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Shared Source CLI Google group launched

I’ve just created a Google group based on the SSCLI which you can view and join by going here - http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft-shared-source-cli It supersedes now defunct SSCLI newsgroups from the Microsoft and Yahoo servers which have had all but no activity in the last 2 or so years. If you...

Posted to Granville Barnett by Granville Barnett on Mon, Jan 5 2009
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, C++, SSCLI
Shared Source CLI (aka Rotor) on Vista

I thought I would share my experiences with Rotor on Vista (x86 and x64). First off Rotor is an open source version of a big chunk of what's in the full commercial .NET that you use on your machine today BUT certain things in Rotor are no where near the quality of that in the commercial .NET – keep...

Posted to Granville Barnett by Granville Barnett on Sun, Dec 7 2008
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, C++, SSCLI
Results: Using a dark theme in VS for a week

As I mentioned several days ago I’ve been seeing if a dark theme in VS would help my eyes a little. The short of it is – no, no it didn’t. The major sore point is that if you use a dark theme in VS then you find yourself constantly swapping between dark (VS) and light (web content, content in general...

Posted to Granville Barnett by Granville Barnett on Fri, Sep 26 2008
Filed under: Filed under: C#, .NET, C++, Visual Studio
Experiment: Using a dark theme in VS for a week

I've been highly critical of using dark themes in Visual Studio particularly because the UI of VS is light in its very nature. The combination of the two proving to be an interesting proposition when using VS for large durations of time. I digress. Recently I have suffered a few eye issues and I'm...

Posted to Granville Barnett by Granville Barnett on Sat, Sep 20 2008
Filed under: Filed under: C#, .NET, C++, Visual Studio
Extending a native C++ project with managed code

One question that comes up from time to time in the newsgroups is ‘I have a native C++ project and I want to extend it with Managed code (e.g. Windows Forms). What do I do?’ The answer is not so complex. It is fairly easy to extend native projects with managed code. In this article I’ll...

Posted to Cluebat-man to the rescue by vanDooren on Wed, Sep 3 2008
Filed under: Filed under: Interoperability, C++, .NET, cplusplus
DSA book on 'This Week on C9'

First off thank you to all who have downloaded the first draft of Data Structures and Algorithms: Annotated Reference with Examples . At the time of writing this post there have been more than 3200 downloads within around 3 days of it being put up on DotNetSlackers which is great! Thanks to all those...

Posted to Granville Barnett by Granville Barnett on Sat, Aug 30 2008
Filed under: Filed under: Data Structures and Algorithms, C#, .NET, C++
Data Structures and Algorithms book (free) first preview available!

This is a little project that myself and Luca have been working on in our spare (spare) time in the last month or so. The book is no where near complete but we wanted to get it out there now and progress with it in view of the public eye rather than just sit on it and wait months until it was a lot more...

Posted to Granville Barnett by Granville Barnett on Wed, Aug 27 2008
Filed under: Filed under: Data Structures and Algorithms, C#, .NET, C++
I stand corrected: not all C++ programmers hate VB

As I already mentioned before, it's a small world after all. (Hearing that annoying Disney tune yet in your head J ). I am writing an article about C++/CLI in which I use a quote from my fellow VC++ MVP Kate Gregory. I did a quick search to find her blog in order to link it to her name in the article...

Posted to Cluebat-man to the rescue by vanDooren on Sun, Jul 1 2007
Filed under: Filed under: General, C++, .NET
Executing LabVIEW VIs through C style function pointers via .NET

Problems exist to be solved. Some problems are so complex that you cannot solve them when you need to. With other problems it is not a matter of complexity, but a matter of not having all the pieces of the puzzle. Some problems are so interesting that it pays to keep them in the back of your head, just...

Posted to Cluebat-man to the rescue by vanDooren on Thu, Nov 16 2006
Filed under: Filed under: Interoperability, C++, LabVIEW, .NET

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