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Currently I am programming an application for performing code analysis on the software that controls the production process. Apart from the parsing of the code, and iterating across a hierarchical representation of the expression tree, all these rules...
While working on a data application for the finance guys, I already discovered that Excel sucks when used with OleDb. It seems as if Excel was specifically designed to make your life as a programmer miserable. Fair’s fair: Excel is not a database...
One of the things that C# (and VB.NET) programmers have to live with is non-deterministic destruction of their objects. The garbage collector was introduced in .NET to take care of memory leaks and remove the need for manual memory management. It does...
Every so often someone in microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vc asks about the future of C++, or if he should learn C# or VB.NET instead of C++. Some people are also confused if using C++ means they carry around C++ legacy code if they want to write pure...
One question that comes up from time to time in the C++ newsgroups is that functions or constants that exist in a C++/CLI class library are not accessible in a C# or VB.NET project. The reason for this is nearly always that that constants or functions...
Learning C# if you already know C++ is relatively easy. The syntax is similar, and the semantics are definitely a lot easier to understand. Since C# looks like C++, most of the concepts are easy to learn, but here and there are a few details that might...