Iam linking my C++ project with some external libraries and getting the
following error:
   someLib.lib(omeObj.obj) : LNK9038: module unsafe for SAFESEH image.
I do not have exception handling turned on in my main project (no /GX /Eh

I have struct, and class that handle array of previous mentioned structs.
How to declare struct member, that will point to class that it belongs?
struct S
{

i have a problem on the sln file.
After i have a error while coding, i close the VS studio and find the
sln file to open the project.
But i discover that the sln file become 0kb and i couldnt open it.

 Does anyone know whether it is possible for a VC program to find out
about its own memory usage? Thanks.
regards,
Daniel

I will quickly try to write a code that shows my intention. I will pass
unnecessary code.
typedef void(FP*)(LONG _param1, LONG _param2, BYTE* _pData);
class CNative

I want to create a class with a variably-sized array inlined.
The array size will be known at each instantiation but not
at compile time. Once created, arrays won't grow or shrink
and their contents won't change.

In VC8 project, I am having a struct which is having a char* variable.
Now I am creating a 3 elements array object for the struct. I send the base
address of the object using VARIANT to a function where I am casting to
struct again using reinterpret_cast.

Hi, I have a question for CString. My C++ code is detailed as below,
       FILE *fp1;
       fp1=fopen("F:\\aa.dat","rb");
       if(!feof(fp1))

       Could anyone tell me how to convert binary data in buffer to string
format,thanks in advance!
Anderson

Hi, all
       I have a sample code like the following detailed:
       //-----------------
       FILE *fp1;

Hi, all
       I have a stored procedure created in SQL Server like the following
lines.
       // stored proceudre code starts here

hi, i have 1 MFC project which is written using VC++2003 but i need to
migrate to VC++2005. The program (VC++2003) is working fine.  but there
is erros occur when running in VC++2005, and i just able to figure out
that the problem was come from the following code.

I don't suppose that the redistributable C/C++ runtime library merge module
has been packaged into an MSI script and is available for download
somewhere?  They are bloating up my distribution files and I would prefer to
just provide a link.

What's the "best" way to determine an EXE file's DLL dependencies from
within a program?  I basically need to figure out which DLL's are required
by an EXE like Dependency Walker, from within a C++ application.
Thanks

I need to implement reference counting in a class hierarch,
in a thread safe manner. (The classes are umanaged but I
might want to compile them with the /clr option.)
Some of the objects - atoms - are registered in a global hash