I have a project written in VC++ 2003.NET which uses MFC classes.
I have ONLY VC++Express2005. I can open the VCProject file sucessfully. The
conversion takes place without any error. BUT the project is not Building
using VC++Express2005. The error is as follows:

My DLL (VC 2005, unmanaged) contains an exported function AutoOpen, whose name
should be undecorated. I've used this declaration:
extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) int WINAPI AutoOpen(void)
In spite of extern "C", the name of this function is still decorated in the DLL

Suppose I export a function or a structure from a standard DLL that uses the
C++ "bool" data type.  The documentation states that, as of C++ 5.0 and
later, Visual C++ implements bool as a 1 byte data type.  If someone puts a
value other than 1 or 0 into the byte and calls into my ...

A friend of mine is an experienced MFC programmer.  He as recently gotten
".Net Religion", but he can't find a good reference book that presents basic
Windows Forms programming techniques that he can relate to his MFC skills.
He is currently programming in both C++/CLI and VB.Net ...

In the VS 2005 IDE, is there an easy way to navigate to the closing brace
for a given openeing brace in the source code?
TIA - Bob

i need to restore an external app's minimized window whose handle i know,
from within a different running app.
how would i do that?
thanks for any help

I am working on developing a program using Visual Studio 2003 but am having
problems getting my program to find my GL.h and GLU.h, and I am guessing it
will have the same problems trying to link to the .lib and .dll files. What
do I all need to do to get this to properly compile ...

I have a C++/C++.net application. Release version crashes on the Multi-CPU
box but Debug version works well. And release version works well on
single-cpu box.
Any idea?

I got a example, it GetBkColor from a HDC(the dc get from a DialogBox), but
it BkColor always color white, dialogbox default BkColor is color like gray,
how can I do to get the correct color for dialogbox? Thanks!

The following code
public ref class X
{
protected:

Why does the following code
public ref struct X abstract sealed {
 literal int Y = 1;
};

I am building a control library in C++/CLI.  My project links with a
native library and am getting an error that the library cannot work
with pure:
dxerr.lib(dxerr.obj) : fatal error LNK1313: ijw/native module

Below are the definitions of two classes. VList creates two static integer
arrays (v_0, v_1), creates an array of pointers to these arrays (vlist), and
has a public method to return a pointer to the corresponding integer array
based on its index into vlist (Element( index )) .

I have an error when compiling a simple form project...
I just start a new Form project and add a new PictureBox in a form(or
anything that generate the .resx file)
After that when compiling I always get the following error (in VS

For the following
BEGIN_COM_MAP(I_Command)
    COM_INTERFACE_ENTRY(ICommand)
    COM_INTERFACE_ENTRY(IDispatch)