hi !!
i have i function pointer that i declared in unmanaged code:
void (*func_ptr)();
and i have a managed class where i need to assign a pointer to this

I am trying to figure out how to implement WCF under C++/CLI.  Most
examples involve C# code.  For instance, an interface is defined like
this:
interface IMyContractCallback

I have a std::vector< ICMP_ECHO_REPLY > container that I'd like to be
able to do such wonderful STL operations as max_element(),
accumulate(), greater_equal(), etc... So, I decided I would create a
class to contain that information and overload the necessary operators.

Is there a method of finding out which dll's are being used by an exe
if yes how?
regards
Abhi

I'm converting some C++ code to VC++ 2005 in native (non-managed) mode.
This code doesn't use ATL, but codes the COM mechanisms directly.
It has a class which is the equivalent of ATL's IDispatchImpl:
template<class T>

I am working on a Windows Forms Control Library which has some
unmanaged code in it. What is the equivalent of "C# null" in managed
C++?
CUnmanagedClass *pClass = NULL;

I'm attempting to migrate a predominately MFC application that I've just
inherited from
Visual Studio.NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005. I've managed to clean up a
myriad of compile and link errors but I'm stuck on one final problem.

I need to build a managed DLL in C++ and call it from C#.  I need this
to work with remoting as well.
In C#, class objects are reference types, so if an object is passed
directly to a C++ method it is considered a reference to the object.

can i call a constructor of a class, if the name is stored in a CString
Object
e.g.
class CBaseClass

How do I include a double quote in a string displayed on the screen?
I tried:
wsprintf(szBuffer, "%s's ""%s"" preferences retrieved"
But no quotes showed.

I want to access the Generic List of the following c++-class inside a vb.net
app. Is this possible/how can I do that?
Atm, I get the following error in the vb.net app:  "Field 'GeoElems' is of
an unsupported type."

I have some code like this....
MyObject ^o = gcnew MyObject();
My2ndObject ^obj2 = o->GetObject();
if( obj2 != NULL )

I log in as a administrator, then compile and run the following code on a
computer:
#include "stdafx.h"
#include <windows.h>

In my old .NET (2002), I have the help's index and search as tabs along with the
solution explorer docked inside the visual studio (and help docs selected
therein show in the same interface as my program sources).  Is there a way to do
that (and avoid the "document explorer") with ...

I am in the process of converting a Visual C++ 6.0 project to Visual Studio
2005.  The conversion is almost complete, but in the linking phase, I get
the error:
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'mfc42d.lib'