How can I limit the buffer size for an I/O port (serial port) via C++?

I'm getting a C2327 on something along the lines of this:
public ref class A
{
public:

Can I bind an object of a class to a ListBox?

All,
I have a MFC Mixed mode dll which is working well. I am now tring to use a
regular C++ class from another DLL which has a method called GetMessage.
When I link I get 2 error messages:

simple...what does basic chr$ used in visual c++ ????
i need to send chr$(5) to serial port/comm port but using visual c++
language...
thanks in advanced....

I have a solution with many projects. I want to automate the process of
compilation , so i want to  run the build process on command line. What
should i do for the same ? I have visual studio 2005 installed on my
PC.

i have got a linker problem, i don't know how to handle; there are
three projects in my workspace. In the Project called modules_common is
a class called Features. In the second project there's a class called
FeaturesFromPng, which contains an instance of Features. The third

  I am running into something I haven't ever encountered before. I have a
static instance of a class declared in a cpp file, which seems to be
optimized (or for some other reason) out of existence. It is something like
the following:

Why does the following code not work?  I get the error
Compiling...
cl : Command line error D8016 : '/MT' and '/clr:oldsyntax' command-line
options are incompatible

 I have an issue and I don't know if this is the correct group to post
to. If it isn't, just tell me the correct group, and I will post there.
I wrote a Visual C++ application that will open a Word doc using
ShellExecuteEx based on the filename. When a user tries to close the

could anybody kindly give me a clue in dealing with a following problem

I create a modeless dialog by means of CreateDialogIndirect(). The call
executes within a thread and the returned HWND is assigned to a global

I have a solution with many projects. I have a class which will be used
by various projects. I have done the implementatio of that class in
common.h file. Now each project is creating the dll using the common.h
file. What is the right way to share a class among multiple projects?

This should be something simple or not possible at all, I have a ‘.pvk’ file
and I want to generate a corresponding .spc file, I have followed the
instructions on http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/9sh96ycy.aspx but
failed to generate an adequate cet/spc file, following are ...

please tell me, how get icon structure associated with extension?
if my file extention is (Doc) then how and where i get icon of document
file?
regards,

I'm new to C++ and i can't seem to find a tutorial on the net for thi
one.
I have a dialog based MFC app running that reads sensors using a US
interface device.