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- AddString () and InsertString () in CCombobox CListbox
Actually, the dialog was introduced after the project was converted into VS 2005, and I never checked this dialog under VC6 But I don't recall any AddString InsertString problems with VC6 ever
- How to download Platform SDK 2001 - social. msdn. microsoft. com
I need to download the Platform SDK Nov 2001 to be able to compile a code that I was given What is the reason you need the Nov 2001 SDK? What IDE are you using? This particular SDK is not available as download anymore If you are using VC6 0 you can also use the latest VC6 0 SDK (Feb 2003)
- The version of Vc++?? - social. msdn. microsoft. com
VC1 1c 16 bit - included with many VS versions and MSDN subscriptions This is the last 16-bit C C++ compiler that MSFT produced VC6 - part of Visual Studio 98
- BUG: Potential Memory Leak generated by STL deque
It is VC6 0 SP6 does not fix this problem I will give the details soon In VS7 0, STL is totally different, and the implementation of "deque" sucks: it does not free "maps" until the deque object is destructed In this case, if you use a deque as a FIFO, the memory usage will keep increasing I will check VS2005
- error C2664: _com_ptr_t lt;_IIID gt;::_com_ptr_t (int) : cannot convert . . .
The problem is that for some reason *oIte is of type ATL::CComPtr and _com_ptr_t (type of the template pointer spNode) has no constructor accepting CComPtr but instead it has two constructors one accepting int and the other accpting Interface* and the compiler can't select the proper one You have to explicitly say to the compiler that you want the constructor accepting Interface* and to
- Having errors while trying to compile the generated IDL file with MIDL . . .
I'd recommend you use the #import directive in VC6 so that it automatically generates smart pointers Check the MSDN library docs for #import for guidance Using a really old version of MSDN is probably a good idea Hans Passant Marked as answer byYan-Fei WeiSunday, July 6, 2008 3:57 AM Tuesday, July 1, 2008 6:04 PM Dev Centers Windows Office
- There are two x64 platforms, and I cant set their VC++ Directories . . .
The only time I ever updated the Platform SDK was for VC6 But then I just added the entries in the VC directories by hand Have you thought of just not using the Visual Studio Registration feature of the Platform SDK? I tend to distrust things that say they will do automatically what I could easily do myself
- How do you make a single file compile without making a whole project in . . .
I need to know how to compile a single file from the IDE Visual Studio 2005 in C++ If I have a project with ten files, sometimes I only want to compile one of them How do I do this? I can do it in the Bloodshed compiler easily It is extremely handy when first building my app because I don't have to have everything hooked up to start checking for errors
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