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What can be done in VC++ (native) that can't be done with VC#?
From what I can tell the only thing worth using VC++ native for is when you need to manage memory yourself instead of the CLR garbage collector, which I haven't seen a purpose in doing either...
Started by Phillip on
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by 15 people.
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Not that you can't manage to screw things up severely... .
You can screw things up much more severely in VC++ than you can in VC#.
This is not a troll, I genuinely don't know)? If not, you can use VC++ to write C# and .NET, but you can't...
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I have a dynamic link library written in VC++6. I wrote some code with VC++2005 which calls the native VC++6 library. Whenever I pass std::string to the native library, the result is always garbage. However, this does not happen if I pass other types ...
Started by Lopper on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
On the other hand, types such as int and char* are the same... .
Classes such as std::string aren't necessarily defined the same way in every version of the runtime library (even though they have the same name), so you shouldn't mix the libraries this way .
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Hi,
I'd like to synchronize a VC++ 2010 project with a VC++ 2008 one. Is it even possible ? Basically, if I'm adding/deleting/renaming a file to a project in VS2010, I'd like it to be added/deleted/renamed to the corresponding VS2008 project. Project ...
Started by Samuel_xL on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I have done this before with previous versions by making an upgraded (VS2010) branch and merging changes back and... .
If you'll write your add-on please let me know!
Source control helps here .
You only can maintain those solution/project files separately.
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I'm trying to build a simple .Net wrapper around some basic C++ code.
The C++ code does not rely on anything in the vcredist dlls, so I'm wondering if I can setup my project, so it doesn't require those dlls to work ?
I'd hate to have my users download...
Started by Steffen on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Look here , here and here.
Not any of the "DLL" options).
You need to link your DLL with the "Use the CRT as a static library" option:
Project properties / Configuration / C/C++ / Code Generation / Runtime library / Multithreaded (ie .
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I'm moving my C++ codebase from Visual Studio 2k3 to Visual Studio 2k8. Code contains
#pragma optimize( "a", on )
MSDN says that it means "assume no aliasing". Later versions of VS refuse to compile this and MSDN doesn't seem to say what to do with code...
Started by sharptooth on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This situation can prevent the compiler from producing optimal array access code (FORTRAN forbids... .
Aliasing is when you have stuff like this:
int a[100]; int * p1 = &a[50]; int * p2 = &a[52];
Now a, p1 and p2 are all aliases for the array, or parts of it .
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Forgive me my C++ is incredibly rusty. But I am trying to take some old code and recompile it under Visual C++ 2008. It was originally written for Visual C++ 6.0
The error I am getting is this:
error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: ...
Started by Neil N on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Generally it would be a reference to the object the operator is working on so the assignments... .
You need to have the operator=() method return something (it would assume int if the diagnostic weren't an error, as the error message somewhat confusingly indicates) .
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I am a vc++ developer but I spend most of my time learning c++.What are all the things I should know as a vc developer.
Started by yesraaj on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Here's a link on vc debugger tips and tricks ( though I've not verified all contents in there )
For UI, I'd app in VC++ but not the....
With learning the VC Debugger - spend as much time as you can with it - it can be your best friend.
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Hai....what is the equivalent of HWND(vc++) in c#,because i want to send HWND from my c# program to the VC++ dll
Started by maxy on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.intptr.aspx
Hi,
HWND is a "handle to a window" and is part of the Win32... .
That would be IntPtr, which is meant to contain unmanaged handles and pointers .
Also you might read about P/Invoke calls.
IntPtr.
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I know that most people only like 1-3 in the VC line, but my personal favorite is the IV. They're ridiculously comfy, clean, and classy looking imo. I thought I would post up some pics that are NOT mine, I never ...
Started by SneakerSam on
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by 18 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yuku):
If Alpha had....
See the VC V and the random net stitching at the forefoot, completely unnecessary.
I'm not a fan of Tracy Teague.
The stitching looks cheap along with the little "pad" thing shaq shoe .
The IVs were the worst in the VC line.
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Hi guys,
Is there a way to access Borland output in VC++, for method calls and other stuff?
Thanks
Started by Prashant on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Name mangling....
The other option is to have Borland output a DLL, and then use that from VC++.
My format OBJ or LIB file to link with VC.
Be careful with calling conventions.
Create a static library, then link it into VC++ project.
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