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 drub0y 
06-10-2002, 6:54 PM
An interesting point comes up in that post by John, which is the double-Dispose problem. I think that's already here today, don't you? We should all be defensively coding our Dispose method so we don't do something twice that we shouldn't, as well as...
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06-10-2002, 4:36 PM

Genghis 0.2 Released

Genghis 0.2 Released Chris Sells just announced release 0.2 of the Genghis component library for .NET applications. Now if only Chris would stop dragging his feet on finding a source control solution for the project, more people could get involved......
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06-10-2002, 10:20 AM

Microsoft .NET Allocation Profiler Source Now Online

Mahesh Prakriya just posted the source for the Allocation Profiler to gotdotnet.com 's user uploads . This is a great tool if you want to make sure you're .NET app is performing well within the GCd enviroment.
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06-10-2002, 9:48 AM

Getting Started with C# on Linux

Found this nice article (via Brian Jepson's weblog over at O'ReillyNet ) about getting started with C# on Linux using Mono .
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06-10-2002, 8:36 AM

Dr. GUI .NET on strings in .NET

Dr. GUI .NET on strings in .NET Another good article from Dr. GUI. First he starts off by covering the BCL class System.String . Next he goes into how the C# and VB.NET languages represent the type natively. Then, he the goes into the important comparison...
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 drub0y 
06-09-2002, 10:36 PM
Except the missing piece here is that Chris Sells is doing research into determinstic finalization on the platform, and I'd bet good money that it'll be tied somehow to IDisposable (i.e., objects that say they want disposable semantics will automatically...
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 drub0y 
06-09-2002, 8:59 PM
Mark Shields: " A compiler writer's guide to C# ". A complete yet amazingly terse 89 pages covering the entire C# language. [ Peter Drayton's Radio Weblog ] Wow, that's good stuff™.
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 drub0y 
06-09-2002, 4:02 PM
I, too, believe that the COM Interop is broken because it doesn't leverage IDisposable. I have to think this is one hand not knowing what the other hand is doing, given that IDisposable was really only put it because of the intense pressure by the .NET...
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06-09-2002, 1:12 PM

Response To Sam Gentile's "Is Com Interop Fundamentally Flawed?"

I've stories/2002/06/09/aResponseToIsComInteropFundamentallyFlawed.html">posted a response to Sam's " Is Com Interop Fundamentally Flawed? " article. Hopefully this provides a unique look at the problem that not many other developers have supplied.
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 drub0y 
06-09-2002, 10:29 AM
This results in a response message containing the value 5, a result which isn't valid according to the schema generated for the WSDL. Perhaps it should generate an array of values ? [ Simon Fell ] As Simon already found out, applying the FlagsAttribute...
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