WSDL and Optional Parameters

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Hi PastaVerde,

Re: Using the latest compiler/linker/debugger in vc6,

Your wrote: <<
I'm not sure if/how you can plug
the free 2003 command-line compiler in VC6,
i.e. use it directly from within the 6.0 IDE. >>

I did download the toolkit ( almost 2 hours ),
but it was in vain, it seems,
as VC6's debugger won't work with it.

You wrote: << Another option to try managed C++
is to get the beta of Visual C++ Express 2005,
currently a free download
( but they ask you to register ):
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/visualc/default.aspx
This comes with a new IDE
and a pre-release version of the .NET Framework 2.0
( you can also target native x86 if you like ) >>

I'm only targeting the regular Win XP environment,
not .NET's virtual machine, not a console, etc.

Can VC Express couldn't build normal .EXE files ?
 
Hi Tom Shelton,

Re: The .NET SDK,

You wrote: << Nothing, exactly equivalent to memmove()
( at least in the unmanaged sense ) -
but, you could implement it your self,
or just make a call to the C runtime
to access the call dynamically.
But all of this is almost never necessary. >>

I use memmove() all the time.

Also, I question the quality of any virtual OS like .NET,

What's wrong with using Win XP directly ?
 
Jeff Relf said:
Hi Name:,

Re: Downloading the Microsoft Optimizing C/C++ Compiler,

You wrote: <<
Jeff, why not just take a blank cdr(w)
into one of the Udub's libraries,
download and burn it ?

Proof that hanging around *nix folks makes you stupid.

The download failed, so maybe I will do that.

I probably should've done that with the Platform SDK too,
instead of paying 10 bucks and having it shipped.

But it costs me about 10 bucks
for a pack of blank CDs anyways.
( Rebates are cheaper, but a real hassle )

And waiting around for a 300+ meg download
isn't much fun... even with a fast connection.
Click to expand...

Jeff,

I think its pathetic that you can't figure out what
to do in a university library for a half an hour.
 
Hi Name,

You wrote: << I think its pathetic that
you can't figure out what to do
in a university library for a half an hour. >>

Now that I have a home connection,
I haven't spent much time at the campus libraries.

But it seems that they have radically changed
their policies... Only the newer PCs have CD burners,
and those require a student ID to login.

Could this be due to piracy issues ?

So I'd have to use the PCs at the labs,
which are notionally restricted to certain students
and such... e.g. math students.

This is not a problem for me...

unless they have tightened their security.

At any rate,
I don't want to bother the people there too much.

I look like an old bum ( because I am an old bum )
so I fear that some people might be annoyed.
 
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