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Upgrading Mini-Compressor to .NET 4.0 Notes
My notes on upgrading Mini-Compressor from .NET 3.5 to .NET 4.0 (Visual Studio 2008 to 2010) and also upgrading NUnit and NAnt. 1) Run the automated VS 2010 upgrade process. Appears that there are no error but appearances can be … Continue reading
Posted in Notes
Tagged .NET 3.5, .NET 4.0, Mini-Compressor
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New Tools Require New Standards
“An old belief is like an old shoe. We so value its comfort that we fail to notice the hole in it.” – Robert Brault As developers we all have standards, even if they aren’t that well defined. Of course … Continue reading
Posted in Software Development
Tagged getting old, software development, tools
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Starting Any Method in a New Thread Using .NET
The main problem I encountered was creating a function to accept any function pointer along with an unknown number of arguments. I got around this problem using the ThreadStart and delegate() features in C# (.NET 3.5). First off create your … Continue reading
Posted in Code Examples
Tagged .NET, Threads
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Use Fun Addresses when Demoing your Software
Next time your entering data for a software demo try spicing it up and sneak some your famous real or fictional addresses. Often you can’t use the fictional state/province but the street addresses are easy to sneak into a demo, … Continue reading
Save Your Envrionment
Do you remember VB Commenter? Probably not because all the cool kids, like you, where using C# so you had no need for it. See, way back in the Visual Studio 2003 era only .NET’s favorite child, C#, had support … Continue reading
Building for Both 32 and 64 Bit Architectures
My latest task has been getting Mini-Compressor to work on Windows 7. In the end no code changes are actually required to get Mini-Compressor working on Windows 7 but the installer required a bit of work. The amount of work … Continue reading
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Tagged build, Mini-Compressor
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