I'm porting a MAPI wrapper from the 1.x syntax to the 2.0 .net syntax and am
left with one error:
C3923: 'MyType::{ctor}::_SPropTagArray_myName' : local class, struct or
union definitions are not allowed in a member function of a managed class

i need to run a command line tool by clicking on an add in toolbar button.i have tried it using ShellExecute & CreateProcess methods.But both open up the default console window.Is there any way in which I can redirect the output from the console to the output window in vc++?Or ...

Are they really making any impact on produced code?
for instance if you look at the code below, in assembly it does not produce
any check. And if you set an annotation on them, it should expectingly
produce an error but it does not...

I want to use the static MFC within a dll, but I get the following errors
when linking:
nafxcwd.lib(appcore.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol ___argv
nafxcwd.lib(appcore.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol ___argc

I'm looking for a way to programmtically identify if an executable image is
32 or 64 bit.  I can do this from a DOS prompt using "dumpbin /headers
filex.exe | find /I machine".  I need to what dumpbin does to get the header
of a file.  What C call do I make to do that?  ...

I’m trying to capture  standard output of the other process which is
launched from my win app. I tried to do it with freopen function which
captured content of the printf functions, but not the output of the other
processes (even if it used printf function and launched with ...

My app reliably dies after a long time.  I would like to dump core before it
dies, and use that core as a starting point in debugging to save me from
having to spend so much time waiting.
Is this possible?  I suppose I could run my entire IDE inside a vmware

I have one class that is used as a low-level utility class by other
classes in the same assembly.  I'd like to make sure it's not visible
outside the assembly.
C# has modifiers 'public', 'private', and 'internal'.  Internal

I am having an error when compiling an C++/CLI application. This application
uses a dll MFC extended dll.
The error message is
Error 1 fatal error C1189: #error :  Building MFC application with /MD[d]

MSVC 7.1 .net 2003, native c++.  I received this runtime message today for
the first time in my life (and I've used MSVC for a long time):
Run-Time Check Failure #3 - The variable 'doCancel' is being used without
being defined.

Hi, I'm having a heck of a time figuring out arrays in the new version of
.NET.  I'm used to .NET version 1.  I'm trying to set the size of an array,
when an object is created.....let me explain it like this :
Let's say I have one object called "Compact_Disk" and a second object ...

Maybe someone could explain something that has been bothering me.
I noticed that when I create a class library, and then access the class
instance's member variables (from client), using the Visual Studio IDE  (any
version) -> operator, all the private members are displayed.

I have written the following program using VS2005. The program is a Dynamic
Array similar to System.Collections.ArrayList in .NET. The program works
okay until I reach 65536, I can't seem to figure out why, as it seems my
logic is working okay. I am a .NET programmer so I am not ...

which tool can help me to realize it?

Specifically I need to wrap an older Win32 DLL in a managed class.  I
had this running with VS2003's Managed Extensions, though it required
two separate classes.
With C++/CLI this was supposed to be simple, right?  I had thought