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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / March 2007

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lock statement in C++?28 Mar 2007 10:07 GMT3
hi.. Group,
is there any lock statement like C# in managed C++?
thanks
Easy question regarding console apps28 Mar 2007 02:52 GMT4
Hi newbie here. I am learning c++/cli I by writing console apps. When my
apps finished they used to display a message at the bottom of the screen,
something like "press any key to continue" so that you could see the results
before returning to the IDE. But now they don't. I must ...
Best way to use unmanaged buffer as a Byte []? preferably w/o copying from native to managed memory27 Mar 2007 16:02 GMT1
I am writing managed c++/c++ native code.
We have soem buffer passed as char* from native, and we want to pass to a
managed MemoryStream object.
Is it possible to have a Byte [] reference that char* and then we set the
Good way to use native C++ callback as managed C++ delegates / events27 Mar 2007 15:59 GMT1
I don't have C++/CLI 2.0 reference handy and the code below was written
after long hours of research and shallow readings. From what I see, the code
works and looks logical to me. Can you please review it and tell me if I
overlooked something.
_ATL_MIN_CRT VC8 release build?27 Mar 2007 01:11 GMT1
How do I get it to work?  I keep getting the likes of
LIBCMT.lib(tidtable.obj) : error LNK2005: __decode_pointer already defined in
atlmincrt.lib(atlinit.obj)
for the following (none of which I explicitly call).
stack depth problem25 Mar 2007 15:47 GMT2
I have an algorithm that processes data recursively. When I'm testing it
works fine, but when I feed it data from the actual application, I get
"stack overflow". What bothers me is that the data my recursive processor is
seeing in production is identical to the test data; the ...
DLL registration problem23 Mar 2007 15:33 GMT1
Hi friends,
i making a COM DLL in vc++ , this DLL is using a 3rd party dll
function. i m calling a function of this DLL.
But i m getting error
Temlate member of class, LNK2028 and Static Library.23 Mar 2007 11:13 GMT5
The problem may be obvious, though I'm a bit puzzled by the error
LNK2028 when attempting to utilize my static library. The all methods
of the class defined within that library do not pose any troubles, but
template based methods.
top-level const-ness inhibits override23 Mar 2007 11:10 GMT9
Found another variation on my previous bug
(https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID
=100917
)
I would welcome validation and votes.
class ISkewEstimator
Vista Icons22 Mar 2007 13:31 GMT1
I get this error message in VS 2005 when compiling Vista icon:
.\File.rc(623) : error RC2176 : old DIB in res\main.ico; pass it through
SDKPAINT
Using VS 2005 with latest SP1 for Vista
static linking (GDIPlus.dll) with an VC++ application22 Mar 2007 13:16 GMT7
I want to know how to statically link GDIPlus.dll with VC++ application that
should be able to run on W2k machine without the existence of GDIPlus.dll on
the target machine.
Currently, when i statically link the dll and run the application on target
Int 13h22 Mar 2007 11:29 GMT1
I'm fairly good with VB6, and as far as I know there is nothing in the
reference books that allow manipulation of Int13h.  There must be a way
using VC++, but I have no documentation.  Could someone lead me in the
right direction?  Thanks.
Linking Between Two Projects in a Solution21 Mar 2007 23:03 GMT3
I have a solution with a two projects. The first project contains my classes
and an executable using those classes. The second project contains unit
tests for the classes. Because the unit test framework that I use requires a
main function I have to keep the tests in a separate ...
/EHa vs. /EHs21 Mar 2007 14:34 GMT2
If I understand the difference correctly, when compiling with /EHs
"catch" will only catch objects that were "throw"n. With /EHa, "catch"
will catch thise plus will catch things like addressing exceptions.
When compiling with /EHa, can exceptions like addressing exceptions be
sharing unmanaged object across managed borders21 Mar 2007 14:30 GMT1
I'm trying to have a unmanaged object contatined in a a managed
class.  THis is no problem, but I need access to this object in other
managed classes.  I'm not sure how to do this.  I mean, it wouldn't
really make sense to be able to pass in a unmanaged object into a
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