Yes, that is one thing I tried to do. I am able to set target platform for both C# and managed C++/CLI, but I did not find Target Platform option for native C++ progects.
Yes, it works. However, i still don't understand why the compiler stops searching the base class for a method called foo() when it sees one in the derived class. It is not intuitive to me, although...
foo(a, b) is also a pure virtual function, which will be defined later in another class, say, E. If I explicilty tell D to call B::foo, will it invoke...
I am trying to create a splash window using a modeless window. The dialog template is built as usual and is displayed by calling Show() instead of ShowDialog() as for modal window. The...
I tried to use multiple thread to speed up. Unfortunately, it becomes about 10% slower if I add one more thread, although exactly the same code is used in both cases.
My .Net assemlly, which depends on Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.dll, is not working. I want to test if Excel can load the right version of this supporting dll. Is there any way to load...
I am trying to call a native C++ function from managed C++, which is supposed to return a vector of double. Unfortunately, it is always empty in release mode, although it works under...
I am trying to build a .net assembly using C#. Within this assembly, some other .net assemblies provided by Microsoft as well as some third party .net assemblies and COMs are used. It...
I cannot agree with you. Since "A a" only declares a local variable in some function, the classs will not be instantiated until "A a;" is executed at running...