Good afternoon
Is there a way to tell the compiler and linker where to look for my
header files and libraries directly on the code?
(I'm not talking about changing

The computer industry is changing, and 64-bit technology is the next,
inevitable step.
Look at sample.
int main(int, const char **) {

We're building an application consisting of an exe and several dlls
with VS2005 that needs to be xcopy installed.
VS2005 automatically embeds a manifest binding the app and dlls to the
assembly 'Microsoft.VC80.CRT' version 8.0.50608.0. Through a policy in

hi.. Group,
what's the difference between adding a referencing to a project and adding a
#include in the code. I am using the managed C++.
thanks.

I have a project that was created created in C++ using VC++ 6.0.
My current goal is to create .NET based components from the modules of
that project. These components may be consumed by older versions
(before .NET) of Visual Basic and C++ programs. I have a couple of

I am Developing a MFC SDI application,where I want to store the
CHtmlView Contents as Bitmap Image file.I have made CHtmlView as a
Child of CView.I want to create this bitmap file when an button on the
popup dialog is clicked.I want entire content of CHtmlView even though

Is there a way to enable *just* the extern template processing when
compiling with /Za?
Thanks!

I have a C++ application that calls a function in another static library
which accepts a std::string parameter.  However, my VS 2005 compiler shows
the following error:
msvcprtd.lib(MSVCP80D.dll) : error LNK2005: "class

I have an application - which is essentially going to be a autorun
menu - but could also involve disc-swapping.
So for this autorun menu - i need the application to either run fully
from memory or something similar - but not need the CDs (since they

When using the function system() in a win32 c++ application, i notice a
seperate shell window opens and closes quickly when the app is run and this
system() call is encountered. Is there a way to suppress or prevent this
seperate shell window from opening or being seen ?

Probably there is bug in VC 64-bit compiler (in all versions)
Compile and run the following code with speed optimization (-O2):
#include <stdio.h>
typedef int (*fp)(const unsigned char *buf, unsigned int pos, unsigned int

I am having trouble getting debug and release builds to work properly
with project references using C++ .NET and Visual Studio 2003.
I created a test solution, with a basic Windows form C++ project.
I then add a class library, and add a reference to this project in the