I have a relatively large C++ code base, which requires that static
initializers are called when a dll is loaded. This seems to work well
for native code, but it does not work for files compiled with the /CLR
option enabled. I will try to give a simple example that illustrates my

dll problem,help me:)
i create dll project ,the dll is  Use MFC in a Static Library
i hope exe call ListCtrl class from dll
==================DLL====================

I'm using stl's list class. For iterating it I'm using its const_iterator.
Lets say I have a:
list<char* >::const_iterator m_myitr;
Now:

Under VC++.NET, i have a stupid issue with #include statement.
Usually when we include some *.h file, we need to declare them before
any #using <> or #using namespace... to avoid issue at compilation time.
However, when i write #include "commctrl.h" as below in my *.h file :

Can anyone tell me how I can include one header Form1.h  into another
header Form2.h and the other way around without evolving into compile
errors? Both headers contain only one class in which I want to declare
an instance of the class in the other header file.

I have a little problem with managed/unmanaged in Visual Studio 2005
(Compiler setting /clr). I need to overhand several function pointers
from managed to unmanaged. These function pointers are stored in an
unmanaged struct and this struct is then overhanded by reference to the

I can't get this code to link properly. I got two error during link:
error LNK2028: unresolved token (0A00000C) "extern "C" int __stdcall
EnumFontFamiliesExW(struct HDC__ *,struct tagLOGFONTW *,int
(__stdcall*)(struct tagLOGFONTW const *,struct tagTEXTMETRICW const

I have some little issue when i want to redraw the columnHeader of my
ListView.
Basically i display a little arrow to show the sortOrder of each column.
For sure only the clicked column is sorted.

We have two separate DLLs that do not interact (directly, at least). One is
an MFC extension DLL that was built back in VC++ 6 days (but has been
recompiled with VS2005). The other is a DLL that contains .Net functions
wrapped in C++ (as described by Paul DiLascia -- see

I have a case where a C# dll is being consumed by an unmanaged C++
executable. One of the dll methods returns a StringCollection object. What
are the requirements for the C++ executable in terms of .h, .tlb files to be
included/imported, and the syntax for consuming the ...

i have a ListView (.NET control) on which i would like to display images
in the header.
For that purpose i was thinking to use the MFC function GetHeaderCtrl()
with GetItem and HDITEM structure.

I would like to translate the following to C++.net (v2.0)
        private delegate void TestFunction();
        TestFunction[] TestFunctionArray;
Cheers,

I've never mixed managed and unmanaged C++ before, but I've done a lot
of "research" out on the web.  Using some examples out there, I wrote this:
#using <mscorlib.dll>
using namespace System;

We have a C++/CLI .NET 2 forms based application where the .NET forms front
end lives in an ATL server solution, and uses COM to talk with a separate
back end process.
For development, the executable was built as a pure .NET solution

In VS .NET 2003 (SP1) I wanted to add a preprocessor symbol to all configurations of all projects in
a solution. I selected all the projects and then went to Properties, where I went to the
preprocessor symbols edit box. Nothing was in there, presumably because no symbols are ...