Hi, All!
How do I get unmanaged exception type in the catch block. Here's the piece
of code to clarify my question.
try

Trying to use boost::function in a C++/CLI program.  Here is code:
pragma once
#include <boost/function.hpp>
#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>

From the MSN documentation;
"By default, /CLRUNMANAGEDCODECHECK is in effect, which means
SuppressUnmanagedCodeSecurityAttribute is applied to linker-generated
PInvoke calls. Specify /CLRUNMANAGEDCODECHECK:NO to not apply this

i am developing an application which uses WAB API's, for doing all
this i am using vs2k5. I have wab.h header file included in my project
to use WAB api's but after compilation one error comes like
Error    1    error C2371: 'WCHAR' : redefinition; different basic types    c:

In MFC, CRichEditCtrl contrl, I want to set the codepage for the control to
Unicode.
I used the following method to set codepage for it (only for ANSI or BIG5,
etc, not unicode). How should I change codepage to Unicode?

I am storing an array of strings in an unmanaged MFC class using gcroot as
follows:
gcroot<array<System::String^>^> m_pArr;
Nothing out of the ordinary there. However, if I try to use "delete m_pArr"

I have a legacy MFC application that has a lot of editor functionality
associated with a class that extends CFrameWnd.  This editor watches for key
down events by using the OnKeyDown handler in the message map.  In my legacy
MFC application, my OnKeyDown handler is always called, ...

what I'm saying here is about VS 2005 WITHOUT service pack.
I have two DLL projects, with EXACTLY the same project preferences and
settings. Both have alignment set to "default", it should be 8.
Surpise number one:

struct B2;
struct B1 {
    virtual B2* get2() = 0;
};

I have a rather interesting problem.  I have a unmanged c++ class
which needs to communicate information to managed c++ via callbacks,
with a layer of c# on top of the managed c++ ultimatley retreiving the
data.  Presently all of the c++ code is still in .NET 1.1, so we're

class CSampleBasicAuth : public CBasicAuthObject, public IAuthInfo
{
public :
    void setUserName()

I need to use the System.IO namespace in the Win32 console
application. Any clues for doing the same?
Basically, I need to load the files of a particular folder in an
array. I need to do this in a VC++.NET Win32 console application. I am

what would be the default strtok behaviour when a null string is passed
into the string parameter in the first call to strtok?
I would expect a null pointer to be returned but it is sometimes causing my
program to crash.

I have a CLI/C++ library that links with a Native C++ library. Everything
works and runs fine. However I get the following warning.
warning LNK4075: ignoring '/EDITANDCONTINUE' due to '/INCREMENTAL:NO'
specification

Hi, all!
Is it possible to have both C++ and CSharp modules in one project?
Thanks.