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Dot Net optimizations for modern hardware?
Posted by VM at 12/21/2003 10:25:12 PM
Does Studio Dot Net include any optimizations that make it the appropriate
tool for Pentium 4 processors?
I'm writing a paper on compiler optimizations for modern hardware. Since I
chose .Net as my main tool, I was looking for some sites that explain some
of the optimizations .Net may have th... more >>
How toknow the version of a DLL file without loadin
Posted by cnu at 12/21/2003 9:49:20 PM
Hi,
I have developed a dll program. I have added a Strong Key
Name to it and registered in C:\WINNT\Assembly\.
In some of my programs, I include this in my project
references and it works. All is well so far. But, I want
to find out the version of this particular dll, with out
loadin... more >>
.NET as an HTML Editor
Posted by Howard Kaikow at 12/21/2003 8:28:15 PM
Since MSFT did not include FrontPage 2003 in Office 2003 Pro, I needed to
look elsewhere for an HTML Editor.
Word won't do because, even in filtered mode, it puts needless crap in the
HTML.
I figured I'd give the HTML Editor in .NET a shot.
Well, it is rather buggy.
I opened a standard ... more >>
Application Errors
Posted by rasic at 12/21/2003 6:41:13 PM
When I am browsing the web, sometimes, I get errors out
of nowhere that say Application Error, and something
like "Press OK to debug the program or press Cancel to
terminate the program."
One problem...
I DONT WANT TO TERMINATE OR DEBUG THE PROGRAM!
I have also gotten these errors in ga... more >>
.NET interprocess communication
Posted by Jeroen at 12/21/2003 1:26:21 PM
Question,
We are in the process of creating a windows service in C#. Another GUI
application, also written in C# has to communicate from another machine to
this service. What is the best technique to use for interprocess
communications in this situation?
Thanks in advance,
Jeroen
... more >>
IDE basics question
Posted by deko at 12/21/2003 11:08:29 AM
I need to use Visual Basic to create an ActiveX DLL that
subclasses an Access form (cf. Knowledge Base Article
278379). Should I use Visual Studio .NET --or-- regular
Visual Basic 6 --or-- VS.NET 6... something else? what's
the diff?? is VS.NET only for creating managed code?... more >>
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