Hi all, My managed app has some troubles (at least i have it ;-)) In Task Manager I can see that it uses 100% of the available cpu power. When I attach the...
... Process Explorer [1] from SysInternals can show you the CPU usage of individual threads. I just did a search to find out how you set the name of a thread...
... You could look at performance counters to see how much cpu each thread is using while the app is running. Alternatively, a more fun way is to run your app...
Hi, You can view the CPU usages of individual threads (and their call stack when using a symbol server) with ProcessExplorer from SysInternals. HTH - Recep On...
Thanks! That did it! But here is the next problem: I identified a thread that is "suspended" as the most busy one. Just for the records: A suspended thread...
We use a hybrid sort of system for this. For one, we use Visio to design the database, so all tables and relationships are created there. Just stick the Visio...
I'll answer my own post...Greggm confirmed it: - - - - - - - - No, there is no registry key. We just never implemented this feature for managed code. I...
We add a project to the solution; Database Project template. It automatically creates a project with folder for Change Scrips, Create Scripts and Queries....
Does anyone have a clue as to where I could get an Upgrade CD to upgrade my V37 to PPC 2003? Viewsonic is no longer offering this software...that stinks! TIA ...
I'm digging a little history here but some people seems to be using it for their anti-XP chants around here. Was C3 really a disaster? "C3 was one of the first...
Hi, Anyone got any recommendations for a todo list manager, don't say Outlook, i don't use it, and won't switch to it just to get todo lists. Sync to pocketPC...
I'm not going to comment on the success or failure of the C3 project. However, the implied question is "Should XP be dismissed if an XP project fails". My...
Check out ToDoList: http://www.codeproject.com/tools/ToDoList2.asp There is a compatible PocketPC viewer: http://www.codeproject.com/netcf/todolistviewer.asp ...
Hey all, As my quest to cross-browser-ize comes to a close I'm twiddling away with a dropdown calendar for picking dates. It looks pretty much like the...
What's the quickest route to C# for a VB guru? (Absolutely not me, of course.) Bonus points: how can I convince the guru to do this if no one is requiring...
... me, of course.) ... I'd hire one of those professional "deprogrammers" who kidnap and rehabilitate cult followers. They can take care of the "convincing" ...
My age is showing by this, but I have two programs I always write whenever I try to pick up a new language. Conway's Game of Life Lunar Lander The 2nd is...
... Are you aware that there's a Calendar control in System.Web.UI.WebControls??? Next, why exactly are you thunking down to Win32 GetCalendarInfo when all you...
No. VB is too borg-like. You must trigger the creation of new C# based antibodies from within. ... -- G. Waleed Kavalec ... And those who strive in Our...
The Calendar WebControl is terrible w/rt to customization of look & feel. If anybody ever wanted an example of a way NOT to write a control, that's it. - Brad...
That sounds like Mike Woodring's custom thread pool at http://www.bearcanyon.com/dotnet/#threadpool * Instrumented with numerous performance counters. * Can be...
Mike W always makes good stuff. Actually I was remembering Jon Skeet's: http://www.pobox.com/~skeet/csharp/miscutil I haven't used it, so caveat emptor, but...
... Oh, I don't disagree with that in the least! ;) Considering he was starting to P/Invoke to get date part names I figured I should offer him something a ...
Drew, Well the easy answer is I'm still in VB/ASP/VC++ 6.0 land :), or is that :( Another answer is the stock web date picker is pretty awful. MS actually got ...
... D'oh! Yeah well... that pretty much puts an end to everything I suggested then. I guess I'm living in the spoiled world of managed code with the framework ...
I've said it before (on my 80% of Windows Developers Will Not Understand XAML post: http://donxml.com/allthingstechie/archive/2004/08/30/1249.aspx ), picking...