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I know there are several out there, but I didn't like things about them. They just weren't right for what I needed: simple, powerful, reliable events for my objects. I've named my implementation ObjectEvents.
If there's interest I'll post my source later...
Visual Studio 2005 is second to none as an IDE. Developing apps with it for the linux platform works fine: intellisense, code browsing, and navigation work as expected. The only thing is the debugger doesn't understand symbols formats other than the PDB format, which is about the only one GCC...
I can deal with this from users just fine. The problem is with devs that make these mistakes.
Newbies should say they encountered and "error" if they don't know what the specifics are. That's generic enough to tell me that it could be any of the above.
This is a crash:
This is an assert, NOT A "Crash" :mad:
assert( ptr != NULL || !"NULL argument not expected" );
This is an EXCEPTION, NOT an "Assert" :mad:
throw new ArgumentNullException( "chair" );
Man I get this crap from other devs here who supposedly know what they're...
I have 2 of their FastTrak SX4000 RAID cards and all I want to do is run them in a server that has no other software on it. I don't get **** for answers when I repeatedly send support request. I get the auto-reply and then nothing. I try giving email addresses, then I try giving my phone number...
Technically, they are posted by MS for VS2005 users, but it is just a font and there are other links to them. :o
They are also included in the Office 2007 and Vista public betas.
New monospace font for Windows, designed for ClearType. (Take a look at it with and without ClearType, you'll see what I mean!)
Sooo clean. I'm using it in Visual Studio and notepad now. Here's a quick peek if you don't have access to it:
As requested by someone, here's the program I wrote for the parity testing. Note that I didn't change or clean it up at all from what I actually used for this effort.
http://www.280z28.org/downloads/ParityTest.7z
If you can't extract it, get TugZip (awesome freeware program) here...
I'll post the code here, which I didn't change or clean up at all from what I actually used. Also, better explanation of what I did from beginning to end:
http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1066458
About 2 months ago, I had a hard drive report bad sectors during an online conversion from 3 drives RAID-0 to 4 drives RAID-5. The conversion halted 66.6% of the way through, rendering the 600gb RAID useless. :cry:
So began my recovery effort. Final solution:
a) Write program in C# that...