is it just a simple wrapper to replace the old std stl?
I can find nothing new but the keyword 'Generate' to replace 'Template',and
Silly question about Try Catch...11 Jul 2005 21:14 GMT2
Hello I know this is extremely basic, I just want to make sure I got it right.
is:
try{}
catch{}
String::Format() doesn't take integer as param object11 Jul 2005 20:00 GMT1
This is the code snippet:
...
int nTest = 10;
String * pMsg = String::Format( "Display an integer here: {0}", nTest);
Visual C++ Webservice consumer11 Jul 2005 16:00 GMT3
I have an application that uses webservices with SOAP attachements.  In order
to pass data to a webservice it uses the ATLSOAP_BLOB datastructre.  This
application works great on my PC where I have Visual Studio .net 2003
installed.  However when I deploy the application to a pc ...
C++ Crashing Template Bug11 Jul 2005 15:24 GMT3
I have stumbled upon a very nasty compiler bug.  I have boiled it down
to the following code.  Granted, this code looks nonsensical, trust
that the original source did much more and solves a specific problem
nicely.  The real question here, is why does the compiler compile this
Subject: Re: Get the MACAddress from the computer11 Jul 2005 12:31 GMT9
Mail sent : 6/22/2005
I have tried with the code, but i get some error like than this :
PIP_ADAPTER_INFO' : undeclared identifier
After that I have added #include Iphlpapi.h with no results
How to differenciate between read and Unread pages11 Jul 2005 07:03 GMT1
I have a simple scenario like this... In a List  page (legalList.aspx) i
have different entries ...each one haveing edit ,view,delete options.
The list is done with Datagrid....edit,view and delete are shown as image
icons.
possible thread deadlock on printf?10 Jul 2005 07:30 GMT6
deadlock on printf?
> server testing.exe!printf(const char * format=0x000007b4, ...)  Line 65 +
> 0x1d C
but i only have 2 running threads at console app... i have no idea printf()
making an .exe file in VC++09 Jul 2005 19:50 GMT1
How do I create an .exe file from a VC++ program (using VS 6.0). I
understand U need to compile the program and that will make an exe
file. I did that. When I try to build the file, I get a dialogue box
which is asking me to "specify a executable file". When I try to locate
atlconv.h header error!!!09 Jul 2005 19:01 GMT2
When I try to compile my VC++ program (am Using VS6.0). I get the
following error in a header file ATLCONV.H.
c:\program files\microsoft visual studio\vc98\atl\include\atlconv.h(52)
: error C2065: '_ASSERTE' : undeclared identifier
/clr option for VC++ 200508 Jul 2005 20:11 GMT3
In VS2003 using /clr meant that you could not use declspec import/export to
import or export methods from a .dll so they could be used externally thus
requiring you to wrap a class using managed code and the /clr option with a
class that did not use that option.
IP Address08 Jul 2005 19:21 GMT2
Hi Team :
Do you remember in what key of RegEdit is saved the Ip address?
Does the key position change according to the version of Windows ?
Thanks in advanced,
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