I\'ve read of some WMI solutions which are able to read the temperature of the CPU. I\'ve tried this and it doesn\'t appear to work for Windows XP Embedded running on an Intel Atom based board.
I\'m writing a managed wrapper around DirectSound. (It\'s a simple partial wrapper that solves my specific problem and nothing more. Don\'t tell me about NAudio or whateve开发者_如何转开发r.) Should a
I ha开发者_运维技巧ve an object called Run. I can instantiate in header of a class. But, when i try to do the same .cpp file the above error was popped out.
I\'m trying to save my the state of a System::Windows::Forms::Form when my application shuts down. I can record the window\'s size, position and window stat开发者_开发问答e without any issues but if t
I would like to import a VB.NET DLL file into C++/CLI. I am having trouble referencing my DLL file. I have tried to find tutorials but with no luck, in particular, I usually find how to import managed
Is this well defined? Streamreader ^reader = gcnew Streamreader(\"test.txt\"); String^line; while ((line = reader->ReadLine()) != nullptr && line != \"\")
VariableBox = gcnew ListView(); VariableBox->Font = ScriptEditorOptions->FontSelection->Font;
I\'m having troubles getting say ResultsBox->Text to printer successfully. What is the proper way to print in C++/CLI?
I\'ve got the following bit of code, which I\'ve narrowed down to be causing a memory leak (that is, in Task Manager, the Private Working Set of memory increases with the same repeated input string).
Im pretty new to coding, heres my problem. Results->Text = \"G55 > Y\" + System::Convert::ToString(destY);
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