(using native/unmanaged vc++ 2k5)....
How do I compare one object instance to another.....
like in C# *is* operator is used... how is it done in native c++.
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I am new to Visual C++ (I have been using C# for the last 4 years) and
would like to make the transition to C++.
On my first project, I cannot get intellisense to work (either in a *.h
file or a *.cpp file). I have tried troubleshooting using the methods

For a ref object x, can I say "if (x)" rather than "if (x != nullptr)"
to test that x is pointing to something ?

Our applications that use this file no longer compile due to new restrictions
in the VS 2005 C__ compiler.
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Is that possible, linke in C#? How? I cannot find how do it.
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Given the following from MSVC Help:
// C3699.cpp// compile with: /clr /cusing namespace System;int main() {
String * s;   // C3699
  // try the following line instead    String  ^ s2}

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   I know IShellFolder::GetAttributesOf can get property of any sys folder.
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i'm using this code to convert a String ^ in char *
String ^str = "string .net";
IntPtr p =
System::Runtime::InteropServices::Marshal::StringToHGlobalAnsi(str);

I am using late binding in a managed VC++ .NET 2003 application. I used KB
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I'm using Windows 2000, English version, Microsoft Visual Studio.Net 2003.
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What is the proper way to pass pointers by reference from managed c++ calls
to native c++ calls?
In managed C++, I have a pointer to an array of structures, that I pass to a
native c++ method by reference:

In Managed C++ in order to share the functionality of a class between
its CLR code and native C++ code, in essence mixed mode programming for
a class, I would design the __gc class so its corresponding __nogc C++
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Is there any way to coax the VC8 linker into generating an application
manifest with a trust level section suitable for an administrative
application?  Or do I have to add this manually each time that I rebuild?
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I am going to develop a multi-threaded application that creates many
instances of a calculator object.  Consequently the DLL housing the
Calculator is to be thread safe.
Within the DLL i want some global singleton objects - these then become