[ Microsoft Visual C++ .NET   69586-335-0000007-18332 ]
Hi,
I'm not sure this is the right place to report bugs in MS Visual C++ .NET
2003. I posted the same message on MSDN forums

I've earlier been told by MS that the upcoming C++ compiler (VS2005) should
utilize NRVO. When compiling the program below with VS2005 Aug CTP release,
it doesn't seem as it performs NRVO. What's the status of VS2005 and NRVO?
Staffan Langin

I am a team lead on a medium sized C++ project.  We have roughly 400k c++
lines of code, and our project is ongoing - it was first released in 1997 and
will continue to be used for the foreseeable future...
That being said, my question is how best to migrate our COM code to a .NET ...

Form Takes a Long Time to Open when switching from code view to design view.
This bug is discussed in this article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;901374
I believe I am having the exact same problem.

Hi I'm compiling some code and need to generate some random numbers. To
save time, I decided to use the srand, rand and time functions.
My code worked (atleast built fine) until I added time.h, then the
compiler (VC7.1) barfed up this lot:

How can I assign 'null' value to a handle in C++/CLI?
I searched for this for some while now, finding nothing so far.
In C# I could write:
something = null;

I have Visual C++.net V2003.   I would like to load in an animated GIF file
and display it (animate it). How would I do that in C++, is there a MFC that
displays animated GIFS ??
Thanks for the help.

As a newbie to .Net, I am interested in wrapping a library's C
functions to be accessible from .Net.  These C functions take strings
as input and output parameters and may reallocate strings internally if
they need to be extended.

I understand the rationale behind the warning 4239 (I think :-))
(warning C4239: nonstandard extension used : 'argument' : conversion from X
to Y A reference that is not to 'const' cannot be bound to a non-lvalue;
assigment operator takes a reference to non-const)

class Party{
public:
    double averageNames(int n, int personA[], int personB[]){
        vector<set<int>> personsKnown;

I'm new to this list so please forgive in case this is not the correct forum.
If so, please let me know to where I can direct bug reports for vc.
The following crashes using whole program optimization (i.e. invoking LTCG)
under vc7.1 Professional.

I have a managed type that defines an Event as one of its public
members. Is it possible for an unmanaged c++ class to register to that
event ? How can an unmanaged classmethod be called as a response to a
raised event ?

Can anyone talk me is there existed a "default" value for a un-initialized
int variable in a release build in VC6 and VC7.1. (I know there is a
compilation warning)
For Example:

I am currently converting a series of ATL COM DLLs that have previously been
built with VC++ 6 to VC++ .Net (7.1? using VS.Net 2003). In any case, I am
encountering the linker error:
"""

i have a project in msvc6 and i want to change the name of the project
from existing to some new project. how can i do the same.
what entries in the .dsp file i have to change to chagne the name of
the project.