An introductory look at record types, a useful F# language feature.
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Beginning F#: Records
Posted in F#, Software Development Tagged .NET, c++, F#, guidattribute fsharp, introduction, types Leave a comment
.NET DLLs Loaded Twice
There’s a bug in 32-bit .NET 2.0 where assemblies are loaded twice, wasting valuable address space.
30 years ago at CES…
How different did things look at CES 30 years ago? Very.
Tax Avoidance 2.0
Tax avoidance is rife in the new (and existing) generation of tech companies.
Looking back at 2011
A quick look back at some of the stuff I’ve been doing this year.
Posted in F#, Software Development, WPF, iOS Tagged .NET, 2011, F#, iOS, kinect, Visual Studio, WinDbg Leave a comment
Drawing animated shapes and text in Core Animation layers
Using paths and text to simple create composite animated graphics with Core Graphics, UIKit and Core Animation.
Posted in Mac, Software Development, iOS, iPhone Tagged CALayer, Core Animation, Core Graphics, Graphics, iOS, iPad, iPhone, objective-c Leave a comment
Creating a physics-based OpenGL iOS app
If you know a bit of OpenGL you can integrate the powerful Bullet physics API into your iPad or iPhone app.
C++: The oldest new kid on the block
Is C++ coming back to a warm welcome from Microsoft?
Posted in C++, Rant, Software Development, Windows Tagged .NET, c++, Visual Studio, win32 Leave a comment
Kinect SDK with F#
My first quick look at using the Kinect SDK with F#.
Am I being called from DllMain?
How can you tell if your code is being called from within DllMain? You could use an undocumented function from ntdll.dll.
Posted in .NET, Debugging, Visual Studio, WinDbg, Windows Leave a comment
