We have a native class modeled after the System::Exception class, and all
exceptions that we throw derive from this class.  For now this class is
quite simple: just Description and InnerException public members.  One of
these days I'll dig into how to implement a StackTrace ...

hi I am mohammad
I am a vc++.net  programmer
Is there any who know how we can design a website in vc++.net 2008?
thanks

file extensions have descriptions like:
docx : microsoft office word document
ini : configuration settings
rdp : remote desktop connection

I'm using an A4 printer but the driver also shows the A3 format (that is two
times A4) in the list. It then scales down the result so that it can be
printing on the A4 sheet.
I would like to know if I can detect the physical paper size. I've been

I read somewhere that the STL map class stores entries internally sorted by the
key.  I wrote a small test program (below) that verifies that iterating through
the map returns entries with ascending key values.  My question is:  Is this
guaranteed behavior or is it just the ...

I must convert a DWORD value in a wchart_t for execute wcsncat.
I can I do?
Thanks.

So I take it you can't write a web service in C++?  I don't see a
template anyway.

In C# everything goes in a single cs file.  So for managed classes in C
++/CLI, should everything go in the header file?  Or should definition
and implementation still be separate?  What is the convention for
managed classes in C++/CLI?

I want to exclude /MP for one file (precompiled header .cpp file) but don't
see a way to do that.  I want to avoid the annoying D9030 warning.  Any ideas
on how to do this?  /MP is inherited from the project settings, and I don't
want to have to set it individually on each file.

I'm doing a project with both ogre3d and openCV and now I have to
merge the code. I have 2 Visual C++ solutions and either of them has
his own configuration.
Can you give me some suggestion on how to merge the two solutions and

I get the following error when I try to use spell check in Word 2007:
"Cannot find proofing tools for English (U.S.). If you have the proofing
tools, try installing or reinstalling them. Contact your local reseller to
obtain Office Proofing Tools. For more information, see the ...

I need to allocate a buffer large enough to store a copy of a null-terminated
string that is given to me as an argument.  The code that I am using looks a lot
like old ugly C code.  Is there a "better" C++ way to do this sort of thing (see
below)?

I would like to know if it is possible to return to MS Excel 2003 after you
have upgraded to MS Excel 2007?
Here below is what occured.
1. I installed MS Office Home and Student 2007 onto my computer.

With non CLR C++ I am used to have a static library (MyMain.lib) which
defines the main entry points depending on the plateform (windows,
unix, mac os x, ps3, ...). We are planning to develop some executable
using CLR (managed C++ mixed with non managed C++). So I decide to add

I have an STL map<int, MyStruct> (key is int, value is a structure).  I want to
search the map for a user-supplied key and, if it exists, fiddle with the
structure.  I'm looking for guidance as to the most efficient way to accomplish
this.