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

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vc is faster, no?27 Oct 2006 08:45 GMT2
I have developed my companies product using visual basic.net. I've got
it designed how I like it. I'm ready for the speed. However,  because
my main lags in the program are the network connections I would like to
ask if httpwebrequest are faster in vc++?
Managed C++/CLI documentation - doxygen/javadoc-like tagged comments ?27 Oct 2006 08:07 GMT6
What tagged comment syntax do you use to document C++/CLI code ?
As far as I know, doxygen does not currently support C++/CLI.
Are there other/similar tools?
Does Microsoft provide an equivalent solution?
Converting an array to a buffer27 Oct 2006 07:51 GMT1
I'm developing an application using managed C++. My application has to use a
DLL developed in standard C++. The mentioned DLL implements a class for file
operations. There is a class method uses a pointer to a buffer (e.g. BYTE
*pBuf = new BYTE [1024]) as input / output.
Identify Which Desktop an App is Running On26 Oct 2006 22:00 GMT3
Hey There,
     Is it possible to get an unique identifier for a desktop that a
particular app is running from, from a service? If there are two
instances of the app running on different desktops (one desktop is
Custom .NET control icon26 Oct 2006 18:58 GMT2
How can i custom the icon (shown on ToolBox Palette) of my Custom Visual
C++.NET control ?
Moreover, if i want to place my custom control on a particular TAB, how
can i do that ?
How to read an ISO CD image26 Oct 2006 18:50 GMT2
 In my VC7 application, I want to read particular binary file from CD
image. But that binary file exist within disk image(ISO image). How can
I read an ISO CD image using VC++?
Regards,
including MFC classes to .NET application26 Oct 2006 18:48 GMT2
I'm migrating my MFC application to .NET and therefore i need to create
it again...
However, there are some *.cpp and *.h file which i would like to keep as
such (in MFC coding).
Zahid's contact26 Oct 2006 09:22 GMT1
Whats Zahid's tel num?
-ab.
DefaultValueAttribute26 Oct 2006 02:08 GMT2
I would like to define the default value of my property.
My property is from type Bitmap^, therefore i was thinking to do :
[DefaultValueAttribute(nullptr)]
but i does not work.
beginner question - where to find include files?25 Oct 2006 08:55 GMT1
I haven't used vc for years. I just downloaded the 2005 vc express and the
IDE.
I'm trying to compile a program that uses a LOGFONT structure. I think it is
defined in fontclass.h or windows.h, but I can't find any .h files in the vc
Can't see _CrtDumpMemoryLeaks output when using managed C++ from Winforms app24 Oct 2006 17:13 GMT1
I have a managed C++ assembly that wraps several unmanaged libraries.  I
excercise this assembly by calling it from a C# WinForms app running in the
Visual Studio.NET 2003 dubugger.  At a certain point in processing call
_CrtDumpMemoryLeaks() to look for possible memory leaks in ...
audio functions in Winmm.dll24 Oct 2006 16:18 GMT1
i need to play (in a windows app) all or part of wav/mp3/midi files thru
software without a user interface. i also need to allow the user to choose
the midi instrument to play the midi files by filling a list box with
available instruments.
constructor confusion24 Oct 2006 15:29 GMT4
I was under the impression that the following produced the same IL code:
   A ^a = gcnew A();
   A a;
The first line creates object 'a' using gcnew while the second line creates
global forms?24 Oct 2006 15:19 GMT1
i have two forms - for purposes of explaining i will call them form A
and form B one of which is a searching tool for the user.
What i would like to do is somewhere in form A is call form B and leave
it hidden - then when i say openBForm i just want to make that form
managed type Mixed (/clr)  or Pure (/clr:pure)24 Oct 2006 15:14 GMT5
What is the benefit of using the Pure option over the Mixed one. Is there a
better performance?
We have a lot of stuff in c++ with mfc support en we want to use in our .net
apps. With mixed setting we can compile including the mfc part of our code.
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