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vc++: call an executable?
Posted by poojo hackma at 6/28/2006 4:03:49 PM
Does anyone know how to call an executable from within Visual C++ 2005
Express (using the CLR)?
For example, click Button1 to launch Microsoft Paint:
System::Void Button1_Clicked(System::Object^ sender, System::EventArgs^
e)
{
// what can I use to open MS Paint?
}
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SOS.dll loses symbol information
Posted by JR at 6/28/2006 3:25:17 PM
I originally posted this in the windbg forum but the folks suggested it
was more SOS than windbg so i should post over here.
I attach to the aspnet_wp process to debug a v1.1.4322 asp.net app. I
load the sos.dll and set my breakpoint inside a managed function call
via 'bp' command.
When it br... more >>
Stack height at all points must be determinable in a single forward scan of IL
Posted by Ben Voigt at 6/28/2006 8:15:35 AM
I did some optimizations on my reflection emit, and now I get the following
message from PEVerify:
Stack height at all points must be determinable in a single forward scan of
IL
I'm not doing anything especially fancy like folding common code sections
together and branching from differen... more >>
Distinguish between managed module and unmanaged module.
Posted by trialproduct2004 NO[at]SPAM yahoo.com at 6/28/2006 4:27:19 AM
Hi all,
Can someone tell me how OS makde differentation betwen managed module
and unmanaged module.
Means say suppose i developed one exe in MFC and one in .net. How Os
recognise that second exe require .net framework. Means which part of
exe is consider while determining whether exe need .... more >>
Diagnosing root cause of .NET application using nearly 500 MB memory
Posted by Matt Adamson at 6/27/2006 9:24:25 PM
We have a .NET application which is obviously using nearly 500MB memory and
we can't understand why. I created a dump for a different issue and the
server ended up creating a process shutdown dump of this size.
I have seen the DumpLargeObjectSegments command however I'm not sure what to
look... more >>
A good book about .net Performance Tuning
Posted by hpw at 6/27/2006 7:01:03 AM
Hi all,
i'm looking for a good book about .net Performance Tuning.
Things that should be covered by this book:
- Glean information about your program's behavior from profiling tools
- Identify bottlenecks before tuning
- Optimization when dealing with objects
- Optimize I/O behavior
- U... more >>
NOT using the System.Threadpool in server class applications
Posted by Chris Mullins at 6/26/2006 9:24:07 PM
Quite often of late I've been asked about when to use the System Threadpool.
I finally sat down and wrote a blog detailing the issues in the ThreadPool
and why it's unsuitable for use in production grade server applications.
Any feedback on this is appriciated!
http://www.coversant.net/do... more >>
PEVerify generates improper ERROR
Posted by Ben Voigt at 6/23/2006 3:16:07 PM
I am calling a method on a member field. The declaring type of the method
appears in my inheritance hierarchy, and I am making the call from an
override of the same method. Here is the MSIL with the project path and
classname replaced by ellipses (read via Reflector, I've used
Reflection.E... more >>
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Password prompts when signing with smartcard
Posted by Bill Rust at 6/22/2006 6:00:01 PM
Hi,
For security reasons, I'm storing my public/private key pair on a smart
card. My bulid process delay signs the assemblies using the public key, and
I later go back and re-sign the assemblies using public/private key pair from
the smartcard using sn.exe -Rc <assembly> <container>. The ... more >>
Programming .NET for cross platform application
Posted by Janiv Ratson at 6/22/2006 10:08:31 AM
Hello,
We are going to develop our application from scratch.
The application is currently written for WIN32 users only, using MFC.
The requirements asks that the application will run (in the future) on
Windows, MAC and Linux.
Is there any way to write all the code on the .NET Framework, or I s... more >>
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