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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / March 2006

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Release mode causes crash03 Mar 2006 11:56 GMT1
I've tried converting the current project I'm working on into Release
Mode. It keeps crashing on the vftable() throwing an memory exception.
The function stack looks like:
App!ClassName::`vftable'()  0x1
Help for me:LNK201903 Mar 2006 10:32 GMT2
Hi,I have met a trouble,has anyone can help me?
error detail:
Linking...
ListTest.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "public: __thiscall
Bizzare error following change of _export to __declspec(dllexport)03 Mar 2006 09:35 GMT6
Sorry for my ignorance, but I'm a bit new to C++.
I've been handed over a C++ app written in VS2002 which I have to convert to
VS2005. Apparently it's been written in a C style, but cannot comment
myself!
access memory03 Mar 2006 07:57 GMT3
hi, this might b getting a bit too...low level but how can i check to see if
a certain memory address holds a charge?
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Accessing Form members from outside the Form?03 Mar 2006 07:10 GMT3
In a VS2005 Windows Forms Application I have an ordinary class like
  class C{
    int x;
   public:
convert char * (argv[]) to wstring and to LPCWSTR03 Mar 2006 04:39 GMT9
I have been looking all over the place for a method to take command line
arguments and convert them to a string or wstring so i can process the data
and then covert the resulting strings to LPCWSTRs.  I have tryed several
methods and none work.  They include:
Help with <iostream.h> and Linker errors02 Mar 2006 16:35 GMT2
I am using the old <iostream.h>. When I compile a simple test program that
uses <iostream.h>, Visual C++ 7 gives me this strange error:
Compiling...
capp.cpp
try/catch versus runtime error dialog02 Mar 2006 16:23 GMT1
Maybe someone can help me with this:
My C++ project contains try and catch blocks. A catch-all block triggers my
custom message box with some information on the error caught. The stacktrace
is written to a log file. While stepping through my application from within
Pointers and references VS200502 Mar 2006 16:08 GMT9
Hi guys!!
just one question, can i send pointers from VC++ 2005 to a vc++ 6.0 dll?
if it is possible, how can i do this? does VS2005 have rules to send
pointers?
std::string <--> System::String*02 Mar 2006 15:19 GMT24
Hello, I am working on cleaning up some code that I inherited and was
wondering if there is anything wrong with my function.  I am fairly
proficient in standard C++ but I am pretty new to the .NET managed C++.
It seems to work fine, but everyone knows that programs with errors can
Cant debug a dll from exe02 Mar 2006 12:33 GMT1
I have 2 projects in a slolution, one is a dll project and other is exe. I
have some exported functions from the dll code using __declspec
(dllexport ). In the exe code I have created a header file that contains
prototypes of the functions that are in the dlls. I have specified the ...
Mixed-mode MC++ assembly - why don't I see THREAD_ATTACH with ASP.NET?02 Mar 2006 12:32 GMT7
Using .NET 1.1.
We have a mixed-mode assembly written in Managed C++ that we are using from
an ASP.NET application that has been coded using C#. The mixed-mode assembly
has its own "initialisation" routine to cater for any potential "mixed-mode
Getting a file size.02 Mar 2006 08:15 GMT3
I wrote the following code in c++ (native) to get file size:
int o_get_file_length(const char * filename)
{
ifstream f (filename, ios::binary );
get memory address of pointer02 Mar 2006 06:34 GMT2
hi, how would i get the memory address of a said pointer in my program? thanks
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Debug problems with Visual C++ 6.002 Mar 2006 04:36 GMT3
I'm experiencing a problem during debug with Microsoft Visual C++: wherever
I set a breakpoint (and even if  I disable all breakpoints) the debugger
goes into disassembler mode, and it stops at the same line, returning a
dialog windows that says: "user breakpoint called from code at ...
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