I have some managed C++ interacting with native DLL,
for good integration I'm setting up some function pointer in the native DLL,
passing some function pointer from the managed world.
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   I have several classes in C++/MFC that I would like to use when I am
using C++/CLI windows form.
I did create a windows form application in VC2005 and when I am trying to
add my class to it, it doesn't accept them and generate error compiling MFC

when I create a simple form application project in vc++ express
I have these two files created by default,
form1.h & project_name.cpp
now suppose i add a text box in form1

We have server components which were created by a third party and
compiled in VC++5 (sp3). They run fine on NT4 and 2000, however during
testing of our migration to Server 2003, these components have been
failing when performing Data Access functions. In particular we have

In VC++ from Visual Studio 2005 the following occurs: If I try to compile
anyting, even a newly created empty MFC application with 1 empty dialog, I
get the following 2 errors:
Compiling...

I have VC++ 6.0 win32 dll project, which is working fine at VC++ 6.0.
After migrating this project to .Net2003, it gives linking error of
method. This method is a fortran subrountine implemented in a seperat
file.

what is the most exact time interval I can get in .NET? I need some value
(i.e. number of ticks since program was started?), which will allow me to
remember a time of function call and mesure the time between calls.
Thanks a lot,

 Well, I have an char* and I need to separe it in pieces... for example I
have this:
 "AREA_VERTEX -5.1108 -33.2878 0" and I need to separe this string in an
array of char* with this values...

in my application, different threads send notifications to GUI thread
through sendmessage api. They have special integer numbers inside the wParam
arg of sendmessage which the gui thread uses to display messages in the
textboxes etc. My question is that in case the threads send ...

Ok, so I posted a rant earlier about the lack of marketing for C++/CLI,
and it forked over into another rant about which was the faster
compiler.  Some said C# was just as fast as C++/CLI, whereas others said
C++/CLI was more optimized.

I have a C# application (test.cs) that looks as like:
using System;
namespace CM
{ public class CallbackHandler()

Iv defined the following class in vector.h
using namespace System::Collections::Generic;
generic<typename T1>
ref class Vector : public List<T1>

using WTL for GUI, in release mode, if I set the "Runtime Library" to
"Multi-threaded DLL (/MD)", I get the following errors:

MSVCRT.lib(MSVCR80.dll) : error LNK2005: _memmove_s already defined in

I am trying too use sockets for IPC communication on one and the same
machine. When following code is executed windows firewall pops up. Is there
any possibility to use sockets without a risk to be blocked by firewall.
private void ListenIPC( ){

Why do I get the following errors:
Error    1    error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '*'   
Error    2    error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does
not support default-int