Hola, ante todo un cordial saludo.
Tengo una duda de cual codigo colocar cuando creo una aplicacion en visual
basic. para conectarme en la base de datos para aplicar una busqueda con un
boton. yo

1.Is Visual C++ 2005 the first version of Visual C++ to have
_set_invalid_parameter_handler?
and 2.Does Visual C++ 2005 Express have _set_invalid_parameter_handler?

Is there some class similar to CString::ReverseFind(...) in .NET?.
// Example for CString::ReverseFind
CString s( "abcabc" );
ASSERT( s.ReverseFind( 'b' ) == 4 );

I've completed migrating one of our company's  C++ Managed Code
applications to VS2005. I'm now attempting to run the application but there
seems to be problems when accessing an object that is properly exported from
a utility dll of ours. The dll is written in MFC with sections ...

VS2005 - VC++/MFC:  most modules compiled as native. Two modules compiled as
/clr (managed). One of these two modules uses a .NET C# Windows form User
control in an MFC dialog box.
The program seems to run fine, but crashes when I exit.

how to change or modify embedded string resource in an assembly at runtime.
please help me.
Thanks,
Raghu

I'm new to the boards, and I've been struggling with a problem porting my
company's code from Visual C++ 6.0 to Visual C++ 2005.
We've found some crashes that I've traced to the 'c_str()' member of the
standard string class.   I've debugged into the deepest layers of the system

I have the following situation:
Assembly #1:
class NativeSearchCriteria // NOTE: a native class
{

I have a solution in which there is an unmanaged MFC application. Then
i added a new managed .Net Windows Form application. I was trying to
refer an header file of unmanaged project into the my managed project.
But it leads to link error.

Short example:
namespace A
 {
   template<class Z>

Two questions:
1) I have an assembly that defines the interface for a component.  The
assembly only contains the interface (as per component development guidance),
a different assembly contains the C++ classes that implement the interface.  

C++.NET 2003 ONLY
Hi all,
I need to check to see that the user is using Windows 2000 or later on
program startup. If not, to disable one radiobutton

I have a resource only project/DLL, and I want to be able to add version
information to it.  There are make files (batch files) that create the
rc file at build time and it overwrites whatever is already in there.
I tried adding another resource file to store the version information ...

I have made a component to use in a form.
I have add the component to the tools bar in Visual Studio 2005 to use in
more than one project.
I want to change the Icon asigned automatically by VS2005 to the component.

I'm new to working with mixed assemblies. All of my previous experience has
been with VC++/MFC in native, unmanaged applications.
When I create a mixed assembly in which one or more of the files compiles
with /clr the instructions say that I need to change the switch for Debug