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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / August 2006

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IntPtr and Handle23 Aug 2006 06:34 GMT3
C#
using HANDLE=System.IntPtr
Can any body suggest the corresponding code in Managed C++
How to control another program to run cryptically?23 Aug 2006 01:44 GMT1
i write a hook to modify the window style,but some  program has
SplashWindow, which i can't control it.
How to implement that?
thanks
User defined SEH with Release build22 Aug 2006 15:17 GMT3
I created a user-defined SEH by following Crash Course SEH article by Matt
Pietrek.  When building the app in Debug mode, it has no problem catching
exception and entering the user defined hanlder.  In Release mode, however,
the app would just crash at the point where the ...
stdout/iobuf - managed code equivalent21 Aug 2006 21:27 GMT2
I am porting a C++ console application to managed C++ dll - for now
basically wrapping it in a class.  The console app has the option to
write to a file or stdout using fwrite.
So, how do I bridge the managed gap?  I really want to be able to pass
How to debug a DLL in VS200321 Aug 2006 18:08 GMT1
I have built a DLL in C++ (unamanged) and written a client app, also in
C++, to test it.
I set my DLL project as "start up" project and have specified the EXE
etc...My client app (exe) starts up fine, however I am unable to step
Unable to debug a C++ Web Service in VS200521 Aug 2006 07:18 GMT1
I'm trying to create a web service using managed C++ in Visual Studio 2005.
If I make a service in Visual Basic it's fine, it all works correctly.
With C++ I can make the web service using the new project but I can't get it
to debug.  I get a "Server Application Unavailable" error ...
registering mixed mode DLLs (regsvr32)20 Aug 2006 13:10 GMT2
I have a COM dll that defines a COM object.
I used to register it either during link or using regsvr32.
Now I have compiled one of the C++ files in the DLL with /clr so now I have
a mixed DLL.
Import Address Table19 Aug 2006 17:07 GMT2
Can someone point me in the direction of a how-to for reading the Import
Address Table for an .exe or .dll file?  I'm trying to programmatically
determine DLL dependencies (like Depends.exe, but in my own application).
Also, is there a way to determine LoadLibrary dependencies ...
need some help with list::end ()19 Aug 2006 17:04 GMT10
I'm using stl's list to store some file names. Its declared as:
list < char * > filenames;
i enumerate the list by using:
list < char * >::const_iterator filename;
Calling .Net ADO through java19 Aug 2006 16:40 GMT2
I want to use .Net ADO lib classess and their methods from my java
application. I need to write JNI wrapper DLL in C++ for this. calling
ADO libraries from C++ is itself challenging due to managed types. I am
a java programmer and not aware of C++ programming.Is there any open
Workstation or Server Workspace?18 Aug 2006 17:37 GMT2
Here's the scenario.
A user is sitting at a WinXP workstation and maps a drive to one particular
remote server.  The user then transfers data files to that server and invokes
my C++ application executable that resides on that remote server from a
Issues with Porting VS6.0 MFC Projects to VS8.0 - Need Help17 Aug 2006 22:19 GMT5
I am in the midst of porting a massive MFC application from VS6.0 to VS8.0.
While i have fixed most of the compile time errors, i do have quite a linker
error that i have not been able to resolve. The error i get is
Error    100    error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: ...
Managed usercontrol on a CProperpyPage17 Aug 2006 18:09 GMT1
What would it take to put a .NET usercontrol
(System.Windows.Forms.UserControl) on a CPropertyPage ??
I can expose the .NET usercontrol to MFC as a ActiveX component
(implementing nessecary interfaces and registering the .NET control in the
Unicode characters in identifiers17 Aug 2006 09:58 GMT9
Where can I find which Unicode characters are valid for identifiers in
Visual C++ 2005?
Thanks
Richard
More mixed class library questions16 Aug 2006 12:09 GMT1
I have a large amount of C++ unmanaged code that I am attempting to use
in a managed project.
Amongst this code is a large number of classes and structs that I would
like to be able to use in several projects in the solution.
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