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c++.mfc - problems with MFC CArray<,>

reply Andy C <Andy_member pathlink.com> writes:
I am having problems using the MFC template CArray.  I am trying to create a
CArray of a structure, nothing fancy, and I cannot get it to compile.  I have
used this successfully under VC++ 6.0 so it is probably just a matter of
compiler flags and such.  I have the 8.26 CD and have downloaded all the
updates.

In order to use the CArray<,> I need to include the file <afxtempl.h>.  The
problem is that if I do include it I get this message:
Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305): no 
But if I do not include the file I get this message:
Error: D:\PROJECTS\TESTDLG\CPrompt.h(66): 'CArray' is not a class template
match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

Thanks!

Andy
Jul 23 2003
next sibling parent "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:
"Andy C" <Andy_member pathlink.com> wrote in message
news:bfmaki$1f1q$1 digitaldaemon.com...

 I am having problems using the MFC template CArray.  I am trying to create




 CArray of a structure, nothing fancy, and I cannot get it to compile.  I




 used this successfully under VC++ 6.0 so it is probably just a matter of
 compiler flags and such.  I have the 8.26 CD and have downloaded all the
 updates.

 In order to use the CArray<,> I need to include the file <afxtempl.h>.




 problem is that if I do include it I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305): no



Is that all of the error message? It looks truncated.


 But if I do not include the file I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROJECTS\TESTDLG\CPrompt.h(66): 'CArray' is not a class template
 match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 Thanks!

 Andy
Jul 23 2003
prev sibling parent reply Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.us> writes:
You might have to add afxtempl.h into your stdafx.h

Jan



Andy C wrote:


 I am having problems using the MFC template CArray.  I am trying to create a
 CArray of a structure, nothing fancy, and I cannot get it to compile.  I have
 used this successfully under VC++ 6.0 so it is probably just a matter of
 compiler flags and such.  I have the 8.26 CD and have downloaded all the
 updates.

 In order to use the CArray<,> I need to include the file <afxtempl.h>.  The
 problem is that if I do include it I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305): no
 But if I do not include the file I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROJECTS\TESTDLG\CPrompt.h(66): 'CArray' is not a class template
 match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 Thanks!

 Andy



--
ManiaC++
Jan Knepper
Jul 23 2003
parent reply Andy C <Andy_member pathlink.com> writes:
Sorry, my first post got clipped.  Here is the code that is in question:
-----------------------
#include "stdafx.h"
#include <afxtempl.h>

#ifdef _DEBUG
#undef THIS_FILE
static char BASED_CODE THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
#endif

struct my_struct
{
int a,b,c;
CString s;
};

void func ()
{
CArray<my_struct,my_struct> ca;
}
----------------------------------

When the above is compiled in DEBUG mode it produces the following error.
Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305): 
no match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

When compiled in Release mode, or if I don't declare the variable cd,
there is no error.  Any ideas?
Thanks.

Andy



In article <3F1EC94E.72054AC8 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

You might have to add afxtempl.h into your stdafx.h

Jan



Andy C wrote:


 I am having problems using the MFC template CArray.  I am trying to create a
 CArray of a structure, nothing fancy, and I cannot get it to compile.  I have
 used this successfully under VC++ 6.0 so it is probably just a matter of
 compiler flags and such.  I have the 8.26 CD and have downloaded all the
 updates.

 In order to use the CArray<,> I need to include the file <afxtempl.h>.  The
 problem is that if I do include it I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305): no
 But if I do not include the file I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROJECTS\TESTDLG\CPrompt.h(66): 'CArray' is not a class template
 match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 Thanks!

 Andy



--
ManiaC++
Jan Knepper
Jul 23 2003
parent reply Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.us> writes:
Isn't ?_P the mangled name of the overloaded new operator?



Andy C wrote:


 Sorry, my first post got clipped.  Here is the code that is in question:
 -----------------------
 #include "stdafx.h"
 #include <afxtempl.h>

 #ifdef _DEBUG
 #undef THIS_FILE
 static char BASED_CODE THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
 #endif

 struct my_struct
 {
 int a,b,c;
 CString s;
 };

 void func ()
 {
 CArray<my_struct,my_struct> ca;
 }
 ----------------------------------

 When the above is compiled in DEBUG mode it produces the following error.
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305):
 no match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 When compiled in Release mode, or if I don't declare the variable cd,
 there is no error.  Any ideas?
 Thanks.

 Andy

 In article <3F1EC94E.72054AC8 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

You might have to add afxtempl.h into your stdafx.h

Jan



Andy C wrote:


 I am having problems using the MFC template CArray.  I am trying to create a
 CArray of a structure, nothing fancy, and I cannot get it to compile.  I have
 used this successfully under VC++ 6.0 so it is probably just a matter of
 compiler flags and such.  I have the 8.26 CD and have downloaded all the
 updates.

 In order to use the CArray<,> I need to include the file <afxtempl.h>.  The
 problem is that if I do include it I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305): no
 But if I do not include the file I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROJECTS\TESTDLG\CPrompt.h(66): 'CArray' is not a class template
 match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 Thanks!

 Andy



--
ManiaC++
Jan Knepper






--
ManiaC++
Jan Knepper
Jul 23 2003
parent reply Andy C <Andy_member pathlink.com> writes:
I have no idea, but the offending line in "afxtempl.h" is....
m_pData = (TYPE*) new BYTE[nNewSize * sizeof(TYPE)];

Does this help?

Andy


In article <3F1EF2D7.AE398D51 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

Isn't ?_P the mangled name of the overloaded new operator?



Andy C wrote:


 Sorry, my first post got clipped.  Here is the code that is in question:
 -----------------------
 #include "stdafx.h"
 #include <afxtempl.h>

 #ifdef _DEBUG
 #undef THIS_FILE
 static char BASED_CODE THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
 #endif

 struct my_struct
 {
 int a,b,c;
 CString s;
 };

 void func ()
 {
 CArray<my_struct,my_struct> ca;
 }
 ----------------------------------

 When the above is compiled in DEBUG mode it produces the following error.
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305):
 no match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 When compiled in Release mode, or if I don't declare the variable cd,
 there is no error.  Any ideas?
 Thanks.

 Andy

 In article <3F1EC94E.72054AC8 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

You might have to add afxtempl.h into your stdafx.h

Jan



Andy C wrote:


 I am having problems using the MFC template CArray.  I am trying to create a
 CArray of a structure, nothing fancy, and I cannot get it to compile.  I have
 used this successfully under VC++ 6.0 so it is probably just a matter of
 compiler flags and such.  I have the 8.26 CD and have downloaded all the
 updates.

 In order to use the CArray<,> I need to include the file <afxtempl.h>.  The
 problem is that if I do include it I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305): no
 But if I do not include the file I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROJECTS\TESTDLG\CPrompt.h(66): 'CArray' is not a class template
 match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 Thanks!

 Andy



--
ManiaC++
Jan Knepper






--
ManiaC++
Jan Knepper
Jul 23 2003
parent reply Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.us> writes:
Yes... I think that 'new' should be replaced with DEBUG_NEW.



Andy C wrote:


 I have no idea, but the offending line in "afxtempl.h" is....
 m_pData = (TYPE*) new BYTE[nNewSize * sizeof(TYPE)];

 Does this help?

 Andy

 In article <3F1EF2D7.AE398D51 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

Isn't ?_P the mangled name of the overloaded new operator?



Andy C wrote:


 Sorry, my first post got clipped.  Here is the code that is in question:
 -----------------------
 #include "stdafx.h"
 #include <afxtempl.h>

 #ifdef _DEBUG
 #undef THIS_FILE
 static char BASED_CODE THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
 #endif

 struct my_struct
 {
 int a,b,c;
 CString s;
 };

 void func ()
 {
 CArray<my_struct,my_struct> ca;
 }
 ----------------------------------

 When the above is compiled in DEBUG mode it produces the following error.
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305):
 no match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 When compiled in Release mode, or if I don't declare the variable cd,
 there is no error.  Any ideas?
 Thanks.

 Andy

 In article <3F1EC94E.72054AC8 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

You might have to add afxtempl.h into your stdafx.h

Jan



Andy C wrote:


 I am having problems using the MFC template CArray.  I am trying to create a
 CArray of a structure, nothing fancy, and I cannot get it to compile.  I have
 used this successfully under VC++ 6.0 so it is probably just a matter of
 compiler flags and such.  I have the 8.26 CD and have downloaded all the
 updates.

 In order to use the CArray<,> I need to include the file <afxtempl.h>.  The
 problem is that if I do include it I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305): no
 But if I do not include the file I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROJECTS\TESTDLG\CPrompt.h(66): 'CArray' is not a class template
 match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 Thanks!

 Andy















--
ManiaC++
Jan Knepper
Jul 23 2003
parent reply Andy C <Andy_member pathlink.com> writes:
I thought I had the latest updates from the DM web site.
Is there a compiler setting?  Is this the first you have heard of this?
Should I be doing a global replace in the .h files?
Please elaborate on this problem.
Thanks.

Andy

In article <3F1EFDAE.DDFBBE12 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

Yes... I think that 'new' should be replaced with DEBUG_NEW.



Andy C wrote:


 I have no idea, but the offending line in "afxtempl.h" is....
 m_pData = (TYPE*) new BYTE[nNewSize * sizeof(TYPE)];

 Does this help?

 Andy

 In article <3F1EF2D7.AE398D51 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

Isn't ?_P the mangled name of the overloaded new operator?



Andy C wrote:


 Sorry, my first post got clipped.  Here is the code that is in question:
 -----------------------
 #include "stdafx.h"
 #include <afxtempl.h>

 #ifdef _DEBUG
 #undef THIS_FILE
 static char BASED_CODE THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
 #endif

 struct my_struct
 {
 int a,b,c;
 CString s;
 };

 void func ()
 {
 CArray<my_struct,my_struct> ca;
 }
 ----------------------------------

 When the above is compiled in DEBUG mode it produces the following error.
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305):
 no match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 When compiled in Release mode, or if I don't declare the variable cd,
 there is no error.  Any ideas?
 Thanks.

 Andy

 In article <3F1EC94E.72054AC8 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

You might have to add afxtempl.h into your stdafx.h

Jan



Andy C wrote:


 I am having problems using the MFC template CArray.  I am trying to create a
 CArray of a structure, nothing fancy, and I cannot get it to compile.  I have
 used this successfully under VC++ 6.0 so it is probably just a matter of
 compiler flags and such.  I have the 8.26 CD and have downloaded all the
 updates.

 In order to use the CArray<,> I need to include the file <afxtempl.h>.  The
 problem is that if I do include it I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305): no
 But if I do not include the file I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROJECTS\TESTDLG\CPrompt.h(66): 'CArray' is not a class template
 match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 Thanks!

 Andy















--
ManiaC++
Jan Knepper
Jul 23 2003
next sibling parent reply Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.us> writes:
Andy C wrote:


 I thought I had the latest updates from the DM web site.



That is very possible. That version comes out of CVS I think and I have not
committed
changes to CVS in ages... (Lack of interest)


 Is there a compiler setting?



No for what?


 Is this the first you have heard of this?



Not sure... certainly have not seen any other questions about this in
particular that I
remember.


 Should I be doing a global replace in the .h files?



You could...
Now I am thinking about it, it was one or the other...
Either MFC redefined new as DEBUG_NEW or instead of new DEBUG_NEW should be
used... Sorry,
I work so many different things that I would have to look in the header files
to see what
is actually being done.
What they do in the source files is:
#define new DEBUG_NEW
They do the same in afxtempl.h

Than in afx.h:
#defne DEBUG_NEW new(THIS_FILE, __LINE__)

which I guess should replace 'new' with DEBUG_NEW with new(THIS_FILE,__LINE__)
which is
what for some reason is not happening in your code as this would require:
operator new ( unsigned, char *, int );
which the compiler does not seem to be able to find... Weird...


 Please elaborate on this problem.



Enough?


 Thanks.

 Andy

 In article <3F1EFDAE.DDFBBE12 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

Yes... I think that 'new' should be replaced with DEBUG_NEW.



Andy C wrote:


 I have no idea, but the offending line in "afxtempl.h" is....
 m_pData = (TYPE*) new BYTE[nNewSize * sizeof(TYPE)];

 Does this help?

 Andy

 In article <3F1EF2D7.AE398D51 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

Isn't ?_P the mangled name of the overloaded new operator?



Andy C wrote:


 Sorry, my first post got clipped.  Here is the code that is in question:
 -----------------------
 #include "stdafx.h"
 #include <afxtempl.h>

 #ifdef _DEBUG
 #undef THIS_FILE
 static char BASED_CODE THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
 #endif

 struct my_struct
 {
 int a,b,c;
 CString s;
 };

 void func ()
 {
 CArray<my_struct,my_struct> ca;
 }
 ----------------------------------

 When the above is compiled in DEBUG mode it produces the following error.
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305):
 no match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 When compiled in Release mode, or if I don't declare the variable cd,
 there is no error.  Any ideas?
 Thanks.

 Andy

 In article <3F1EC94E.72054AC8 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

You might have to add afxtempl.h into your stdafx.h

Jan



Andy C wrote:


 I am having problems using the MFC template CArray.  I am trying to create a
 CArray of a structure, nothing fancy, and I cannot get it to compile.  I have
 used this successfully under VC++ 6.0 so it is probably just a matter of
 compiler flags and such.  I have the 8.26 CD and have downloaded all the
 updates.

 In order to use the CArray<,> I need to include the file <afxtempl.h>.  The
 problem is that if I do include it I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305): no
 But if I do not include the file I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROJECTS\TESTDLG\CPrompt.h(66): 'CArray' is not a class template
 match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 Thanks!

 Andy















--
ManiaC++
Jan Knepper
Jul 23 2003
parent reply Andy C <Andy_member pathlink.com> writes:
Yes, you are correct.  The following 5 lines are present in MS VC++ files:
#ifdef _DEBUG
#define new DEBUG_NEW
#undef THIS_FILE
static char THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
#endif

However, Now I get the compile error, (even with the compiler setting for
allowing new[] and delete[] operator overloading):
Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\include\stddef.h(78): not an overloadable
operator token.

Any suggestions?  (I have access to VC++ and I will start a list of changes to
be able to switch from MS to DM and post it as I learn more.)
Thanks!

Andy



In article <3F1F0A70.756826DE smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

Andy C wrote:


 I thought I had the latest updates from the DM web site.



That is very possible. That version comes out of CVS I think and I have not
committed
changes to CVS in ages... (Lack of interest)


 Is there a compiler setting?



No for what?


 Is this the first you have heard of this?



Not sure... certainly have not seen any other questions about this in
particular that I
remember.


 Should I be doing a global replace in the .h files?



You could...
Now I am thinking about it, it was one or the other...
Either MFC redefined new as DEBUG_NEW or instead of new DEBUG_NEW should be
used... Sorry,
I work so many different things that I would have to look in the header files
to see what
is actually being done.
What they do in the source files is:
#define new DEBUG_NEW
They do the same in afxtempl.h

Than in afx.h:
#defne DEBUG_NEW new(THIS_FILE, __LINE__)

which I guess should replace 'new' with DEBUG_NEW with new(THIS_FILE,__LINE__)
which is
what for some reason is not happening in your code as this would require:
operator new ( unsigned, char *, int );
which the compiler does not seem to be able to find... Weird...


 Please elaborate on this problem.



Enough?


 Thanks.

 Andy

 In article <3F1EFDAE.DDFBBE12 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

Yes... I think that 'new' should be replaced with DEBUG_NEW.



Andy C wrote:


 I have no idea, but the offending line in "afxtempl.h" is....
 m_pData = (TYPE*) new BYTE[nNewSize * sizeof(TYPE)];

 Does this help?

 Andy

 In article <3F1EF2D7.AE398D51 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

Isn't ?_P the mangled name of the overloaded new operator?



Andy C wrote:


 Sorry, my first post got clipped.  Here is the code that is in question:
 -----------------------
 #include "stdafx.h"
 #include <afxtempl.h>

 #ifdef _DEBUG
 #undef THIS_FILE
 static char BASED_CODE THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
 #endif

 struct my_struct
 {
 int a,b,c;
 CString s;
 };

 void func ()
 {
 CArray<my_struct,my_struct> ca;
 }
 ----------------------------------

 When the above is compiled in DEBUG mode it produces the following error.
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305):
 no match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 When compiled in Release mode, or if I don't declare the variable cd,
 there is no error.  Any ideas?
 Thanks.

 Andy

 In article <3F1EC94E.72054AC8 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

You might have to add afxtempl.h into your stdafx.h

Jan



Andy C wrote:


 I am having problems using the MFC template CArray.  I am trying to create a
 CArray of a structure, nothing fancy, and I cannot get it to compile.  I have
 used this successfully under VC++ 6.0 so it is probably just a matter of
 compiler flags and such.  I have the 8.26 CD and have downloaded all the
 updates.

 In order to use the CArray<,> I need to include the file <afxtempl.h>.  The
 problem is that if I do include it I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305): no
 But if I do not include the file I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROJECTS\TESTDLG\CPrompt.h(66): 'CArray' is not a class template
 match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 Thanks!

 Andy















--
ManiaC++
Jan Knepper
Jul 27 2003
parent Andy C <Andy_member pathlink.com> writes:
Silly me!  The problem with CArray<> was not due to any DEBUG issue, but with
the use of new for arrays.  Compiling with -Aa- solved the problem.  

Cheers!
Andy C



In article <bg1o5q$g8p$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Andy C says...

Yes, you are correct.  The following 5 lines are present in MS VC++ files:
#ifdef _DEBUG
#define new DEBUG_NEW
#undef THIS_FILE
static char THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
#endif

However, Now I get the compile error, (even with the compiler setting for
allowing new[] and delete[] operator overloading):
Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\include\stddef.h(78): not an overloadable
operator token.

Any suggestions?  (I have access to VC++ and I will start a list of changes to
be able to switch from MS to DM and post it as I learn more.)
Thanks!

Andy



In article <3F1F0A70.756826DE smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

Andy C wrote:


 I thought I had the latest updates from the DM web site.



That is very possible. That version comes out of CVS I think and I have not
committed
changes to CVS in ages... (Lack of interest)


 Is there a compiler setting?



No for what?


 Is this the first you have heard of this?



Not sure... certainly have not seen any other questions about this in
particular that I
remember.


 Should I be doing a global replace in the .h files?



You could...
Now I am thinking about it, it was one or the other...
Either MFC redefined new as DEBUG_NEW or instead of new DEBUG_NEW should be
used... Sorry,
I work so many different things that I would have to look in the header files
to see what
is actually being done.
What they do in the source files is:
#define new DEBUG_NEW
They do the same in afxtempl.h

Than in afx.h:
#defne DEBUG_NEW new(THIS_FILE, __LINE__)

which I guess should replace 'new' with DEBUG_NEW with new(THIS_FILE,__LINE__)
which is
what for some reason is not happening in your code as this would require:
operator new ( unsigned, char *, int );
which the compiler does not seem to be able to find... Weird...


 Please elaborate on this problem.



Enough?


 Thanks.

 Andy

 In article <3F1EFDAE.DDFBBE12 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

Yes... I think that 'new' should be replaced with DEBUG_NEW.



Andy C wrote:


 I have no idea, but the offending line in "afxtempl.h" is....
 m_pData = (TYPE*) new BYTE[nNewSize * sizeof(TYPE)];

 Does this help?

 Andy

 In article <3F1EF2D7.AE398D51 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

Isn't ?_P the mangled name of the overloaded new operator?



Andy C wrote:


 Sorry, my first post got clipped.  Here is the code that is in question:
 -----------------------
 #include "stdafx.h"
 #include <afxtempl.h>

 #ifdef _DEBUG
 #undef THIS_FILE
 static char BASED_CODE THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
 #endif

 struct my_struct
 {
 int a,b,c;
 CString s;
 };

 void func ()
 {
 CArray<my_struct,my_struct> ca;
 }
 ----------------------------------

 When the above is compiled in DEBUG mode it produces the following error.
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305):
 no match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 When compiled in Release mode, or if I don't declare the variable cd,
 there is no error.  Any ideas?
 Thanks.

 Andy

 In article <3F1EC94E.72054AC8 smartsoft.us>, Jan Knepper says...

You might have to add afxtempl.h into your stdafx.h

Jan



Andy C wrote:


 I am having problems using the MFC template CArray.  I am trying to create a
 CArray of a structure, nothing fancy, and I cannot get it to compile.  I have
 used this successfully under VC++ 6.0 so it is probably just a matter of
 compiler flags and such.  I have the 8.26 CD and have downloaded all the
 updates.

 In order to use the CArray<,> I need to include the file <afxtempl.h>.  The
 problem is that if I do include it I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROGRAM FILES\DM\BIN\..\mfc\include\32-bit\afxtempl.h(305): no
 But if I do not include the file I get this message:
 Error: D:\PROJECTS\TESTDLG\CPrompt.h(66): 'CArray' is not a class template
 match for function '?_P(unsigned ,char *,int )'

 Thanks!

 Andy















--
ManiaC++
Jan Knepper
Aug 11 2003
prev sibling parent Dhayanidhi <Dhayanidhi_JR Yahoo.Com> writes:
Redine struct as

typedef struct
{
int a,b,c;
CString s;
}my_struct;

or

class my_struct
{
int a,b,c;
CString s;
};
May 24 2007