"#USING " in vc++6 ??

[fx9200]

HELLO I copied a code from the microsoft documentation in order to list loca eventlogs but it seems to be writed for .NET version. but it dosen't work also in .net studio can Someone help me? #using #using using namespace System; using namespace System::Diagnostics; using namespace System::Threading; int main() { // TODO: Place code here. EventLog* localEventLogs[]; localEventLogs = EventLog::GetEventLogs(); Console::WriteLine(S"Number of logs on local computer: {0}", __box(localEventLogs->Length)); System::Collections::IEnumerator* myEnum = localEventLogs->GetEnumerator(); while (myEnum->MoveNext()) { EventLog* log = __try_cast(myEnum->Current); Console::WriteLine(S"Log: {0}", log->Log); } return 0; }

[Christian Graus]

yep, that's managed C++. That'll work in VC2005 Express Edition ( which is free ), but it's never going to work in VC6. What version of VC do you have ? MAnaged syntax changed significantly between VS2003 and VS2005. This looks like VS2005 syntax to me, but I'm not sure.

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[fx9200]

I have both VC++ 2005 and VC++6 but it didn't work in any of them

[Christian Graus]

OK, well, it CAN'T work in VC6. In VC2005, you need to provide a little more information if you want people to be able to help you. What did it do ? What version are you using ? What's the code look like ( it looks to me like your original snippet is missing some stuff ).

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

[David Crow]

fx9200 wrote:

...it dosen't work also in .net studio

Why not? What's the problem? Copying code and then saying it doesn't work is not very helpful.

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[Mike Dimmick]

That's Managed C++ syntax, not C++/CLI. It'll work directly in VS2003, but for 2005, you'll need to use the /clr:oldSyntax switch.

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