1. MFC add class dialog in VC++ 2003 (7.1) - VC MFC
2. Does "VC++ 7.1" mean "VC++ 2003"?
I am trying to get the terminology. I noticed some mention "7.1". Is that VC++ 2003? Thanks in advance.
3. IEnumUnknown->Next method causes a crash in MFC 7.1 (VS .net 2003)
4. Linking times with VC 7.1 (.NET 2003)
Dear MS VS .NET 2003 users, so far I used MS VS 6.0 SP5 for a rather large C++ project. Now I want to migrate to MS VS .NET 2003. First tests however showed that compilation and most notably linking is significantly slower with the new software. Linking a release build took about 15 seconds with 6.0 and now takes about 60+ seconds (already using /OPT:NOREF /OPT:NOICF). For debug versions, it took about 3-4 minutes with 6.0 compared to 10 minutes with .NET 2003. Are there any settings that can bring the linking times down to the old level ? Thanks a lot for any hint in advance, Markus Neff
5. VC++ 7.1 (2003) Remote Debugging Speed
6. VC++ 7.1 (.net 2003) compiler code optimization bug ?
Hi,
It would appear that the minimise space optimization in the VC++ 7.1 compiler can get carried away (The VC++ 6.0 compiler worked fine).
I've got some code which looks a bit like this...
class CTypeInfo
{
private:
static CTypeInfo* s_pList;
CTypeInfo * m_pNext;
public:
const int m_val;
const int m_type;
CTypeInfo(int val, int type);
};
CTypeInfo* CTypeInfo::s_pList = NULL;
CTypeInfo::CTypeInfo(int val, int type)
: m_val(val),
m_type(type),
m_pNext(s_pList)
{
s_pList = this;
}
CTypeInfo a(10, 20);
It will inline the call to the constructor, ie almost totally remove it, but can sometimes forget to put in the code to update the s_pList variable.
Tim Brown
7. Problem running MFC application comipled with vc++ 7.1 ver
8. Adding MFC class in VS.net 2003
Hi all. I have converted one of my projects from VS6.0 to VS2003. Now I want to add a new (MFC) class, but when I try to, I get the error: "MFC classes can only be added to MFC projects" I have other project where it is possible to add MFC classes, but not this one. Has anybody seen this, or know what the problem might be. Of course, my project *is* an MFC project. -- Cheers Bjarne Nielsen