I'm writing custom controls in Visual C++ 2003 (managed C++). If there is
any not handled exception in my control, all it's instances are removed from
designer.
Is there any way to prevent this ?

I want to get some memory information.
the following codes are in a win32 DLL.
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MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION mbi;

I can not create MFC OCX that has FormView as view class or dialog based. How
I can add formview class to MFCOCX.
Thank you in Advance for Help

So I have this perfectly fine and running app, that uses managed C++
forms.
Problem#1:
[1] I pass a Bitmap reference to a class, hoping to modify it in one

I have a VC++ / .NET 2.0 solution built using VS 2005 SP1 under XP.  
Everything has been working well there over the past year.  I have recently
starting porting the app to Windows Vista (since it currently will not
execute properly there).  

the last day and a half, I have only been able to dowload a small percent of
emails - mail always says that it is downloading 28 of 174 emails, and it
never goes any further????  I am running the Mail program with Vista.

I have MS Visual Studio 2005, on 32 bit WXP.
I created a simple C++ application.  It runs well and fast on my
machine.  However, when I copy the binary to another machine,  I get
the following error:

This is probably a really dump question but I'm stuck and need a leg-
up with this.
I'm writing a C++ interop layer that couples a managed plugin to an
unmanaged host (specifically its a managed implementation for a

I have the following managed code:
String* ts;
ts = S"   test   ";
ts = ts->Trim();

I am using VS2005 in a cli managed application.
I have buttons which load icon files to use as button images.
I use icons so that the images are already transparent when placed.  The IDE
converts these to images and stores them in the form resx file, and I change

I am using a delphi DLL in vc++,static linked with ".h"and "lib".
the export functions in DLL are "__stdcall",but the function doesn't
work well,it often returns some weird values.
when I add codes as follows,it suddenly works well. why??

I have a C++/CLI project (VS 2005) that produces a DLL that exports C bindings.
Internally, this DLL contains routines compiled with /clr.
I notice that my DLL doesn't have a version resource.  I assume that, unlike C#
and VB, C++ doesn't automatically generate a version resource. ...

I can't for the life of me figure out where the version info properties
are in a Visual Studio 2005 C++ DLL project. In VC6.0 it was a page in
the resources. In VB 2005 it's in the AssemblyInfo. Where is it in a C++
DLL project?

Hi Friends,
We are having an immediate openings with one of topmost product
development company for position of "User experience designer".The
experience is 4 to 7 years and should be strong at photoshop and has

here is the code:
DWORD SomeFunction(DWORD Dw_0, DWORD Dw_1, DWORD Dw_2)
{
    return Dw_0 + Dw_1 + Dw_2;