(There's probably a thread like this one every day so... sorry!) I'm working on a project in which I want to rely only on my own code so therefore I have to go through the pains of writing my own String class. I am a C++ programmer at beginner/intermediate level so there might be some very flagrant errors in there. This is what I have so far: Declaration Definition Any suggestions would be appreciated!

I consider my computer as being a relatively high-performance machine. But I was shocked to see it almost lock when using VS.NET 2005 Beta 1. I had Task Manager opened at the same time as I had the IDE opened and I saw my used memory go from ~160Megs to 1.5Gigs in a split second and it remained there! Has anyone experienced this kind of resource hog with the beta and is there a solution? kern

I installed VS.NET 2005 Beta 1 on my home pc a couple of days ago and I am simply unable to get Visual Assist to work with it. I tried uninstalling it and re-installing it but to no avail: .NET starts like it has no clue it's been installed. Does anyone have a solution? kern

That is some very strange behavior, I'd suggest a virus scan and if the problem persists, a reinstall of .NET. kern

I've been experiencing a strange anomaly at runtime with a Windows API based exe. When stepping through my WinMain function, I realised that the arguments passed to it by Windows (HINSTANCE, HINSTANCE, CHAR*, INT) are basically corrupted. The two HINSTANCEs are always 0 and the last two arguments are different every time (ex. -15423002). Has anyone else encountered this sort of problem? Note:I had a linking error before: 'unresolved external wWinMainCRTStart' or something like that that I kludged by setting the property Advanced>Entry Point to 'WinMain'; could this be the reason? By the way I used VS.NET 2003 to compile and link. kern