I am writting a windows application that I want to be able to act as if
it where a Console application in certain circumstances, such as error
logging.
Whilst I have nearly got it, it doesn't seem to write to the screen in

I am using Visual Studio-2003. I created a project to build my library.
Since I am using third party libraries as well, I have specified those
additional library dependencies in project as "Additional Dependencies" under
Linker-Input options. Since those libraries are also in ...

Hi, I want to check the type of a derived unmanaged class, upcasted to
it's base class in CLI.  Basically, I have several c++ classes that
derive from a single abstract base class.  I'm passing the base class
in, and I want to check the type, and cast it later.  Please advise.

I have an abstract base class defined in an MC++ class library.  I then
create a descendent class in a C# class library.  This seems to work OK with
the exception of one of the abstract member functions/pure virtual function
that uses a passed in pointer to a long.  

I'm using Visual C++ 2005 to build a lib.
I found that there were 4 runtime libraries in the VC2005, /MD, /MT, /
MDd, /MTd. Which one should I choose to ensure that my library can be
used by all the other /MD or /MT programs?

What's the syntax for calling a parent constructor in CLI?

I'm porting an application from a Unix like system to Windows.
I'm looking for a simple queue with FIFO characteristics which
will cause the calling thread to suspend if there is no data on the
queue, or return after a timeout.

I'm porting one of the dll from vc6 to vc8 and I have one problema about
CComModule.
My code use in stdafx.h:
extern CComModule _Module

I have a scenario where  my CPP project is not compiled with CLR support,
but some of the CPP files have the /clr option set.  In file1.cpp, the /clr
switch is not set.  In file2.cpp, the /clr switch is set.  file2.h is the
header for file2.cpp, and this header is included in ...

when i try to compile my code with 'using namespace
System::ServiceModel' i get:
error C2039: 'ServiceModel' : is not a member of 'System'
i've installed WCF and WPF extensions for Visual Studio 2005 and after

Using VS2005, I am trying to disable stepping into the operator new
calls.
What NoStepInto entry should I put into the registry?
I tried "operator new=NoStepInto" but it does not seem to be working.

We're working in VS 2005, Team edition, if it makes any difference at
all (should be up-to-date and all that, but could not guarantee it is
100%).
We've implemented a simple generic wrapper parser under C++/CLI. It's

I have an image displayed in a PictureBox and the displayed image is resized
and centred. When I click on the image, I can get the coordinates relative to
the PictureBox but I would like the coordinates to be relative to the image.
I've tried using PointToClient but this gives me ...

I've searched the web and MSDN but couldn't find adequate information
on retrieving the text of a subitem of a listviewitem.
What I want to do is simple. I have a listview control with 2 columns
and a large number of listviewitems.

I am trying to import a tlb from a COM server(exe) I wrote with the
following statement:
#import "C:\\em2\\EM\\src\\core\\UMOSEFax\\Debug\\UMOSEFax.tlb"
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