I'm trying to make a linked list available to all my classes that need
to be able to access the list. I've made a header file Main.h (contents
below) that is being included in the relavent files. When I compile
with VC 2005 I get the following error.

I try to implement a control library in CLI/C++ which uses DirectShow. I
have these lines in my code, which should make it possible to use
DirectShow:
#include <initguid.h>

I'd appreciate some advice on how to access legacy C++/Win32 libraries
from C#.  We have a legacy Win32 application, mostly written in VC7.1,
and we want to re-write the GUI and maybe some business components in
C#  (personally, I don't see the need,but the decision has been made).

Tried to compile a program in vs2005 that compiles in vs2003 and get this
error:
Error 12 error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _strstr referenced in
function "char * __cdecl strstr(char *,char const *)"

I have a problem about non-managed code and managed code.Could you like to
give me some suggestion?
   In a non-managed MFC application project, I add some managed codes and
these files are setted into /clr:oldSyntax. But the problem is that when the

I am trying to host .Net UserControls in a MFC Application. The MFC
Application is an ActiveX DLL.  I inserted required managed code inside the
MFC application, making it a mixed mode DLL.
I am following the KB article for mixed mode DLL's

I have a native Win32 C++ app built with Visual Studio 2005.  I'd like to
make use of a property grid control in this app.  For an example of this, in
Visual Studio, see the properties control (select something in a dialog from
the dialog editor or a class from the class list and ...

I created a pretty basic program based on the "Windows Forms Application"
template using C++ in VS 2005.  When I run the program from my local system
it runs properly (do happy dance), now when I copy the same program to a
network share (I have a drive mapped to it) and execute ...

is it possible to detour a function that is present inside a class. like
directx device has got Present. how do you detour it
regards
Abhishek

I downloaded a code (a c++ project) over the internet and at one place I saw
the following lline:
// allow usage as a pointer.
operator CMemDC*() { return this; }

I am writing a NON MFC C++ application (Plug-in for a 3rd party DB system).  
The application is designed to synchronise data between MS Outlook and the DB
system. I am using smart pointers for the development which is fine and
sysnchronisation back and forth is working as ...

Hello all.  Newbie question here...
I have a program that needs to do 1 of 2 things
   1. declare a global System::String (which I think can't be done, because
VS 2005 complains)

I'd like to use the C5 Generic Collection Library (
http://www.itu.dk/research/c5/ )  in my C++/CLI project. However I
always get an fatal compiler error C1001.
It already happens when you just add the two obvious lines to the

Sorry about the cross posts, not sure which group is the most relevant,
since I am using C++, MFC/COM and VB6
I have written an MFC ActiveX control in C++. I want to use the control
in VB6. The component builds succesfully, and is succesfully registered

I can get Explorer to load (via LoadLibrary()) my DLL using VirtualAlloc(),
WriteProcessMemory(), and CreateRemoteThread() (a technique discussed here
occasionally).  [Using the same technique, I can get Explorer to later use
FreeLibrary() to unload my DLL (at which time, DllMain is ...