Scott Bellware has recently been posting one insightful article after another. As a Microsoft stockholder and one of the millions of locked-in users, please...
I would never put a man who has so little control of his "attitude" in charge of a company. ... -- Marc C. Brooks http://musingmarc.blogspot.com NOT sent from...
I've only had a few experiences with Mr. Bellware, but those I have had make it hard for me to imagine him working on a dev team, let alone running a company. ...
Sounds like a typical developer. I'm sure he'd be a great guy to work with. And probably a great guy to run a company as well, because he is a thinker and a...
We are using SQL Server After triggers to notify processes that there has been a change to the database. The notification includes the type of change, the...
Hi All, Â Other than the way the compiler builds the code is there any difference between writing 32 bit versus 64 bit code? I'm interested in adding 64 bit...
You won't be able to use VC++ 6 to do it, but if you upgrade to a modern version (like the free version of Visual C++ Express), you'll be able to choose...
Brad, Eric, ... At least for the Microsoft C++ compiler, it is, not sure if it's guaranteed to be portable. What doesn't work is storing pointer values in...
i wasn't a user of any of the previous versions of resharper, so i can't comment on the memory or performance issues that i read about with those earlier...
I've had memory hog and lock issues with all these products. If anyone knows if R# has this fixed, I'll give it another try. Thanks, Shawn Wildermuth ...
What's it do that's so cool? From: win_tech_off_topic@yahoogroups.com [mailto:win_tech_off_topic@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of mike Sent: Sunday, January 04,...
Instant visual feedback on all errors and warnings in your sources - before compiling - is easily my favourite feature. Refactoring tools, code completion,...
While I understand the usefulness, lots of tools like these are analyzing while I type and slowing down the editor....I know I didn't put a return type in, I...
R# seemed to have tacked on an extra 100 MB of ram or so to our website project. i'm fine with that. and i don't notice much performance degredation. i...
I've been using Resharper for years and love it and never had a problem. I use both VS 2003/Resharper 2.x and VS 2008/Resharper 4.1 with no issues, except...
Resharper 2.0 and 3.0 used to choke very badly on Enterprise Library - the full solution was about 90 projects, and VS would slow to a crawl and then bomb. ...
Yeah I think /Wp64 is deprecated now (deprecated in the "now it's always on and nothing you can do about it" sense). The only other Big Thing to know is that...
... Many people would suggest that barfing when faced with the horror that is EntLib is in fact a mark of good taste. -- Jon [who bears the scars on his...
Jon, I would appreciate it if you would email me directly at ctavares at microsoft dot com with your specific issues with Entlib. We're starting work on the...
Do you ask the cops at accident scenes to pull the bodies closer so you can get a better look at them? -Chris From: win_tech_off_topic@yahoogroups.com ...
Thanks guys. I've been looking for a price range on a non .NET 64 bit compiler from microsoft, do any of you know if one even exists? I really don't want to...
How about FREE? Visual C++ Express can be made to work with the 64-bit compiler according to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/9yb4317s(VS.80).aspx ... ...
I don't see any 64-bit C++ compilers listed for Windows here. [1] lcc-win64 seems to compile C code to 64 bits on Windows but it's not clear that it is ready...
Thanks Curt, As it turns out that is right within my price range : ), I assume that after the upgrade the compiler will function properly on x64 hardware...
Bodies aside, we can all learn from the comments Jon makes if they stay on list. Cheers Mark Blog: http://www.notesfromatooluser.com/ Recent Entries:...