Wich way I can to take the BYTE*-pointer to a string of characters  that
contain
into CString-object?

I'm having a problem with a StackOverflowException in a managed class.
The exception is thrown when I attempt to allocate an unmanaged char array
inside the managed class. It appears to be caused by a call to mtinitlocknum
which throws the exception.

I tried the VC++2005 Express beta today and found so many errors in the
documentation and sample files that I realized I needed to go back to the
most recent released IDE, and purchased VC++ .NET 2003. I could not find any
updates for 2003 at microsoft.com. Is 7.1.3088 the most ...

So let's say I start out with a new project (C++, CLR, Windows Form
App). Then go right to Add Class | User Control and name it Foo. Then I
add this code:
public:   

does .exe generated by VC++ which uses .net classes run on any Windows
system including Win9x?

void a()
{
for (int i = 0; i <100; i++)
{

I've got a problem and I haven't found any solution in the web till now. I'm
using MSXML4.0SP2 with VC6 creating large XML files. The (only) problem I've
got is the not-existing release of memory. My app allocs more and more memory
and gives no back.

Hello Developers,
I am developing an application using Visual C++ .NET Windows Forms. I would
like to add CD or DVD burning functionality into my application. I want to
burn a data cd or dvd. I could not find any documentation about burning a cd

Currently I am in testing phase of developed by me in C# parser for ISO C++
and hopefully providing full support for VC++ as well. Unfortunately
preprocessor has to be off now so for tests I use files preprocessed with /P
option set on cl.exe command line.

I am novice in C++ and am more of a C# guy. I have a third party C++
code which I want to create and use as a managed assembly. I have
created a .NET win32 application and have copied this C++ code here and
made changes according to my needs. However I am always getting this

I have a Microsoft C/C++ compiler version 12.00.8168 installed on my PC
running Windows 2000.
I have no problem to use the MS C/C++ compiler to compile the following 'C'
program and get an executable.

In C++/CLI (with VS2005 beta2) I wrote a little wrapper around a native dll
(to which I headers and .lib). Wrapper was a ref class with some methods
calling native functions from native dll. It all compiled and linked fine
giving me an assembly dll. Sweet.