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You could try placing this in the loop to yeild to other parts of your application.

Application::DoEvents();

Or run it on a seperate thread.


ThreadStart* thrdStart = new ThreadStart( this,...

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=347086

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The Managed C++ equal to atoi is Convert::ToInt32( ).


String* str = S"1002";
int number = Convert::ToInt32( str );

And back again.


int number = 1002;

Find the process and kill it.


System::Diagnostics::Process* p[] = System::Diagnostics::Process::GetProcessesByName( S"Winamp" );
for( int i = 0; i < p->Count; i++ ) {
p[i]->Kill( );
}

Convert::ToSingle( ) Converts to a float.

String* str = S"somestring";
const char* str2 = (const char*)Runtime::InteropServices::Marshal::StringToHGlobalAnsi( str ).ToPointer( );

To get/set the number in the textbox.


GetDlgItemInt

Then just handle the click events in the WM_COMMAND message.

I'm telling you how with plain winapi cause I don't know how to use mfc.

simply when the up button is clicked increment the value in the text box. same for down.

Make it have the ES_NUMBER style. to prevent people form putting text in it.

You can't plop the 3...

Only way to prevent leaks is to make sure they never happen.
Delete any resources you use when you are done with them.

Use 2 seperate buttons and an edit box.

I havn't tried it myself but I found this.

http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/COM_DOTNET_INTEROP.asp
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/nettocom.asp?df=100&forumid=14076&exp=0&select=864859

You need to marshal it from a bstr.


String* str = Runtime::InteropServices::Marshal::PtrToStringBSTR( static_cast<IntPtr>( bs ) );

Well perhaps this might help you.

Using Managed Components from Unmanaged Code

But this method uses COM so I'm pretty sure you can't escape it.

Managed Components are interchangeable.
Meaning you can use a c# class library in mc++ or vb.net. If you have the code simply convert it if you don't want have to use it from a class library.

You...

Its all hardward related. Speed it can read data from the hd, memory write/read speed, ect.. A lot of things can contribute to slow load times.

Mine loads in about 2 - 5 seconds.

Find the window them hide it.


HWND taskbar = FindWindowEx( NULL, NULL, "Shell_TrayWnd", NULL );
if( taskbar ) {
ShowWindow( taskbar, SW_HIDE );
}

Create a new Managed Class Library or Control Library.

Managed is anything that uses the .NET Framework.

A Managed Console Application would be under .NET projects.
so would forms apps, class libraries, ect...

Use the peek method.


while( readFile->Peek() >= 0 ) {
Console::WriteLine( readFile->ReadLine() );
}

First get the DirectX Sdk the october 04 release. ( I think thats still the latest version not sure ).

It has examples in it. You just gotta browse around its directory structure.

Take a look at the string class.

String::Equal
String::Compare

You have to initialize each element of the array first.
Oh it makes it easier on all of us if you use the code tags when posting code.


__gc class Log {
private:
String *user;
String...

Well the reason I suggested it is because I see managed C++ projects in the new project dialog.

And as for 2005 express its free right now
but you wont' be able to use anymore in march of this...

Relo can be used with the vc++ .net command line tools ( which are free ).
Not sure if sharpdevelop can be used with vc++ .net but its a nice free alternative to C# and VB.NET.

Do what I do create a singleton class called let say CGlobals and stick all your globals in that. Then just include the globals class header file in each form u want access to that global.