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

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Mixed DLLs, VS 2003 and 200519 Apr 2007 22:33 GMT1
My setup consists of two DLLs and an EXE, all C++.
The EXE is unmanaged, and calls an unmanaged DLL.  The unmanaged DLL
calls a managed DLL.
If I build all three in the same version of VS, everything works as
Exporting C++ classes as ordinals (via a def file)19 Apr 2007 18:56 GMT12
I want to export my C++ classes in a DLL, using ordinal # - rather than
by name. Will anyone care to enumerate through the steps required to do
this?
I am already failiar with exporting classes and symbols (both C++ and C)
C++/CLI only way to use C++ for .NET?19 Apr 2007 15:28 GMT3
I am working on a small fun programming project (AntMe if anyone knows
it) which provides code examples for C# and Visual Basic 2005
After doing some programming with C#, I was going to try to write a
library for it with C++ too.
SIGNED does not allow negative values???19 Apr 2007 13:22 GMT2
I'm developing for many years, by i have never encountered such problem in
VC++!
I tried doing the simplest test:
Create new solution -> Win32 project...
7.1 vs 8.0: Inheritance and Events19 Apr 2007 04:51 GMT1
Consider the following (/clr:oldSyntax):
// myPanel.h
public __gc class myPanel {
public:
How do I program an ID/password change to a Service, Scheduled Job18 Apr 2007 03:21 GMT1
I need to change the logon/password of an established Windows Service; a
Scheduled Job, Autologon.  
Can I do this with C++?
Forms and labels17 Apr 2007 21:33 GMT3
I am new to Famework Programming and I need your help.
In Visual C++ .NET
Forms.
Labels.
fast access to members of structure17 Apr 2007 14:33 GMT2
I've got such an aching me question concerning fast & well optimized
access to members of a structure (or class) and ways that VC compiler
handles it. Let's imagine the following structure and an array of its
type:
Equivalent ShellExecute in C++/CLI or NET17 Apr 2007 08:18 GMT5
Hello,
Somebody knows which is the equivalent one in C++/CLI ?
HINSTANCE ShellExecute(HWND hwnd,
   LPCTSTR lpOperation,
'static ' : ignored on left of 'const double' when no variable is declared17 Apr 2007 01:27 GMT5
I'm getting this rather cryptic com,pile time error when I compile my
code. I have the following lines in my header file I know I could use
anonymous namespaces to get around this but I was being lazy and simply
wanted to do it the old "C" way).
Frustrating LNK2001 issue with VC++ 6.016 Apr 2007 21:55 GMT6
I have been trying resolve this issue for many hours and am not making
any progress. I have a DLL that I'm updating with some new 3rd party
libraries. However, there appears to be a conflict causing the
following link errors:
how catch combination of key??16 Apr 2007 21:01 GMT13
I am working on SDI base application using vs2k5. I need to perform
some task on combination of keys (link ctrl+v). I wrote WM_KEYDOWN
message in my view for control command keys (like Delete, Insert, etc)
but unable to catch combination of keys in WM_KEYDOWN message. I tried
error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol16 Apr 2007 17:17 GMT1
I have a problem with my program in VC++6
When I compile it, the following errors are listed. I spend a lot of
time on the groups.google.com to find its reason, but none of
comments
Host CLR16 Apr 2007 14:47 GMT4
I'm trying to use a .net api from unmanaged MFC code.
I'm trying to use ClrCreateManagedInstance api, but as shown above,
my
var pDisp equals null before the ClrCreateManagedInstance call.
Sleep in C++/CLI16 Apr 2007 03:46 GMT8
Is there something similar for C++/CLI ?.
VOID WINAPI Sleep(DWORD dwMilliseconds);
I need to stop the execution between processes during a time.
Thanks in anticipation.
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