C / C++ / MFC

1-Mar-07 1:08

I want to use the Visual studio C++ 2005, but for standard c\c++ code, can I do it, can I turn the mixed code off, I want only native C\C++ code to be compiled and used, I don't want at future to use .net assemblies.

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prasad_som1-Mar-07 1:23

prasad_som

1-Mar-07 1:23

LongHC wrote:
can I do it

Yes, you can.

LongHC wrote:
can I turn the mixed code off, I want only native C\C++ code to be compiled and used, I don't want at future to use .net assemblies

Do you mean, not using /clr option ?

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MoustafaS1-Mar-07 2:13

Re: VS 2005 and C++ [modified]

1-Mar-07 2:13

prasad_som wrote:
Do you mean, not using /clr option ?

Yes, I mean that, how can I do it?, I want all things run as if Iam in the VC++ 6, only the IDE of the VS2005.

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prasad_som1-Mar-07 2:23

prasad_som

1-Mar-07 2:23

LongHC wrote:
Yes, I mean that, how can I do it?,

I've answered that in previous reply. If you have not seletected /clr option, then it will be using native code.

LongHC wrote:
I want all things run as if Iam in the VC++ 6, only the IDE of the VS2005

If you are using VS2005, only difference would be use of latest libraries like MFC 8.0 , ATL 8.0 etc. In turn, you will get new functionalities.

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Plus, this compiler is stricter as far as C++ standards are considered.

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MoustafaS1-Mar-07 4:50

1-Mar-07 4:50

Thank you very much.

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benjymous1-Mar-07 2:31

benjymous

1-Mar-07 2:31

Yup, when you create a new project, just don't select a C++ CLR project, and all will be fine

If you're upgrading existing VC6 projects, it'll figure out you're not using .NET, and won't add it.

MoustafaS1-Mar-07 4:50

Win32 Console Application

1-Mar-07 4:50

Thanks very much.

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Programm3r1-Mar-07 1:07

1-Mar-07 1:07

Hi all,

When developing a Win32 Console Application is it possible to give the console window a name? If so, how would one go about doing this?

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Naveen1-Mar-07 1:15

Naveen

1-Mar-07 1:15

if your using windows 2000 or later you can use the following function

<br />
	 HWND hConsoleHandle = GetConsoleWindow();<br />
	 SetWindowText( hConsoleHandle, "Some text" );

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Programm3r1-Mar-07 1:25

1-Mar-07 1:25

Thanx Navee, I'll give it a shot.
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Programm3r1-Mar-07 3:13

1-Mar-07 3:13

The function GetConsoleWindow() does not exists. How can I get hold of the console handle?
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Programm3r1-Mar-07 3:23

1-Mar-07 3:23

HANDLE hConsoleHandle = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE);

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David Crow1-Mar-07 3:31

David Crow

1-Mar-07 3:31

Programm3r wrote:
The function GetConsoleWindow() does not exists.

Sure it does. It's in kernel32.dll.

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prasad_som1-Mar-07 1:22

prasad_som

1-Mar-07 1:22

Use SetConsoleTitle;

SetConsoleTitle(_T("New Title"));

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Programm3r1-Mar-07 2:14