Here is the problem we've encountered.  An application that used to
successfully display Japanese Kanji characters no longer does so when
recompiled with 7.1
When compiled with the 6.0 compiler, both of the following methods are

In order to make some very large projects available to other developers who
do not use Visual Studio (or even Windows, in some cases), I need to generate
standard-format Make files.
In Visual C++ 6.0, there was an "export makefile" command on the "Project"

I'm learning C++ and  was stuck when writing code to convert a negative
decimal number string to a hexdecimal number. For example, suppose the
function interface is defined as:
int atoi( const char*, size_t radix)

I thought I had strategy clear to me that if I want to use .NET in an
VC6/MFC I must use compile in VC8 with the CLR switch.
But now I get another answer it says. I asked this question.
If I want to use the .NET framework for an VC6/MFC application I must

I now have graphics being drawn in the Paint event of my form (yeah, and
it's very cool). Problem was that it only updated any changes to these
graphics when Paint was called.
So, I then made it so the Refresh() method of the form was called for each

I have this overridden OnPrepareDC and at the end of this method the base
class OnPrepareDC is called.
If remove the call to the base class this OnPrepareDC work the same. So
calling the base class has not affect in this example.

Hello!!
You may correct me if I say something that is not right.
If I want to use the .NET framework for an VC6/MFC application I must
compile the VC6/MFC to VC8 using the /CLI switch after removing all the

I have an MFC application that is under development in VS2003 and frankly
MFC seems difficult to use and poorly documented -- I frequently find the
only way to get example code is on the Internet, not in the huge, mosly
useless "MSDN Library".  For example, I was advised to use ...

I am looking to find out how to deal with the BYTE datatype in VC, as
used below:
This struct is part of the API for a Garmin GPS unit:
typedef struct

Is the statements below correct understood.
If I intend to use C++ in VS2005 I can either use managed code which is
C++/CLI which give me the possibility to mix other language such as C# or VB
or use unmanaged code for example using MFC then I can not mix other

Hello. How can I determine if a folder is shared? if it is shared, how can I
retrieve the resource shared name?
I have:
Folder name ==> C:\WORKS\DOCS

I have a not managed code MFC project in VC.NET and I want to convert it to
C# or at least a managed version of VC.NET (if exists)
Thank you

I can't figure out why this code does not compile - says that 'num' in an
undeclared identifier and that 'delegate':identifier not found. Thoughts?
Help?
void MethodD()

I know that 'stdafx.h' has to do with pre-compiled headers. However, it seem
weird that it is a required 'include' in any CPP file, especially since the
file itself has no code in it!
I know that 'stdafx.h' is a good place to put  "include files that are used

I have some questions and I want to be sure about the :NET environment..
Question number 1:
Is this right  C++/CLI hasn't existed until in VS++ 2005(VC8)
Question number 2: