Hey There,
  I am trying to get a list of the open windows from a Windows
Service. My initial code was written in a regular server and the window
listing function EnumWindows worked fine, but when I ported my code

Platform:window 2000 professional, VC++6.0  +SP5
STLport: STLport 5.0.2
While test STLport following "STLport README for Microsoft Visual C++
compilers." of README.msvc(readme.txt), there is a error:NMAKE: fatal

We are having a dll backward compatibility issue since we migrated to .NET
2005.
As part of our product, we build a dll which is used by other products.
Everything was fine when we were build it on VC6. We upgraded our compiler to

I am getting the error C2027:Use of undefined type 'T' when I tried to
compile some code in visual c++7.1 that went fine in Visual c++6.0.
Below is the relevant code where the error has come.

I want to create a COM class which should be accessible from .net.
E.g. the class must export some method which get passed an array of doubles
in and out.
How must the IDL look like.

I am writing a Thread pooled P2P application using C++ and VS2005,
occasionally I get “HEAP: Free Heap block 356bf0 modified at 356f84 after it
was freed“,When the error is triggered, it report a constant memory address,
this address belong to a certain object, if this object is ...

I am porting some code from VC6 to .net 2003 VC7.1.  The code is to do
yield curve interpolation, therefore precision is important.  I have
found some strange behavior in the VC7.1 environment.  Allow me to show
the problem:

Hi guys!!
I'm asking if is possible to create 2 different programs and at the running
each one, can access to shared memory and modify and read data in it? (not
at the same time but can see data the other write in memory).

I'm a rookie at C# and OO so please don't laugh!  I have a form
(fclsTaxCalculator) that contains a text box (tboxZipCode) containing a zip
code.  The user can enter a zip code in the text box and click a button to
determine whether the zip code is unique.  If the zip code is not ...

I have a dynamically allocated array of doubles in VC++ .NET.  When I
view the array in the watch window with "arrayName, 10", it displays
the correct value for arrayName[0], but arrayName[1] through
arrayName[9] are all zeros.  Note that arrayName is actually double*,

Thanks for your suppoty.
//Why I got the following error message? for the 4th line:
// error C2440: '=' : cannot convert from
//'long (*)[3]' to 'long *' Types pointed

I would like to check a datetime to see if the time falls
outside of a range of time.
while (true)
{

I have a project that I normally build (without problems) from the
DevStudio IDE. However, I have embarked on automating all my builds
(this test project being one of several).
The project creates a DLL. I am able to build the project without any

   I want to write a simple DLL in C# that I can call from a local html
page using JavaScript. I'm looking for a very simple example!
The sort of think I'm looking for is from JS to call the DLL and it return
the date for example, or even just a string "abc".

I have an application developed using VC++.NET 2003.  Up until now, it's
worked fine for my users.  However, I just got a tech support request
yesterday from someone who can't get the program to start.  The error was
this: