I have a PC104 Input/Output card that support IRQ (IRQ2 to 7) that is
connected to a PC (x86).
I am writing a win32 application with VisualC that must be able to
recover and redirect this IRQ to another routine that reads the I/O

Using VS C++.NET 2005 Express in clr:/pure syntax. I have this enum, defined
like so:
enum My_Enum
{

Apparently there is a limit to how complex a single header file with a huge
class definition in it can be. The source to one of my header files is at a
point that it compiles and runs fine, until I add one more line to it, and I
then get this compiler error:

I'm using Visual studio 2003 on Windows XP Pro. I have an unmanaged c++
program.  I'm tring to generate just one exe file that can run on all
the windows operating system. How can I do it?
Best regards,

Here is my first attempt at a deterministic collection using Generics,
apologies for C#. I will try to convert to C++/cli.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;

I just converted a VS 2003 C++ Project into VS 2005. I already made some
changes in  my headers files, has I had compilations errors with enums
declarations. Now everything compiles and I got errors at the link  as shown
below. If anyone could help me to get that thing compiled, ...

I am tring to start a thread where I am passing info into thread.  According
to MS documentation I must do this by creating a class for that thread.  I
have done this but am getting a compiler error. The error is:
c:\T02010_NET_ora9\cgi-bin\programs\TimeReader\TimeReaderWinService ...

If I am just given an open HKEY, is there a function I can use to retrieve
the name of the key?
Thanks

I want to create a custom toolbar which will have controls like drop down,
push buttons etc. I have to do it in C#. I have never done it before. Can
anybody give me the direction in this regard.
Thanks in advance.

I have VS.NET 2005 standart edition. Before installing it I had installed
VC++ express.
I did modify some directory variable in VC++ express to have some project
working.

I converted a project from VC6 to VC7. There is a  problem in one class
of this dll.
///Class1.h
class CClass1: base class

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      lstrResultStr = "";
      for (lnIndex = lnSignature; lnIndex > 0; lnIndex--)
      {

I have sucessfully imported and compiled a complex MFC 6.0 project from
vc++6.0 (MFC6.0)  into vc++ 8.0 (MFC 8.0). It contains several
subprojects (libs and dlls). In vc++ 6.0 those project linked MFC6.0
statically and after I imported it to vc++ 8.0 I set the linkage of

I made an MFC DLL in C++ . I want to reference it in C#.
However I don't know where to put the function to be called from C# ?
After referencing the DLL no methods are visible in the C# object
browser.

I have a DLL that is "mixed mode" in that it is both an ATL com server and a
reference managed C++ class. For the most part it works, however the problem
I have (which may simply not be solvable) is that I want to call managed
code from the unmanaged (ATL classes). It is quite  ...