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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / April 2008

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Auto indent07 Apr 2008 03:02 GMT1
How to enable the auto indent function in visual studio?
For example:
void f()
{
Side by side assemblies and Dependency Walker06 Apr 2008 12:38 GMT-
With VS2008 I build a DLL with a manifest in order to use side-by-side
assemblies.
In Dependency Walker the DLL is shown to depend on, among other DLLS,
the side-by-side assemblies:
Using a static ".lib" file in managed C++04 Apr 2008 23:45 GMT1
I have natively compiled ".lib" file which I need to use in managed
code. After some searching, I got to know that C++.NET 2005 through
its C++/CLI can directly make use of native binaries(including .lib
files). However I didn't find even a single example of elaborating how
Unresolved external03 Apr 2008 23:30 GMT1
In Visual Studio 2008, I created a Windows Form project, made some
menus.
Then I created a class using Add Class under the project menu. Here's
the class definition:
High resolution Sleep03 Apr 2008 16:50 GMT22
Sleep() function Sleep at lease 1 millisecond, there is a way to make a
thread to sleep less than a millisecond? One way I know of is using
performance counter which is not really sleep ( loop and check again and
again and uses CPU time).
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