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There are 249 articles & tutorials regarding "C++".
- 25.) A comparison of C/C++ and C#
- Author John Godel Introduction You should know that many C/C++ developers have been asking this question: Is C# a new programming language or a new version of C/C++. My answer to both questions is that none of these definitions is true. Well, in this article I'm going to go under the hood and show you that C# is a cocktail of Java, C, C++ and Delphi/C++ Builder from Borland. Let's first take a look what C# programming language really is. What really is C#? " John H. GODEL has an...
Found at Developer Fusion
- 26.) Function Pointers, part 2
- ( Page 1 of 4 ) In the previous article, Jun Nakamura introduced you to the use of regular function pointers, but when you write C++ code, you will be interested in C++ class member function pointers too. It is time to look at how to declare pointers to the members of classes you write for your applications. Class Member Function Pointer Syntax The declaration of a C++ member function pointer is a bit trickier than the regular ones we have seen so far and I have to say they look pretty...
Found at devArticles.com
- 27.) Managed C++: Read Image Data Using the ADO.NET DataReader
- By Tom Archer Go to page: 1 2 Next One of the first tasks I encountered when I started working with Managed C++ and ADO.NET was that of reading image data from a SQL Server database and then either saving or displaying the images. As an example, the standard SQL Server Northwind database has a table ( Employees ) that includes a Binary Large Object ( BLOB ) column that contains the image data for each employee. This article first lists the steps for reading this data using the .NET...
Found at developer.com
- 28.) Microsoft Extensions to C and C++
- The following are Visual C++ extensions to the ANSI C and ANSI C++ standards: Keywords Microsoft extends the C++ language with several additional keywords. For a complete list, see C++ Keywords in the C++ Language Reference. Keywords with two leading underscores are Microsoft extensions. Out of Class Definition of static const Integral (or enum) Members Under the standard (/Za), you need to make an out-of-class definition for data members. For example, class CMyClass { static const int...
Found at MSDN Academic Alliance
- 29.) Visual C++ and CodeDom
- By Nick Wienholt Go to page: 1 2 Next The types within the System.CodeDom namespace are extremely important to most Managed C++ applications, regardless of whether the code actually uses these types directly. Wizard-generated code has always formed a large part of Visual C++ applications and, by virtue of its multi-language support, .NET needed a technology that separated the definition of logical code graphs from the actual production of source code. CodeDom is the technology that...
Found at developer.com
- 30.) Generate Custom Managed C++ Wrappers for Easier COM Interoperation Using DCOMSuds
- Vishwas Lele This article assumes you're familiar with .NET, C++, and COM Level of Difficulty 1 2 3 Download the code for this article: DCOMSuds.exe (296KB) SUMMARY Now that you're writing managed code, you'll certainly want to use your existing COM components, but you can't simply call them directly. Instead, you have to wrap the COM component in a runtime-callable wrapper that acts as a proxy between the component and your managed code. While the CLR provides wrapper classes for this...
Found at MSDN Online
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