We think someone's been on our pc while we were out, is there a basic log
anywhere on the pc I can have a look at to find out?

I have a XML file with following content.
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<devices version="1.0">
<device id="S60_3rd" name="com.nokia.s60" default="no" userdeletable="no">

Here's the problem.  I've been developing a C++ application since 2003 using
the default settings.  Comes time to find all the memory leaks.  I downloaded
a nifty package that won't work unless I use the debug library DLLs.  I get
nothing but complaints from Visual Studio 2008.  ...

All,
I'm looking to get myself a book on C++/CLI, and would greatly
appreciate advice from this group. I'm particularly interested in
interop/mixing managed and unmanaged code, I already know standard C++

Sorry, some how I clicked post before I finished.
Hi,
I'm writing an application that has a native c++ layer, and a CLi/C++
layer above it.  Above the CLi layer will be C# but that's not

Hi, guys,
One question block me.  I want to know current Visual Studio version,
"vc80" or "vc90" in Build Event. Can I use some macro in Build Event
to get it?

I have a win32 application that creates a directory in Users's Application
Data directory (Example: c:\users\<username>\Local Settings\Application
Data\MyFolder) and writing application specific data there. Thinks are
working fine. But when I use GetShortPathName to get the short ...

In Visual C++ 8.0 Express I am trying to programmatically change the contents
of a text box.
In form1.h I find the initializing code _PAYEE->Text=L"a";.
I assumed that the type of "a"  in this expression is const char[] (which

I have exported a class which i have written in win32 static lib app.
Now i have written a wrapper class for the same. But when i am trying
to compile it is giving me some linker errors. Here is the class
information

why does the first Console::Write give error "indexer needs array or
pointer" and the second not?
generic <typename TList, typename ItemType> where TList :
IList<ItemType>

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).  

I thought that the << operator would act to get a whole line from a ifstream
but it doesn't. It
Is there an overload of << for some stream type that reads a whole text line
from a file?

I am new to .net stuff and to make the matter worst, I am converting
from Borland to Microsoft world. So I am having real hard time
figuring things out in VC++ .net. (I am using VS 2008)
here is my questions:

  I have some example C programs, that I would like to compile using
VC++ compiler. Is there a way to import the .MAK file that these C
program came with?
Thanks.

I am using Visual C++ Express Edition converting some old Visual Basic
programs to C++.
I have searched everything I can think of (including the header files) but
have found nothing that seems to be the equivalent of the Visual Basic