I have a class defined in C#, which read the data into the memory
//c# code
public class ModelDataIO
{

Hi, is there anyway to completely hide the tabs for a tabControl? (I want to
switch the pages programmatically.)
Thanks!

Hello!!
Normally I use C# but we have a project that is creating a window control
library DLL that is done in C++.NET and that is here I have some problems
that I want to solve.

I'm using CppCodeProvider.dll in a CLI/C++ application and I simply
can't make it work with CompileAssemblyFromSource() or any other
functions.
Is there something special for C++ that I need to do that I don't need

I have a program that runs a thread for each device under test (144) the
program communicates to the Device Under Test (DUT) thru the serial port.  
Originally the program only allowed 1 thread at a time to use the serial port
using CCriticalSection Lock() and Unlock.  I have new ...

hi, i am preparing to teach a class in c++ and would like to intoduce
some unit testing. i can make unit tests in c# using this dll and nant
from the command line.
i am using visual c++ 2005 express at home (the labs may have an earlier

I created a C++ DLL in .net 1.1 that makes use of some .net features (so
called 'mixed' or hybrid DLL, as it contains both .net and 'old' C++ code).
The project worked and compiled fine with VS2003 - but now I had to upgrade
the whole lot to VS2005: Compiling and linking works ...

Out of curiousity, I sometimes look at the produced assembly after
compilation in release mode.
What you often see, is that CPP, always fully addresses registers to copy
values from a to b...

I get with VS 2005 multiple deffinitions link error  LNK1169, if include
following header in 2 cpp's. Vs2003 works ok. I am wondering that compiler
seems to ignore word "inline".
----header----

I have been gettting great feedback from microsoft.public.vc.language
group but after doing more searching I think my post should be directed
to this group.
I am trying to make a simple gif animation using VC++ and 13 different

Why can  I get the index of the item of the array when I use string*, but
can not get the index of the array when I use any other type (such as
Int32)?
This code will compile perfectly, but if I replace String* with Int32, the

lets say I have a connected SOCKET s. At some point in time, I want to know
if the "s" is still valid, that it is still connected. Is there any API that
I can give me this information?
And can I register some callback like thing, that would inform me when "s"

I get the following error when i try to link a fortran library to a c++ code
in .NET 2005.
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'libc.lib'
the code was working fine when built using .NET2003.

Dear experts,
is it possible to include dependend library into target library at compile
time (when creating static library) in VS 2003.
Thank you

Hello all. I have a program that manages (delete, copy, open, etc) several
files inside a shared folder in a server, but the users some times use the
Windows Explorer to open and work with files, I do not want it, because my
program opens the files and store some data in a SQL ...