What does happen when two threads write to one file opened with
attribute FILE_SHARE_WRITE? Let's that both threads save an array of 10
elements as follows:
THR1: WriteFile(handle1, array1, 10);

I have this situation where I need to access the #defines and typedefs
defined in a C++ header file from a .NET Project (specifically C#). The C++
header file is from a medical device manufacturer which my software needs to
communicate with.

Can any one tell me how to resolve this issue;
I have the following function
//hello.cpp
#include "stdafx.h"

I've got what I'm sure are some dumb questions. I've got some existing C++
code that I want to move to a C++/CLI assembly to make it easier to use in a
.NET app as well as continuing to use it in an existing C++ app. It's simple
code, but I'm not sure if I'm setting up my ...

I've got code that works when started normally (explorer, command
whatever) but fails when started from VS2003. It crashes in different
place when started with debugging (F5) and other place when started
without debugging ( CTRL+F5).

I build my project on VS 2005 and get this error:
c:\dx90sdk\include\strmif.h(27392) : error C2146: syntax error : missing ';'
before identifier 'lpSurf'
can you help me how to fix this?

I need to access methods from a C++/CLI class in VB.NET .
How can I do that?
Is should be something along the lines of "registering" the C++
program with the .NET framework and then probably adding a reference

Forgive me if my post seems a little amateurish...
I'm requesting assistance from some of you smart folks out there to
get the managed calls write that meet the specification in the esa.h
for Esa_Init.  When I make a call, VS2005 reports

I had originally posted this to the comp.lang.C++.moderated group, and
was advised to bring this question here.
I haven't used C++ in quite a few years, and that was when I was
learning and made only console applications, but I remember the .h files

I would like to enable my VC++ application to capture general mouse
and keyboard events (click, double-click, key press) that occur
outside of my application's frame (eg. clicking inside the frame of
another application).  I'm quite sure this is possible, but I don't

Hi, sorry if this is not the best group for this...
In C# I have string values that correspond to enum member names. I need a
conversion from the string value to the corresponding enum value - if
possible without a big switch comparing the string with all their enum

I'm trying to create a pointer to a class in form1.h button1 event
handler. It should be simple... but no. This example is as simple as I
can make:
Form1.h (produced with the designer containing a single button)

We have an application that is running fine on several of our customer’s
servers.  However, one of our customers is having a problem running the
application.  The application works on one of his Windows 2003 servers, but
not on the other one.

I am working on a project that currently has some interfaces and enums
defined in an IDL file.  The sole implementor of these interfaces are
now in C++ CLI, but I still have consumers that are in unmanaged C++.
I would like to move the interface and enum definitions to the C++ CLI

I'm using Visual C++ Express 2005. I get an error when I try to
compile code with both /arch:SSE and /clr options.
cl : Command line error D8016 : '/arch:SSE' and '/clr' command-line
options are incompatible