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cannot compile code on network-drive ???16 Dec 2005 23:40 GMT1
I try to build code that is located on a network drive but allways get a
Security Exception ???
How can I solve this ? (we need to keep the code on the server)
thanks
Re-using VS6 MFC classes16 Dec 2005 21:16 GMT4
Hi, all
I have an experience in programming with VS6 (Visual C++, MFC, STL),
but I'm totally beginner in VS.Net, so forgive me for the stupid
questions.  But I'll really appreciate if somebody will spend some
dllregisterserver failed 0x8004020016 Dec 2005 20:29 GMT1
I managed to compile a C++ MFC DLL and ran it with C# using DLLimport
to check if the method are giving the correct value and its working
fine.
However I want to register it using regsvr32 and it gives me an error
Passing parameters by reference to a VC COM Object16 Dec 2005 20:11 GMT7
I need to change a C++ COM Object so that it will correctly accept parameters by reference from a classic ASP/VBscript webapplication.
I'm working from the article found here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/197957/EN-US/, as this article descibes my problem with the COM Object ...
System namespace(s) problem16 Dec 2005 19:45 GMT10
I seem to be having a problem with System namespace.
There seem to two System namepaces when viewing through Object browser
within .NET 2005.
One global System::
passing & filling string class variables16 Dec 2005 17:12 GMT6
I have a function that passes a string class pointer to a function, this
function is then suppose to fill it and the outer function uses it.  But I
believe that I am running into problem due to manged memory.  Because it has
value in inner function, but does not have the assigned ...
Setting the muse cursor image from a bitmap16 Dec 2005 15:38 GMT2
This seems like it should be an easy task, but I just can't find the info on
it. MSDN2 shows an example where the cursor is changed to the system default
Cursors::Hand, but not how to make a custom one from a bitmap.
I have in memory a 16x16 bitmap. I want to make that the mouse ...
writing platform-portable code in vc++16 Dec 2005 00:26 GMT6
we are finding out ways in which we could develop libraries that could be
written in c++ in a way that we can use them in windows, linux, and mac os.
We want to write portable code, so that it could be build on mac os, linux,
and windows. The code would involve lots of ...
ntrtl.h & nturtl.h15 Dec 2005 23:11 GMT2
Where can I find these two files: ntrtl.h & nturtl.h?  I evidently need them
included in my project, but I keep getting "No such file or directory" when
including them.
I have downloaded the Windows DDK and the Windows Platform SDK and searched
Problem with event handling15 Dec 2005 13:55 GMT3
I am using a C# control in an unmanaged C++ app. The control has events
that I need to handle. The first time I present the dialog containing
the control, everything works fine - including the event handlers.
The second time I try to display the window, it crashes before the
.net's monitor class equivilent functionality in pure c++15 Dec 2005 13:09 GMT3
I have used the Monitor/manualresetevent class in .net to sycnhronize
threads in C#, right now I'm programming in pure c++ and win32 and want to
acheive the same functionality. Whats the equivilent of that in c++?
int m_regards;
Install VC6 after VC7 ?15 Dec 2005 11:48 GMT16
Does anybody know if there are any issues installing VC6 after VC7?
Right now I have VC5, VC7 and VC7.1 running on the machine, and they run
quite happily together. But they were installed in this order.
TIA,
Can I get handle of parent MDI form?15 Dec 2005 09:20 GMT3
If FormMain = MDI parent, FormSub = Child parent,
I execute FormSub from the menu like this way.
FormSub^ sub = gcnew FormSub;
sub->MdiParent = this;
REALLY mixed source files15 Dec 2005 03:40 GMT9
It occured to me that C++, C# and VB (ok, and J#, are you happy now? : ) are
becoming so close that it makes sense to have a 'langauge' that allows
mixing these in the same source!
That is, if the source file is ".cpp" it compiles as a C++ source, ".cs" a
Message Response15 Dec 2005 03:24 GMT1
Am creating a MFC API C++ application.  
Am using Windows notification messages, with a message-map entry and
message-handler member function, that traps mouse movement message  and draws
a rubber band.
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