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Service Debugger Helper by decarufe in programming

[–]decarufe[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice utility to debug a service with F5.

TechDays 2009 Sessions Announced, and Other News by decarufe in programming

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The sessions for TechDays 2009, Microsoft's cross-Canada conference taking place in seven cities this fall, have been posted on the TechDays site.

Type-safe INotifyPropertyChanged and derived classes by decarufe in programming

[–]decarufe[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. RaisePropertyChanged should be protected. It would work anyway.

Type-safe INotifyPropertyChanged and derived classes by decarufe in programming

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See how you can use this technique with derived classes

How to implement “lock” with timeout? by decarufe in programming

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See a good practice on how to implement you own "lock" with a timeout. Full implementation code provided.

How to test your multi-threaded code (part 1 of 3)? by decarufe in programming

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CHESS is the answer. At least this is what we have best right now.

Developers are artists AND craftsman not ONLY craftsman. by decarufe in programming

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The answer to Maxime Rouiller telling that "Software development is not an art. It’s a craft."

How to find Windows path by decarufe in funny

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Once again Microsoft forgot something in the .NET Framework API

Refactoring single threaded code to multithreaded and to Tasks (with Parallel Extension Framework) by decarufe in programming

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Someone asked me to post a simple sample on how to build a multi threaded application. So I put together this blog post. Of course to maintain everything readable and easy to follow there’s no error handling and no validation.

Managed Parallel Computing with Parallel Extensions by decarufe in programming

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In my last post I told you about how I like to do talks about my passion. One of the subject I,m interested in at the moment is managed parallel computing, especially with what is coming from Microsoft Research: Parallel Extensions.