Visual C++ .NET 2003 Solution Center

how-to articles - Visual C++ .NET 2003

• How to troubleshoot Visual Studio.NET installation
  Describes how to troubleshoot the issues of the Visual Studio.NET installation.
• Do not use high level languages, libraries, frameworks, virtual machines or runtimes in core operating system processes
  Explains that you should not use .NET Framework Class Libraries, high level languages, libraries, frameworks, virtual machines or runtimes or other framework libraries in core system processes.
• How to determine the operating system service pack level in Visual C++
  Describes how to build the GetServicePack method by using Visual C++. This article also provides a code sample to show how to perform this task.

Download details - Visual C++ .NET 2003

• FIX: You receive an "LNK1106: invalid file or disk full" error message when you build a project in Visual C++ .NET
  When you build a project that you created by using Microsoft Visual C++ .NET 2003, you may receive the following linker error message:
• BUG: Visual C++ .NET Compiler Generates Two Different Native Types for the Same Boolean Return Type
  The Visual C++ .NET compiler generates both NATIVE_TYPE_U1 and NATIVE_TYPE_VARIANTBOOL for the same Boolean return type that is marked with MarshalAs(UnmanagedType::VariantBool) .
• FIX: Floating Point Assignments Cause Exceptions to Be Thrown
  After you port a Visual C++ application from Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2002 (or earlier) to Visual Studio .NET 2003, you may experience exceptions that floating point assignments in C++ code generate. You may also experience exceptions when you...

Troubleshooting - Visual C++ .NET 2003

• Description of the R6025 run-time error in Visual C++
  Provides general information about the R6025 run-time error. This run-time error can occur when you indirectly call a pure virtual member function. The DebugBreak Win32 function can help you find the a call to the pure virtual function.
• FIX: Visual C++ .NET 2003 C runtime daylight saving time 2007 update for the TZ environment variable problem
  Fixes a problem with the Visual C++ .NET 2003 C runtime (CRT) TZ environment variable that causes certain functions to incorrectly recognize daylight saving time (DST) in 2007.
• A LNK2005 error occurs when the CRT library and MFC libraries are linked in the wrong order in Visual C++
  Explains that you receive a LNK2005 error when the CRT library and MFC libraries are linked in the wrong order. You can force the linker to link the libraries in the correct order or find the module that is causing the problem and to correct it.