61. Hello, World Program Here s a shot at a visual C++specific Hello World program. I trimmed it downas much as hello.cpp Defines the class behaviors for the application. http://www2.latech.edu/~acm/helloworld/visualc .html

62. C And Cpp Introduction To C And Cpp The Visual Studio.NET C++ Compiler Tutorial The new Microsoft visual Studio.NET C++ compiler provides you with a comprehensive,upto-the-minute production-level development environment for creating http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorial/The-Visual-Studio.NET-C-Compiler/7591

C and Cpp Introduction to C and Cpp The Visual Studio.NET C++ Compiler Tutorial To view the tutorial, " The Visual Studio.NET C++ Compiler ", please follow the link below: C and Cpp Introduction to C and Cpp The Visual Studio.NET C++ Compiler Tutorial Go here for more C and Cpp Tutorials Or here for more C and Cpp Introduction to C and Cpp Tutorials

63. C And Cpp Introduction To C And Cpp Beginning Visual C++ 6.0 Tutorial Learn how to program quickly and easily in visual C++ version 6.0 with this tutorial. http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorial/Beginning-Visual-C-6.0/5965

C and Cpp Introduction to C and Cpp Beginning Visual C++ 6.0 Tutorial To view the tutorial, " Beginning Visual C++ 6.0 ", please follow the link below: C and Cpp Introduction to C and Cpp Beginning Visual C++ 6.0 Tutorial Go here for more C and Cpp Tutorials Or here for more C and Cpp Introduction to C and Cpp Tutorials

64. ACJavascripts: Javascripts - Webmasters - Cpp, C, Delphi, Visual Basic, And Java For topics related to cpp, C, Delphi, visual Basic and Java. Post for assistanceand/or discussion. http://www.acjavascripts.com/forumdisplay.php?f=17

65. Visual SourceSafe File System Plugin The Merge plugin for visual SourceSafe enables Merge to access files located within a vss//$/notepad/notepad.cpp;43, Specifies revision 43 of file http://www.araxis.com/merge/topic_plugin_sourcesafe.html

@import "/Style/Css/KtStyleCommonWeb.css"; Page updated 2005-07-21 Home Merge Full Documentation Visual SourceSafe File System Plugin Visual SourceSafe File System Plugin The Merge plugin for Visual SourceSafe enables Merge to access files located within a Visual SourceSafe database. You must also install the Visual SourceSafe client tools on your computer. Merge v6.5 builds older than 2105 The plugin uses Microsoft's .NET Framework, which must be installed before the plugin. The plugin is available for Merge v6.5 (builds 1779 and later) and can be downloaded from the Araxis website. Merge v6.5 from build 2105 onwards The plugin is included as a standard part of the Merge installation. Using the plugin, you can (for example) perform a folder comparison to compare your Visual SourceSafe working directories against the database. Alternatively, you could directly compare different branches (or the same branch at different points in time) within the database. The plugin provides read-only access to the Visual SourceSafe database. To modify files within the database, you will need to use one of the Visual SourceSafe tools to open/edit/submit files. Using the Visual SourceSafe plugin To specify a file or project within a Visual SourceSafe database, prefix the path to the file or project with

66. MGT 331 Visual C++ Compiler/Linker Error Messages I haven t taught a programming class that uses visual C++ in several years To fix the error select StdAfx.cpp from the workspace file list them choose http://averia.unm.edu/VisualCPPErrorMessages.html

Visual C++ Error Messages This page contains a listing of "difficult to diagnose" error messages and possible fixes. I haven't taught a programming class that uses Visual C++ in several years so this list is probably out of date by now. It was valid for Microsoft Visual C++ version 6.0 service pack 3. C1001: INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR (compiler file 'msc1.cpp', line 1786) Please choose the Technical Support command on the Visual C++ Help menu, or open the Technical Support help file for more information C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive If your project is an MFC AppWizard created project then this error results from not #including StdAfx.h as the first #include statement (before any other #includes, data declarations, or executable program code). This error results from a missing file - the compiled version of StdAfx.cpp. Visual C++ does a poor job of keeping track of this file and frequently "forgets" how to build it. This problem often occurs after restoring a saved workspace from diskette without the Debug directory. To fix the error select StdAfx.cpp from the workspace file list them choose Compile from the Build menu. If that doesn't work the go to Project -> Settings, select the C/C++ tab, and click the radio button labeled Create Precompiled Headers. C2001: newline in constant This error is usually caused by a string or character constant that is missing its closing ' or " symbol.

67. GipsySoft - Using A Different Header And Cpp File For Precompiled Headers (Visua I use a different header and cpp file for precompiled headers (visual C++) Now select the precomp.cpp source file on the list on the left and and http://www.gipsysoft.com/faq/vcprecomp.shtml

GipsySoft QHTM Free stuff Email updates ... FAQ How can I use a different header and cpp file for precompiled headers (Visual C++) Select the C/C++ tab on the right. From the "Category" drop down select "Precompiled Headers" Select all of your project files in the list on the left On the right select the "Use precompiled..." radio button and in the edit box type the name of your precompiled header "precomp.h". Now select the "precomp.cpp" source file on the list on the left and and on the right select the "Create..." radio button, in the edit box type the name of your precompiled cpp file "precomp.cpp". It's easy when you know where to look, and knowing that there is one source file reponsible for building the precompiled header makes life easier. Setting all other source files to use the precompiled header is straightforward

68. The Code Project - The Code Project Visual C++ Forum FAQ - C++ / MFC Welcome to the FAQ for the CodeProject visual C++ forum. cpp file in yourproject needs to include stdafx.h as the first include in order to build. http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/cppforumfaq.asp

View our advertisers Advertise with us document.write(""); All Topics MFC / C++ C++ / MFC FAQ The Code Project Visual C++ Forum FAQ By Michael Dunn A list of frequently-asked questions taken from the C++ forum. Beginner C++ (VC6) Windows (Win95, Win98, WinME, NT4, Win2K, WinXP) Win32, VS Dev Posted 16 Jul 2001 Updated 28 Jun 2003 Articles by this author views Search: Articles Authors Help! Articles Message Boards StoreFront ... Send to a friend Sign in / Sign up Email Password Remember me Lost your Password? document.write(""); 94 members have rated this article. Result: Popularity: 9 . Rating: out of 5. About This FAQ Latest additions and updates. Welcome to the FAQ for the CodeProject Visual C++ forum. This FAQ is a compilation of the most-often asked questions in the forum, and covers several C++ programming subjects. It is not a full-fledged C++ or Windows programming FAQ (there are plenty of those already), but rather it's meant to cover the topics that CodeProject readers ask about the most. If you think of any questions that you feel should be covered in this FAQ, email me with the question and the answer NOTE: Please do not email me directly to ask individual questions. I can't be everyone's personal consultant. Also, don't post programming questions in the message area of this article. Use

69. The Code Project - RGDiff - Visual Diff Tool - Free Tools C\Code\DIFF diff f1.cpp f2.cpp 1,2d0 // program to add 2 numbers // 8c6,7 It is these lines that we parse out and use to build the visual display. http://www.codeproject.com/tools/rgdiff.asp

View our advertisers Advertise with us document.write(""); All Topics MFC / C++ Free Tools Tools with source code RGDiff - Visual Diff Tool By Rob Groves Capture results from GNU Diff and display visually. C++ (VC7, VC6) Windows (Win2K, Win95, Win98, WinME, NT4) MFC, Win32, VS Dev Posted 3 Mar 2003 Articles by this author views Search: Articles Authors Help! Articles Message Boards StoreFront ... Send to a friend Sign in / Sign up Email Password Remember me Lost your Password? document.write(""); 12 members have rated this article. Result: Popularity: 4.83 . Rating: out of 5. Download source files - 64.2 Kb Download demo project - 154 Kb Introduction The RGDiff project parses the output from a standard command line Diff program and presents the results in a graphical manner. It re-uses the GNU Diff program by "shelling out" using the WIN32 function. The techniques used could easily be incorporated into other programs requiring Diff functionality. This article explains how the above is done in more detail. Running RGDiff RGDiff needs the GNU WIN32 diff.exe

70. Microsoft Visual C++ Tips And Tricks Tips to make developing software using visual C++ easier. This will createoutput like. C\Source\Project\main.cpp(47) Reminder Fix this problem! http://www.highprogrammer.com/alan/windev/visualstudio.html

High Programmer Alan De Smet Windows Development Microsoft Visual C++ Tips and Tricks by Alan De Smet If you're stuck using Microsoft Visual C++, these tips may help make the experience more pleasant. I've been collecting these little tidbits for a while, and decided to collect them in one spot. I've chosen to collect them here because I can't think of a better spot. First thing, get yourself a copy of Workspace Whiz . Workspace Whiz gives you a nice GUI interface to Exhuberant CTAGS . It also gives you a handy button to switch between the header and source files. It's cheap ($10), and makes life better. Next, get yourself a copy of STLFilt . It's completely free. It significantly cleans up the garbage error messages Visual C++ generates for STL code. (It does require Perl , but every developer should have Perl installed anyway. The easiest way to get Perl for Windows is ActiveState's free ActivePerl Show compile duration Simply add '/Y3' to the command line of VC (In the short cut). You'll now get reports on how long a compile took in your Build window. Update 2003-01-10: I haven't had a chance to use Visual Studio .NET yet, but I'm told that you can set this option with a switch under Options > Projects > Build.

71. Visual C++/MFC Sample On Internet Relay Chat Explains how to create an IRC Client using visual C++. CIrcMessage (irc.h,irc.cpp) Parse raw IRC commands into their individual components, http://www.codersource.net/mfc_irc_chat_project1.html

CoderSource.net Visual C++/MFC Sample on Internet Relay Chat Rating: Date: This article takes a look at developing an IRC client program using Microsoft Visual C++, MFC and WinSock. For the development this uses the IRC reference published in ftp://ftp.irc.org/irc/docs/rfc1459.txt and ftp://ftp.irc.org/irc/docs/rfc2812.txt Development of an IRC client in Visual C++: There must be some basic steps for the development: Create a class to establish a connection to an IRC server Create a class to send and receive messages to/from the server Create MFC classes to wrap the previous ones and display them. For the first two features these classes were used. CIrcMessage (irc.h,irc.cpp ) - Parse raw IRC commands into their individual components, and re-build raw commands back from those components. IIrcSessionMonitor (irc.h,irc.cpp ) - Base interface for IRC session monitors. CIrcSession (irc.h,irc.cpp ) - IRC session manager. Maintains a connection to the remote IRC server in a secondary thread, and distributes parsed IRC messages to registered monitors. CIrcSessionInfo (irc.h,irc.cpp

72. INFO: Visual Studio 6.0 Service Pack 1 Readme 6.00.8268 visual C++ 6.0 afxodlgs.h arccore.cpp ctlinplc.cpp dlgcore.cpp viewcore.cpp winfrm.cpp visual J++ 6.0 msjavx86.exe 5.00.2922 5.00.2925 http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;193009&spid=3042&sid=243

73. INFO: Visual Studio 6.0 Service Pack 2 Readme Msvbvm60.dll 6.00.8176 6.00.8268 visual C++ 6.0 Afxodlgs.h Arccore.cppCtlinplc.cpp Dlgcore.cpp Dlgprnt.cpp Libcmt.lib Libcmtd.lib Libcmtd.pdb Mfc42.dll http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;214591&spid=3042&sid=243

74. Console Application Projects With Microsoft Visual C++ Try to click on test.cpp and say that indeed you want to create it. When wecreated a project, visual C++ generates for us a Workspace that includes the http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/compiler/vc5-6.html

Compilers Console application projects with Microsoft Visual C++ The most recent versions of this compiler are integrated in a development environment called Microsoft Visual Studio. The simplest method to create applications in this environment is by creating projects. We are going to create a project with the name test but you can simply follow these same instructions for any other project name just by changing any appearance of test by the name you choose. Creating a new project Launch the Microsoft Visual C++ environment. If your development environment starts empty press on F ile and N ew... A dialog box called New will appear, similar to the following one: Follow these steps: a. Select the Projects tab. b. Select the project type "Win32 Console Application" c. Type the Location of your hard drive where you want to store the files of your projects. d. Give a name to the project, the one you wish, for example test . This name will be automatically added to the path that you specified in step c. e.

75. Visual Studio .Net 2003 Compilation Issues Also, I believe that the visual Studio .Net section of the INSTALL file refers to a timezone.cpp threadspecificdata.cpp thread.cpp telnetappender.cpp http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/logging-log4cxx-user/200405.mbox/

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76. Re: Log4cxx For Embedded Visual C++ Subject Re log4cxx for embedded visual C++ Cstyle cast or function-stylecast C\Projekt\GPSNET\log4cxx\src\condition.cpp(95) error C2065 http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/logging-log4cxx-dev/200506.mbox/<429F0C

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77. Visual C++ Compiler Instructions Or, you can upload the .cpp file and .exe file to the assignment drop box in or folders that were created by visual C++ besides the .exe and .cpp files. http://www.minich.com/education/psu/cplusplus/compilerinstructions.htm

Using the Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler Visual C++ 6.0 - the version of the compiler that is installed on most PSU Berks computers. If you are using the more recent Visual C++ .NET version of the compiler on your home computer, follow the directions found at the bottom of this page. Make sure that your computer and monitor are turned on. Log on to the computer. Start the Visual C++ compiler by clicking the Start/Programming Software/Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0/Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 command if you are using a computer on Penn State's campus. Otherwise, if you have Visual C++ installed at home, you'll probably find Visual C++ in the Start/Programs group. Type the source code for your program. Click the Build/Compile... menu command. This compiles your program which checks it for errors. Click "Yes" if you are asked if you wish to create a new workspace. Click "Yes" if you are asked if you wish to save any changes. Any errors in your program will now be indicated in a window at the bottom of the screen. If you do have any errors, scroll-up in the error window and double-click anywhere within the line that describes the first error. The compiler will probably highlight a line of your program where it believes an error is located. Sometimes though this is a bit misleading since the error may be on a line before the highlighted line of code. Anyway, you should find and fix that error and try compiling your program again. Do not fix the other errors that you might see listed since they may really be errors that resulted from the first one that you fixed. Also, you can generally disregard warnings since they do not prevent your program from executing and sometimes are incidental. The process of fixing errors in a program is called debugging.

78. Compiler Help :: Visual C++ .NET :: Command Line You only get a compiler, not a visual development environment. Alternatively,you can simply copy ccc_time.cpp and ccc_time.h from the http://www.horstmann.com/bigcpp/help/vc7/commandline.html

Computing Concepts with C++ Essentials/Big C++ Compiler and Tool Help Visual C++ Toolkit 2003 (Free Command-Line Compiler) You can get the Microsoft compiler for free at http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/vctoolkit2003/ . You only get a compiler, not a visual development environment. You supply your own text editor, and you launch the compiler from a command shell. Here are the instructions for compiling programs: Programs that don't include the Time Employee classes or CCC graphics: cl For example, cl hello.cpp Programs that include the Time or Employee class: Here are the direction for the Time class. To use the Employee class, simply replace with Compile with the following command: cl For example, Alternatively, you can simply copy ccc_time.cpp and ccc_time.h from the directory into the same directory as the program that uses them, and compile with a simpler command line. cl ccc_time.cpp For example, cl time1.cpp ccc_time.cpp Programs that use CCC graphics: For example, Alternatively, you can copy ccc_win.h ccc_msw.h

79. Visual GWin++ Documentation A source form is basically just a form.cpp and a form.h file, no visual form . form.cpp form handling for run-time of visual GWin++. http://www.calcmaster.net/visual-c /docs/

80. DSP.cpp: Implementation File DSP and Data Acquisition from visual Basic The DirectDSP allows userdefinedvisual Basic programs access to the power of DSP and data acquisition http://www.signalogic.com/index.pl?page=vb

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