Hello friends, I'm in charge of some pure VC++ code but we're adding new
features using managed C++ (7.1).  On two of three developer machines the
execution of this code has become impossible recently -- we don't know what
changed.  Depending on my lib files list order I get ...

Hi, I have recently installed Visual Studio 2005 and although I'm starting to
understand the 64 bit differences, I seem to have run into another problem.
I would like to implement a simple "Save As.." dialog box, which back in the
day I remember was extremely simple, but now I ...

I need to know if there is a there is a way to find out which exe or dll
called a certain dll.
I need to find out the exe's name (xyz.exe).
any links would be helpful.

I really am banging my head with this one...
I have a regular unmanaged C++ application that is using mixed DLLs to
(amongst other things) call a C# back-end (which is using ADO .NET). I am
getting random crashes, typically after 15-60 minutes of inactivity. The

I have this clases:
interface class i1
{
void m(void);

I have needed to cast a pointer with different types for get a value.
I have try  to use generic, but there are cast exception.
For example the following method:
generic<typename T> void XClass::GetValue(T gValue)

Why is there no C++/CLI reference in the VC++ docs for VS2005 ?

I have an application that does not behave too well when the user
changes the
   Display Properties -> Appearance -> FontSize
after clicking Display from the Control Panel

Since implement the assign operator for reference types eliminates the
ability to assign a reference object to a reference variable of the same
type or base class of that type, I assume that implementing the assign
operator ( = ), to assign the value of a type from one object to ...

I have processing code (I'll call it the "model") written in native
unmanaged pure C++, and I have put a GUI on top of it written using
Windows Forms (.NET 1.1).  The GUI is used to set the parameters for the
model, and once all parameters are set and checked to be valid, I run

Now that operator overloading allows to ref classes to be compared for
equality using == syntax, how does one compare the actual ref pointers (
^ ) for equality instead ?
As an example:

    i create several new class in the my namespace, these class have the
same name of functions that are be referenced each other. the vc 2005
complier spawns the c2660 error.
source code:

Microsoft (R) 32-bit C/C++ Optimizing Compiler Version 13.10.3077 for
80x86
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1984-2002. All rights reserved.
cl : Command line error D2022 : cannot open ''

After spending more than a day reducing a complicated compiler bug to a
simple case I reported it to the MSDN Product Feedback Center as a bug
just now. However this bug is completely stymying my development of a
VC++ component. Does Microsoft still offer any free bug reporting ...

check the following code:
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class nodeinfo{};
nodeinfo * v1_proc1 ()