I have been working on a web application that needs to interact with a
program on the server machine.  The programmer writing the code for the
server machine is a C++ guy and I was wondering if it is possible to write a
.dll in C++/CLI that can be placed in my web apps bin file ...

I've noticed that when trying to create a managed, auto_gcrooted
variable in a antive class, the compiler throws linker exceptions.
While searching some forums I found out that this is a bug?  I
couldn't find the work around, just numerous references to the fact

I'm trying to define an enum which will be used from unmanaged c++, C++/CLI
managed c++ and from C#.
I defined the following enum in a VS dll project set to be compiled with the
/clr switch:

How can I change the column width in a gridview filled with a dataset?  I
can't get TableStyle to work.  Has anyone any sample code, please?
Thanks,
Helen

I can create a new C++/CLI app and use managed UI controls, even make
the form an MDIParent and launch child forms.
Could I create an MFC view like CView - and use it within the managed
app?  I have set the project settings to include MFC as a shared DLL,

We have a C# app running on Windows CE that communictes with on board
GPS receiver using dll written in C++. C++ opens the port on which
receiver is connected using CreateFile with all the appropriate flags
and options. Its been working great but lately we have been having few

I needed a way to provide vc 6.0 c++ code a way to call managed dlls
compiled in vs 2003. In order to do this I created a wrapper (in vs
2003) for the managed code and made the functions accessible with dll
export.

I have a application in borland C++ 6 I wish to convert it to c++ studio
2005 is there a import
routine into VSC++
TIA

Hi everyone;
I have a class with several members and I pin the first reference field in a
function;
public ref struct MyClass

I want to know that when my application is running outside of the debugger
(in debug or release build) can I set the application/project settings in a
way that when it crashes it tells me which method of which class it was
running while it crashed. And can it also give me the ...

My problem concerns the shell.  If there's a better forum for this post,
please let me know.
I'm trying to create a ListView control that displays the contents of a
folder with all the appropriate icons etc.  I first tried this in c# with

hi my windows just restarts after a few seconds after startup, it says
services.exe is ending its process unexpectedly NT/AUTHORITY. So anyone
please help me.

This may be a stupid question but ...
I have an Application that I can add "plugins" to.  It is a Win32 app
with a Multiple Document window area where it displays child windows.
I add functionallity by writing Win32 dlls.  Lately I've been using

hi.. Group,
I want to use __m128i with vector, but it seems does not work. The following
code generated a runtime error indicating that there is a memory corruption.
   std::vector<__m128i> list;

Apart from the loss of the ClassWizard for MFC work, the thing I have
disliked most about the VS2003 IDE is that I have never been able to
arrange the windows in a way that I like. I have just obtained a new
1680x1050 widescreen monitor, and I would like to revisit this issue.