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

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copy file over a network25 Oct 2005 09:29 GMT2
I'm using pure win32 (no atl or mfc) to copy files from my pc to other pc.
Currently I'm administrator of the other person's pc so my copy of file is
successful without a problem by using following code:
BOOL ret =CopyFile(existingfilename,TEXT("\\\\pc5\\c$\\sample2.txt"),
C++ or C#.NET25 Oct 2005 07:52 GMT5
I'm planning to enter the shareware business and I was wondering what is your
opinion should I go for C++/MFC or with C#.NET regarding of
1) performance and 2)capabilities meaning that I want as much access to the
OS as possible.
VS2005 & C++ intellisense24 Oct 2005 23:48 GMT2
How to disable the intellisense / file parsing in VS2005 (beta 2)?
As soon as my header get over a few hundreds lines modifying them becames a
pain, VS.NET keeps frozing... (presumably to parse the header).
This is insufferable!
Threads & WindowsForms(VC++.NET)24 Oct 2005 23:09 GMT1
I have a problem with windows form that is
Iam trying to create a thread that needs to access my form so I have to
define a class (MyClass) containing the thread method (Func) and the default
and normal constructors .
Converting .NET project to VC6.0024 Oct 2005 18:04 GMT2
Hello, is there a way to convert a .NET project (7.1) to VC6.00 project?
Thanks in advance,
William GS.
managed or native24 Oct 2005 17:59 GMT3
Hello!!
I have an MFC application from VC6.
If I compile this on VC8/MFC I get a managed app.
I just wonder what is the difference VC8 will generate a managed app but
What 's the difference between win32 app and MFC24 Oct 2005 17:54 GMT8
I just wonder what the difference is between a native win32-app and MFC.
What I know is that you can use Win32 API in both cases.
I think an MFC application is connected with a GUI which a win32 is not. You
may correct me if I'm wrong on this point.
Just your opinion about MFC and C++.NET24 Oct 2005 17:49 GMT10
Some information to be able to have a change to answer the question.
Assume I have a large system developed in MFC.
In this system we have only C++ code so no other language exist.
This system is 10 year old.
precompiled header problem24 Oct 2005 08:18 GMT2
I'm using VS.NET 2005 beta 2.
I have problem compiling project (it says: 'cannot find file StdAfx.h" which
is right in the middle of my project).
The 1st time I create a new project and it fixes the problem.
using C# when adding new feature24 Oct 2005 07:08 GMT3
We have MFC application from VC6. Assume we compile the MFC application in
VC8.
Does anything special be done to the MFC application accept remove all the
errors before being able to use .NET
play a streaming audio24 Oct 2005 05:57 GMT1
I have to play a streaming audio. So in a thread I play audio as follow
thread{
//some code
for(;;){
Quick way to go from  double* to Double [] 23 Oct 2005 21:56 GMT1
Is there a way to go from a pointer to an unmanaged array of double to a
managed Array of Double without having to copy the values?  The unmanaged
code calls back into managed code. The unmanaged callback arguments include
arrays of double. The delegate used to define the ...
Pentium M, which flag?23 Oct 2005 18:57 GMT1
Can someone tell me which compiler flag is supposed to generate better
optimized code for pentium-m processors? /G6 or /G7?
Thanks.
some .NET questions23 Oct 2005 18:55 GMT5
Is it possible to mix C++ code for example DLL developed with Visual Studio
6.0 with C++ code developed with Windows Forms Application(.NET)?
Is it possible to mix C++ code for example DLL developed with Visual Studio
6.0 with C# code developed with Windows Forms Application( ...
.net 2005 and ODBC23 Oct 2005 18:36 GMT1
I'm preparing a project for VC.net 2005 and PostGreSQL DB.
I would like to know if the best solution is to use the PostGreSQL ODBC
driver or to use something ?
please, let me know what are advantages and inconvenients of your
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