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Control size BUG! URGENT
Posted by Filipe Freire at 11/7/2003 4:14:46 PM
Hi there,
I think I found a critical bug in Studio .net 2003.
Try this,
Create a Form.
Create a Panel within the Form.
Create a Button within the Panel.
Now set the Button's Location.Y property to a value that it becomes above
the panel's visible area, for example, set Location.Y to -30... more >>
Running App From Network Issue
Posted by Buddy at 11/5/2003 2:16:47 AM
Hello,
I have an application that references about 40 assemblies
(approx 80MB in total). I've installed the application on
the network share and given a client PC full trust access.
When I launch the application from the network it takes
approx 4 minutes to startup, I've done network tr... more >>
What's the right way to do this? (threading/AppDomains)
Posted by Mountain Bikn' Guy at 11/4/2003 8:45:10 PM
I need some advice on this. I am working on a fairly complex calculator app
(C#) with lots of functions (and these functions in turn use math functions
from an unmanaged C DLL). A calculation takes a lot of time (up to hours),
and should run on a separate thread from the one that the GUI uses. Th... more >>
performance counters as event sinks in Enterprise Instrumentation?
Posted by barnaby_morris NO[at]SPAM hotmail.com at 11/4/2003 4:23:25 PM
I have been investigating the Microsoft Enterprise Instrumentation
Framework as a flexible logging solution for our software. In addition
to logging, we need to have performance counters for ongoing
monitoring by the operations staff. It seems to me that performance
counters can be thought of as... more >>
Sorting Objects implementing CompareTo !TO SLOW!
Posted by Nick at 11/4/2003 1:35:24 AM
hi,
to sort ma objects i implement the Method
CompareTo.It looks like this:
public int CompareTo(Object obj)
{
return this.Name.CompareTo(((Ort)obj).Name);
}
well, sorting a few thousand objects with this
it's much to slow. the app can't wait for so long
to start. if i implement the Co... more >>
WorkerThreads and IOThreads
Posted by quique at 11/3/2003 10:28:07 AM
Hello,
Can anybody explain me the difference between the meaning
of the parameter configuration of the machine.config file
maxWokerThread and maxIOThread?
If an http request has to access to bd or web service...
needs two threads to attend it, one worker thread and
another ioThread??
P... more >>
Optimization of loops and tests
Posted by news.microsoft.com at 11/3/2003 12:14:31 AM
How will the compiler / JIToptimise the following?
for (int i = 0 ; i <= (stop - start)/step ; i++)
{
if (a = Axis.X)
{
g.DrawLine(blah
}
else
{
}
}
Would it make the test outside the for and save checking f... more >>
obscfuators
Posted by news.microsoft.com at 11/2/2003 11:22:14 AM
Do they affect performance of an app?
... more >>
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Sorting a Directory by Modified Date?
Posted by David Cardinal at 11/1/2003 10:13:45 PM
Every method I can think of for sorting a directory by file modified date is
very slow, as it appears that the .NET libraries need to do an Open &
GetInfo on every single file entry.
I've tried building an array of .FileModified dates to use for the sort, and
also using .GetFileSystemInfos to ... more >>
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