I'm using a library called fyba. This library reads and writes files in a
format called sosi. fyba uses the following code to determine if the
calling process has own methods to handle errors, messages, etc:
// If this parameter is NULL,

I have made a C++ project with _HAS_ITERATOR_DEBUGGING set to 0 and
_DEBUG 1 but then I get a link error
error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: void __thiscall
std::basic_string<char,struct std::char_traits<char>,class

Sorry about the Cross-Post, I posted my question in the wrong group.
Hello,
What is the simplest way to create a dynamic collection (during run-time),
using basic C (Struct data types). Since I am doing C++/CLI interop I wish

I need to edit an old dos program that was written with Microsoft C/C++
7.0 (circa 1991?). I have the orig. MS floppies, but no MS 3.1 OS
nearby. Can I install this package on a machine with Windows 2000?  I
have no other developer package by MS.  Thanks.

I have a .NET 1.1 project that I'd like to compile on Visual Studio 2005
Pro.  In VS2003 I created a form and dragged the WebBrowser control onto
it.  This created the following code:
    private: AxInterop::SHDocVw::AxWebBrowser *  axWebBrowser;

My default constructors do not seem to be being called when
deserializing using .NET.
Consequently some of my objects that are marked [NonSerialized] are not
in a initialised state?

how do I convert std::string to char * ?
regards,
-Ab.

I'm using WTL, and I want to know the path of my exe. How do i do that?
Regards,
Ab.

I put a breakpoint on a line of code, it became (during the execution) empty
with an exclamation point. I obtained the message "No executable code is
associated with this line" when I point with the mouse on this exclamation
point.

I'm trying to mark up an enum in a .h file such that when it is emitted
to the .idl file the elements of the enum can be marked up with
helpstring attributes.
Microsoft has a published sample from the ODL help:

I posted this bug to MS, but was wondering if someone else could try
inserting the following into a C++/cli project and seeing if it causes the
compiler to barf:
array<float,2>^ fMatrix = gcnew array<float,2>(4,4);

I have dll which is written in vc6.0
Now I am writing a exe in C++/CLI and want to use this dll.
So I first opened the VC6 dll in Visual Studio 2005 and the conversion was
done. Now I added a windows form project to the solution and made this as

Lets say I have this class written in standard C++.  I want to expose it to
C# programs.  So lets say I create a ref class to "wrap" around the standard
C++ class.  What are the performance implications of doing so?
For the sake of clarity, the class is currently written in C#.  ...

I admit I'm a newbie to C++, so this is probably just a basic problem.
I'm trying to create a standard, simple, win32 DLL with external
functions.
I'm using VisualStudio.NET 2005.  I create a new project in VS using

I was following the tutorial given at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/programming/winforms/?pull=/library/en-us
/dndotnet/html/mdiappsmenus.asp
except writing Managed C++ instead of VB.NET.  In particular, under
"Using Menu Groups", they have this code to implement ...