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Lots of link errors in Debug but not realease build	27 Dec 2006 22:28 GMT	5
I am getting a lot of link errors when compiling in the debug build but not release. I am compiling a CLR managed code class library. I believe the link errors are actually being caused by a static library of unmanagaed code.
how to protect code	27 Dec 2006 20:44 GMT	7
Using the .NET reflector tool, i know that a DLL or EXE developed in .NET platform can be decompiled and therefore code is available for all. I would like to know if exist a way how to avoid tools like .NET reflector to decompile your code or at least to avoid people to see
Can't access public member from C# (works in VB, C++/CLI)	27 Dec 2006 20:14 GMT	1
I got the following code public ref class A { value struct PrivateType sealed { Int32 id; }; public:
Generate XML Documentation Files option causes obj files not to be created	27 Dec 2006 02:43 GMT	1
I am using the Express version of VS2005 If I set Generate XML Documentation Files to yes then the xml file is generated but my OBJ files do not get generated. Any idea why? I am using the following versions:
Need a call to get the folder "My Documents"	27 Dec 2006 00:20 GMT	4
I know about GetModuleFileName but what I need is a similar call to get the folder "My Documents" Is there such a thing? Thanks
inline expansion	26 Dec 2006 23:50 GMT	2
I am currently trying to wrap an old library (ImageMagick) in .NET, and am having problems with inline expansions. I have recompiled the library in vc++ 2005 OK. However, when I try to access any inline methods of the library classes from my managed classes, the inlining does not ...
XML Help file is not being built.	26 Dec 2006 22:46 GMT	1
I am using VC8 with VS 2005. I understand that the XML file for use by products like Sandcastle is now generated for C++? My XML file is not being generated. I can see the properties setting for the file. I have suppress banner set to No, so I would think I
V++6 compiles OK but VS2005 gives errors	26 Dec 2006 21:18 GMT	4
I have a cpp program that use to compile in C++6 but give a bunch of errors in VS2005 I'm wondering if I need to reference to some library. I'd appreciate any helpful suggestion
How to find the library name give a system include file	26 Dec 2006 21:16 GMT	4
I have a cpp program that use to compile in C++6 but gives a bunch of errors in VS2005 Error 12 error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _strstr referenced in function "char * __cdecl strstr(char ,char const )"
Why id pin_ptr is causing cannot instantiate abstract class error?	26 Dec 2006 08:58 GMT	1
public ref class GpsDevice abstract { /* Please note GarXface4::GpsDevice* is in a different namespace from this one and GarXface4::GpsDevice is an unmanaged class */
deletion of System::String	26 Dec 2006 08:52 GMT	1
Good night I'm trying to convert a CString into a System::String on a MFC project, this way: CString t1("Hello, World!");
What should I target? Can VS 2005 CLI DLLs be used by 2003?	25 Dec 2006 14:48 GMT	2
I have started my first major DotNet project. It is a DLL that I would to sell and distribute. I need to know if I should write it in VS2005 C++ CLI or VS2003. Can VS2005 CLI compiled DLLs be used in VS2003?
MC++ to CLI converison program?	24 Dec 2006 12:40 GMT	5
I have some code in MC++. I would like to convert it to CLI. Is there a conversion program that exists anywhere? If so where? Bruce
What's with the new C++/CLI pointers (handles ^)? Managed C++.NET	23 Dec 2006 22:05 GMT	9
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vc Please comment on the following code fragment. Note the comments "Why"? Particularly,
Should my code implementation go in my .CPP or the .H header file?	23 Dec 2006 12:33 GMT	2
I have seen sample code that is implemented in the .h header file ("java style") and I have seen samples where the code was implemented in the .CPP file. Which is correct? What is the best place to put my code implementation in VC++ DotNet?