I have coded a program to change the IP-Adress Settings on a windows xp
workstation. Works with an admin account without problems. Now I like to
give some Users the program so that they can also change the IP-Settings to
logon to different Networks.

   I have a VC project related with SQL server database operation, when I
only handle a few records , this project can run perfectly, but when I use
this project to handle more than 2000 records, it will run into a debug
information as the following lines detailed.

My program gives an error message like this
Debug Assertion Failed!
program:................
File: wincore.cpp

I'm trying a double indirect look-up table for some function pointer in my app (yep, I have good reason).
I'm trying to use std::map for the table but (because of the double indirection) I need to use a "std::map*"
Which I don't know how to map[index] (with a pointer)
Now perhaps ...

I have a VB6 ActiveX dll and it's called from a VC++ app. How can I debug the
dll through the app? Please help. Thanks.

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Hi,all
   I use the following code to read 10000 bytes from a file(fp1) and write
them to another file(fp2).
    char *pStr = new char[10001];

Is it possible to use ArrayList as a 2-dimensional list? I want to keep
a bitmap in it, and I would like to access its elements by providing
two parameters (row and column) rather than calculating offset from the
begin. Thanks in advance for any hints.

I am developing compression application in C++ (vs2k5) using zlib library
for compressing files/folders. I understand how to compress a single file,
but is there any way to compress a folder containing subfolder and files? I
mean is there some single function that does this or will ...

I'm shopping around to figure out where I'm going to devote my finite
energies as I get back into the windows world.  A question that pops up
right away for a lot of fellas is, if I'm going to be doing stuff in the dot
net world, do I go c++/CLI or c#.  Some people might be able ...

Pinning a regular managed array is pretty easy in C++/CLI, such as:
if buffer is defined thusly:
array<System::Byte^> buffer
pinning it would be something like:

I've found this amusing project:
http://inpainting.alpha-sigma.net/
but there are only source codes, the author suggests to compile it with
Visual Studio .NET 7.1 or more. The problem is that I don't have it,

I would like to know if it is possible to build a dll with VS2005 C++
Express Edition, that is unmanaged, and that is not dependent on the .NET
framework.
So the dll should be able to run on a machine that doesn’t have the .NET

I have written a Dll which contains a class. I overload the "<<" opertor
in global functions to perform Ostream operations - a follows:
ostream &operator << (ostream &os, const struct _mystruct_t &ms)
However (perhaps unsuprisngly), my function is not expoted in the

hi, i have the following piece of code in a program compiled using both VC8
and VC6. it basically just writes out two arrays to cout.
the VC6 program takes about 4 seconds to go through that bit of code whereas
the VC8 program takes almost 18 seconds !