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microsoft.co.il » All Your Base Are Belong To Us - Aug 27, 2008
The managed synchronization mechanisms, including Monitor, WaitHandle.WaitAny, ManualResetEvent, ReaderWriterLock, Thread.Join, GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers and the rest of the family are not just a thin platform …
Also tagged: net internals
microsoft.co.il » All Your Base Are Belong To Us - Aug 24, 2008
Shortly after publishing my last post on converting native (C++ or Win32) exceptions to managed exceptions, I realized that some clarifications are in place. Trapping every Win32 exception and indiscriminately …
Also tagged: debugging, c, net internals
microsoft.co.il » All Your Base Are Belong To Us - Aug 20, 2008
In a layered application consisting of managed upper layers and unmanaged lower implementation layers, you might frequently encounter the need to call unmanaged code, handle any exceptional conditions and reflect them …
zdnet.com » Software News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Aug 15, 2008
I've been investigating Apple Cocoa API as I plan to complement my Windows and UNIX development skills with skills in Mac development. That doesn't mean I am willing to accept weak attacks what I consider to be a …
Also tagged: net, software development, winforms, software, middleware, enterprise software, apple inc, smokescreen, api, programmer, application servers, john carroll, software web development
microsoft.co.il » All Your Base Are Belong To Us - Aug 10, 2008
Previously in the series we have examined the performance differences between concurrency patterns based on kernel synchronization (critical sections, events, mutexes etc.) and concurrency patterns based on wait-free …
Also tagged: performance, parallelfx
msdn.com » BCL Team Blog - Jul 7, 2008
My original part 3 blog caused confusion, mostly because it didn’t tie together loose ends and explain that an immediate .NET “solution” is at best partial. To minimize confusion and answer questions in the comments, I …
Also tagged: system io
microsoft.co.il » All Your Base Are Belong To Us - Jun 28, 2008
Last week I've resolved a simple "debugging" case by phone, and figured that it might benefit putting it online. Here's the approximate outline of the call: Customer: Sasha, we have a COM component registration that …
technet.com » Not a kernel guy - Jun 21, 2008
Вопрос: 32-х битный процесс запущен на 64-х битной системе. Почему для некоторых библиотек GetModuleFileName возвращает путь вида “%SystemRoot%\syswow64”, а для других - “%SystemRoot%\system32”, не смотря на то, что и …
Also tagged: программирование, wow64
msdn.com » BCL Team Blog - Jun 11, 2008
Updated 6/10/08 2:20pm: clarified details of proposed solution Here it is, Part 3 of the long path series, which started over a year ago. I apologize for leaving you hanging; the BCL team has been busy lighting up the …
Also tagged: system io
msdn.com » BCL Team Blog - Jun 10, 2008
Here it is, Part 3 of the long path series, which started over a year ago. I apologize for leaving you hanging; the BCL team has been busy lighting up the web. Because of the delay, I’ll summarize the compatibility …
Also tagged: system io