ringo598 wrote:

Hi experts,
is it possible to disable linker warnings (i.e. LNK4204)?
Thanx

Is it generally OK for an EXE that has MFC linked statically to load an use
another DLL wich has MFC linked as shared DLL ?
To be more specific:
I have an EXE that links a lib. Let's call it mylib.lib. That Lib as well as

I have a form that calls another program passing it some data that the
user input into the form.  What I want to do is pass some sort of
pointer to the form so that I can update the fields on the form while
the program is running.  Is there a way to do this?  What would the

Hve been handed the task of taking a reference USB driver and making it work
for our product.
Have a lot of ANSI C experience, and fair bit of VB express, but VC++
express is a different critter.

I have a CWindowImpl derived class , see below at ***, that needs to
subclass simple controls like  textboxes.
like this...: m_MyControl.SubclassWindow(GetDlgItem(IDC_MyControl).m_hWnd);
==> problem here

Given this C# generic class definition:
   class Command<Key, Data>
   {
       BerkeleyParameter<Key> key;

I have written a C++ COM object:
STDMETHOD(myfunc)(INT* array)
Now I need to pass an array from c# to COM. I generated a COM interop and
the signature of the function is

I've created a managed wrapper class for a c++ .dll i want to call from
a c-sharp project.  It works fine except that any static strings that
are created within any of the classes of my c++ .dll aren't getting
initialized...i.e. they are always empty!  The code looks something

 Well, here is my problem, I'm trying to convert an std::string variable to
a char*, when I do
    std::string foo = "try something";
    char* foo2 = foo.c_str();  

Service pack for VC++.NET 2003 was promised in March. Any news?
TIA

           I am looking to design a project using C++
The main objective of the project is to display details of periodic
table elements such as periodic element name, properties(such as atomic
number and atomic mass) for each periodic number entered by user. I am

I have a class, see below, that needs to be subclassed in a dialog.
Inside the dialog (OnInitDialog), I need something like this.
m_MyControl.SubclassWindow(GetDlgItem(IDC_MyControl).m_hWnd);
m_MyControl.SetMouseHover(reinterpret_cast

I have a VS 2003 unmanaged C++ DLL library application.  One of my routines
needs to do some cleanup when the calling application exits for any reason.
What are my options for creating some sort of "application termination
handler" that gets control when the application exits?  ...

I wrote a little test program to demonstrate what may be a
misunderstanding on my part in the behavior of ArrayList::Sort().
I defined a class (Test) that has two data members: a System::String*
(name) and a double value.  Test implements IComparable, so I made the