I am receiving a compile error when attempting to include Directshow in a
managed C++ program using Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition Version 8.  The
.NET framework is version 2.0.50727.  To recreate the error, do the
following steps in Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition:

I have a series of assemblies which used to be unmanaged code and have now
had the /clr switch thrown on them to create managed code, but using win32
types etc rather than Safe CLR code.
How much of the .Net security facilities can be applied to this code?

When I add a new line in my VC++ application, the editor is really slow to
add the new line.  Is there a configuration setting I can use to speed up
line add's?  Thanks.
-Mike

Hi someone plz help me. I have made a dll in VC++ .NET using following
specifications
extern "C"
{

I have a C++/CLI interface IPlugin in one assembly (a windows service) that
is inherited and implemented in another assembly (dll) by a class CPlugin. I
want to be able to create instance of this class dynamically at runtime, so I
load the dll assembly using

Is it your general opinion that C# is generally designed/intended/ready to
replace C++? I know the answer is not black and white but please repond YES
or NO (add any comments if you would like)
I just thought it might be interesting to get a tally. This is related to a

In my program I tried to update a edit control's text very fast, but It
seems there's no time to update it.
Following is my code. IDC_EDIT1 is a edit control;
//***************************

How can I get the Windows XP look and feel in Visual Studio C++ 6 and
in Visual Studio C++ .NET?

In managed C++, can I overload the operator [] to access data members
in the following way
Create object objTime;
seconds = obj["Hour"]["Min"];

I wrote some network n multithreading code in pure c++, my exe compiles with
only 9k. But it requires msvcp80.dll & msvcr80 dlls to run on a different
machine. I want to build my exe such that I dont have to provide these dlls
with my exe. I know that size would increase but thats ...

I can't use STL class 'ostringsstream' in an VC++.net project, because
compilation produces the  following error:
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Vc7\include\ostream(243): error
C2039: 'failed': no element of

This is related to my last post “Should templates be included in pch files?”.
After searching for more information on C1055 I found several mentions of
__LINE__ causing this to happen more often.
Is there any truth to this?

All -
I am facing couple of problems with events in CLI C++.
If i have an interface that declares few events, and a ref class implements
that interface, should it do anything extra from events perspective?

All -
As we all know, Dispose method is reserved in C++ 8 and the expected syntax
is to use ~MyClass().
In 1.1, we used to have following structure for Dispose

I'm having a problem with a derived class. When a copy is made of
the object it does indeed copy the additional member variables of
the object but it does not seem to be copying the members of the base class.
I have a class that is derived fom Cwnd, as follows: