I have created an C++ application with Windows Forms, ADO and SQL server
2005. Now I need to change something and started debugging the code. Then
suddenly I receive an error.
"An unhandled exception of type 'System.AccessViolationException' occurred

Hi, I've made som applications with VS 2005 and now I try to distribute them
to another machine. This aint working unless that machine has also got VS
2005 installed.
I get an error that looks like this (translated from swedish): "This program

I am porting a Visual Studio 6 project to Visual Studio 2005 and am in the
process of determining which optimisation flags to use.
The project builds a server - so "Maximize speed" is the best option.
However this option appears to have a few unpleasant side effects namely

I have a "Plot" button the code associated with which (when Clicked) is
as follows
private: System::Void showPic_Click(System::Object *  sender,
System::EventArgs *  e)

If I compile the following code in my managed c++ dll...
    public ref class foo
    {
    public:

I bet that if there is a FAQ list in this forum, and if you ordered these
FAQ's such that the ten most posed were considered, then this would be one
of them:
What the heck are these:

I am able to call the function exported by Exe from a dll file
im getting the address of the function but whille calling that function im
getting access violation Error as bellow my code
Function Exported by EXE

I am able to call the function exported by Exe from a dll file
im getting the address of the function but whille calling that function im
getting access violation Error as bellow my code
Function Exported by EXE

What header do I need to include to use wcscpy_s in my app?  Also is there
an swprintf_s type function?  Thanks!

Assuming I stay clear of CLR / managed code as this is intended to be
optimized for speed as a Windows service, what is the best and easiest API
for TCP and UDP network programming? I've been told I should stay away from
MFC's CSocket because it's profoundly buggy... or something ...

I have a single class without any inheritance over there, and I get
that error on its constructor which is an empty function:
LabelProcessor::LabelProcessor() {
}

I am converting a project that uses DirectX and worked under VS.NET 2003.
Now when I convert the project to .NET 2005, there are linker errors for
_Xran and _Xlen as follows:
dx9.lib(WinConsole.obj) : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "public:

I am looking for some documentation or info on when memory allocated by
malloc or new and not expressly freed by the program is freed back to the
system in terms of an application, it's dll modules, and their functions.

how do you convert HWND to HMODULE or if you have the HWND how do u get its
HMODULE.
regards
Abhishek

float nanometers(long pm)
{
   return pm / 1000.0f;
}