There is a process A that launches process B as a COM object.
If the User tries to end process A, process B should also end. But vice
versa is not true. Process A can run independant of process. It is not
possible for a user to know process B is launched by process A.

Anyone know a direct translation for this C# code?  I know I can make a new
function, of course, but that's clumsy.
assume (o is IDisposable)
MethodInvoker d = o.Dispose;

I have a function which will return a shape from an image everytime it's
called.
Since it's time consuming I would like it to run itself only once, and
at every subsequent calls it should return the shape it calculated the

i would like to create a vpn for our out of office users (right now they are
using www.logmein.com to access their computer and files).  the worry is that
they may be able to copy the information from the servers to their local PC
and use that information for other companys.

We have a big and rather complex MFC dll that we intent to port to .NET.
If we intent to port the code to a managed C++.dll will this be nearly as
much as rewriting
everything to C#.

I am trying to copy an unmanaged buffer into a mananged buffer, and trying
to use marshalling, and I am not having any success because it doesn't seem
to complie.
Basically I am using Directshow's sample grabber interface to a filter, and

Can somebody tell me how to rewrite this in order to have the compiler
compile this without crashing?
Thanks a lot!
Anna

Hello again,
I am trying to convert a VC6 project to VC9, and the linker tells me
that it cannot open file 'LIBC.lib'.
But I didn't find this lib referenced or added anywhere.

I have MS Visual Studio 2008 both Pro and Dev Team Edition SP1 installed.
I've compiled a managed C++ .DLL which automatically had a manifest
embedded, with the following dependency: "Microsoft.VC90.CRT" "9.0.21022.8"
"x86".

I have declared an include file:
// gsl.config must be included for correct build with inline correctly
defined etc.
#include "gsl/config.h"

I am having an "ambiguous call to overloaded function" error again.
This is the function:
int nGetProfWidth (int ncols, unsigned ProfSpec)
{

Thanks for the help so far.
I have some problems left. One of them is an undeclared identifier, but
it's unclear to me why the compiler fights with me. It says
"iter: undeclared identifier"

could anyone please tell me why I get a compile error (C3893) in the last
line? Error message is (translated):
"'Frame::Items': The usage of the L value of an initonly data member is only
allowed in an instance constructor of the Frame class."

Multi value in edit control separated by ;
I want have multivalue behaviour in an edit control. Some similar to a list
of email in Outlook, that are automatically underlined when insert a “;”.
After underlined are managed like one object, and if you want select or

lf.lfHeight         = - (int) (fabs (pt.y) / 10.0 + 0.5) ;
Error    1    error C2668: 'fabs' : ambiguous call to overloaded function
ezfont.cpp    47    stasm
I first thought that the compiler wants to fight with me because there