Not a big deal, but it looks like the runtime debugger 'inspects' (e.g.,
Autos window) user-defined enum's as having <undefined value>, even though
the execution seems to recognize their value just fine.
Is this normal, or is there something 'wrong' with my enum somehow (don't

I am looking for VC++ implementation of travelling salesman problem. My
project designer wants it not to have with branch and bound algorithm or any
genetic/nural algorithm. Any pointers?
Thanks,

(c++) I have to present a wave which is stored in a file (int numbers, I
know sample's freq) on some kind of graph. I've never been using drawing in
c++.
Any suggestions, the easiest way to do that?

I am currently converting a large solution from vs2k3 to vs2k5. The
conversion went smoothly, however I am getting a lot of warning about
duplicate imports of items in my Managed C++ projects. I removed all the
references and re-added them (they are to other projects in the ...

....it's nothing but .NET... : )
[==P==]

I used to have the following:
class CArchive
{
public:

Is it possible to add a VC++ 6 library ot a VC++ 8 application ? if yes
how ? is it possible to link a DLL ? how ?
-- Dani

I've upgraded my code to VS C++.NET 2005 (Express) using /clr pure. My
question is, why is there an exception to the rule in how pointer syntax is
done in the event handlers?
For example, why is this proper syntax:

I have a COM component that performs logging in a managed MFC application.
The main body of the application is built using /clr, as are all of the MFC
and regular DLL's. The COM componet is not built using /clr.
When I make a call into the COM object from a "normal" C++ class ...

I have an MFC Extension DLL that I have flicked the /clr switch on and made a
few other tweaks so it compiles and runs in a managed MFC applicaiton.
The DLL contains a number of classes which contain static member variables
and static methods. Are these permitted in a managed DLL?

I need to do the following:
1. Migrate a whole solution (with tens of projects) from VC 6.0 to VC
8.0. The project has a lot of MFC templates like CArray, and many error
are poping out, like: Error    1    error C2248: 'CObject::operator =' :

Sometimes it's hard to get straight when passing or storing or returning an
instance of a class whether you are still dealing with the original object
or a copy. For example, the '=' operator used on pointers to two instance of
a class can be overloaded to return the pointer to ...

I have a 3rd party unmanged .dll. This has functions that will look up
information and fill a C string passed to it with data.  I want to use this
data in .NET classes after it has been filled and I am programming in C++.  I
believe that I should use pinvoke, but I see a problem ...

If i compile my VC 6.0 code with the VC.NET 2003 compiler (unmanaged
C++), then can the compiled executable be run on a machine without the
.NET architecture?
Thanks!

I have written a Service in C++ (VC8) derived from
System::ServiceProcess::ServiceBase.
In the OnStart() method I detect a service failure but the SCM reports that
the service started successfully. How can I tell the SCM that the service