The following batch script lists all assemblies with their PE bitness flag using CorFlags.exe. @ECHO off
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
ECHO Flag Assembly
FOR /r %%i IN (*.dll,*.exe) DO (
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Many rumors are flying around at this time about the upcoming release of Windows 8.1 (code named “Blue”, which represents a wave of product updates, including Windows Phone and others). I thought I‘d
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Hacking the Roslyn code has been fun. It is a very impressive piece of well engineered code.
The first experiment I’m about to present in this post is a simple code editor (similar to the acclaimed L
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About 3 years ago, when .NET 4 and Visual Studio 2010 were just released, I’ve blogged (part 1, part 2) about the changes that took XAML from its WPF inception to the System.Xaml namespace and System.
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I’ve been doing quite a few presentations lately, and I am currently following a method that has been working out for me quite well for the last year or so. I don’t claim my method to be unique, and
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In C# we have many ways for writing asynchronous code, we can create our own thread (a bad practice most of the times), we can use the thread-pool, we can use BackgroundWorker or we can use Tasks (and
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A few hours ago, Ariel Ben Horesh and myself presented two sessions for Windows Phone 8 development at Microsoft offices in Ra’anana (Israel). Thank you all for attending! It was fun – it was the seco
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I wish I didn’t have to write this post, but there was just no easy information available about this seemingly easy task. Normally, I wouldn’t even have bothered, but during playing Battlefield 3 (or
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The Task and Task<T> classes have been around since in .NET 4, and are fairly well known. In .NET 4, the typical usage of a Task is to run some code on a separate thread (by default using the th
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I wasn’t sure how I’d like to begin this blog post. Instead of writing a long and boring introduction that drives my point, I’ll just dump all that boiled inside me for quite a while. Sarcasm and bitt
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