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

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how to use managed component in unmanaged code08 Nov 2006 14:57 GMT1
I've written a managed class library . The output file is
managedlib.dll . I am trying to use that in unmanaged code. When I
tried in C# I could add the dll using Add reference.. option . I am not
getting how I can do that in vc++.Is there any other way we can use
Printing PDF Files08 Nov 2006 10:55 GMT1
Hi Friends,
Does anybody of you know a method on how to print  PDF documents  from
an application  to a specific printer not to the default printer.I have
done for the default printer. I  need to do it for the user specific
SetBitmap doesn't work on Group-Box Control08 Nov 2006 01:34 GMT1
I'm trying to display a bit map on a group -box control instead of text
caption.
1)I created a bitmap in resource: IDB_BITMAP_BLUE
2)I set Bitmap property to true for the group box control.
How to test if a delegate or event is empty07 Nov 2006 20:55 GMT1
In C# is very easy:
if(myDelegate==null)
   //Install it.
but in C++/CLI that does not work:
Is it possible (GAC)07 Nov 2006 20:53 GMT5
Is it possible to place a strongly named assembly (C++ based) which
references legacy (i.e., native) DLLs in the GAC?  I seem to be having
difficulty when trying to load the assembly into a client app.  I wondered
how the assembly found the legacy DLL dependencies; is there some ...
Why can't Marshal::GetDelegateForFunctionPointer() work on C++?07 Nov 2006 20:46 GMT2
After searching and experimentation, I found the note in the remarks section
of the MSDN doc on Marshal::GetDelegateForFunctionPointer
(http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.runtime.interopservices.marshal.
getdelegateforfunctionpointer.aspx
) -
   You cannot use this ...
How to fire async events and c++/clr07 Nov 2006 20:43 GMT9
I am trying to fire aysnc events in c++/clr, and I can't seem to get it to
work.
It seems to work fine in c#, but when I try c++/clr, I can't seem to get it
to compile in the c++/clr class.
Linking problems with managed/unmanaged classes07 Nov 2006 19:55 GMT5
I'm having problems calling an unmanaged class from a managed wrapper.
I suspect I'm missing something obvious, as I'm unfamiliar with C++ and
classes are very simple. My unmanaged class is as follows:
// Unmanaged.h
Unresolved Externals errors when using external .lib file07 Nov 2006 16:47 GMT6
I'm trying to use some functions which are in an external library file called qhdlc.lib from within my C++ .Net program. I have a header file for this library (qhdlc.h) and have set the library as an "additional dependency" in Project Properties->Linker->Input. Even though I have ...
FindFirstFile API searches for files based on long and short names07 Nov 2006 14:49 GMT1
API FindFirstFile searches for files based on long and short names(8+3).
If i need to search files based on long names only .
How can i do ?Is there any other API which does search based on long names
only.
Remoting Server c# --- client c++ ?05 Nov 2006 08:32 GMT2
I have created server side Remoting application in C#.
Remoting object interface in C# :
public interface IShareService
{
Dll is Not Registering propoerly04 Nov 2006 19:28 GMT1
I have make a toolbar that integrates with IE and windows explorer.This
toolbar is Properly register in Win XP and 2000 But when i m trying to
register it with Windows 2003 its not getting registered,
could any one Help me regarding this, i have write the following script
using namespace issues04 Nov 2006 11:49 GMT1
Hi I've create a C++ managed Class as :
*.h file
--------
#pragma once
mc++ and pass by reference04 Nov 2006 00:11 GMT2
I am very new to the MC++ 2005 visual studio world, and I was wondering how
you do pass by reference under the .Net syntax of mc++
(ie:) To do it in the C# version you would do something like this.
void myFuncA(ref string myValue)
WHy is C# so much slower than c++???03 Nov 2006 20:49 GMT12
Did I do something wrong?   I cross posted this on the dotnet
development group -- sorry if it is a double posting but we are
seriously considering going to c# and this could be a show stopper.
I ran the following C# program and it ran in 9 seconds (give or take 1
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