Back from MIX11 session at the Montreal User Group |
- Back from MIX11 session at the Montreal User Group
- The Visual C++ Weekly Vol. 1 Issue 14 (Apr 2, 2011)
- _ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL - Advanced STL, Part 3
- Windows Phone 7 XNA Game Tutorial For Ya
- Silverlight UserGroup Meeting tomorrow night April 6, 2011
- SilverlightShow for March 28-April 3, 2011
- How to design a Custom Control by editing the Part Template?
- Build Related Improvement in VS2010 SP1
- Producing and Consuming OData in a Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 application (Part 3)
- Opus Suite
- Silverlight Cream for April 04, 2011 -- #1070
- Silverlight Connections 2011 Moving from Windows Forms to Silverlight and WPF Presentation
- Silverlight Connections 2011 Moving from Windows Forms to Silverlight and WPF Presentation
- Standards-based web, plug-ins, and Silverlight
- Procedural Animations in Silverlight
- Windows Client Developer Roundup 065 for 4/4/2011
- Windows Client Developer Roundup 065 for 4/4/2011
| Back from MIX11 session at the Montreal User Group Posted: 05 Apr 2011 01:19 PM PDT This year again I will be at MIX , the major Microsoft Conference about web technologies, which will be held next week in Las Vegas. I expect to hear cool stuff about: Silverlight 5 Silverlight with Azure Silverlight on XBox? Expression Studio 5? Windows...( read more )...(read more)  |
| The Visual C++ Weekly Vol. 1 Issue 14 (Apr 2, 2011) Posted: 02 Apr 2011 12:00 PM PDT Read in this issue:
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| _ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL - Advanced STL, Part 3 Posted: 05 Apr 2011 01:50 PM PDT In Part 3 of my video lecture series exploring the Standard Template Library's implementation, I explain how our powerful correctness checks in debug mode work. In VC10, they're controlled by the macro _ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL, which supersedes VC8 and VC9's more confusing _SECURE_SCL and _HAS_ITERATOR_DEBUGGING macros. Additionally, VC10's #pragma detect_mismatch allows the linker to detect badness that previously would have caused incomprehensible crashes. Finally, I demonstrate the undocumented and unsupported but exceedingly awesome compiler option /d1reportSingleClassLayout which prints an ASCII art diagram of a class's representation.
This advanced series assumes that you're familiar with C++ and the STL's interface, but not the STL's implementation. If you haven't used the STL extensively yet, I recommend watching my introductory series. For reference, here are all of the links:
[STL Introduction] Part 1 (sequence containers) Part 2 (associative containers) Part 3 (smart pointers) Part 4 (Nurikabe solver) - see Wikipedia's article and my updated source code Part 5 (Nurikabe solver, continued) Part 6 (algorithms and functors) Part 7 (algorithms and functors, continued) Part 8 (regular expressions) Part 9 (rvalue references) Part 10 (type traits)
[Advanced STL] Part 1 (shared_ptr - type erasure) Part 2 (equal()/copy() - algorithm optimizations) Part 3 (_ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL, #pragma detect_mismatch, and /d1reportSingleClassLayout)
Stephan T. Lavavej Visual C++ Libraries Developer  |
| Windows Phone 7 XNA Game Tutorial For Ya Posted: 05 Apr 2011 10:34 AM PDT The Microsoft game folks just released a tutorial that will guide you through the creation of a two-dimensional action game – called Shooter – on Windows, Xbox 360, or Windows Phone 7....( read more )...(read more)  |
| Silverlight UserGroup Meeting tomorrow night April 6, 2011 Posted: 05 Apr 2011 10:35 AM PDT Yes tomorrow really is the first Wednesday of the month! and Yes, we are having our normally scheduled meeting. The Silverlight User Group meeting will be from 6PM to 8PM at Interface Technical Training (NW corner of Central & Thomas) -- check PhoenixSilverlight...( read more )...(read more)  |
| SilverlightShow for March 28-April 3, 2011 Posted: 05 Apr 2011 07:31 AM PDT Check out the Top Five most popular news at SilverlightShow for March 28-April 3, 2011. Here are the top 5 news on SilverlightShow for last week: Force the NoDo update on the Samsung Omnia 7 and other Windows Phone 7 devices New Book: Developer's Guide...( read more )...(read more)  |
| How to design a Custom Control by editing the Part Template? Posted: 05 Apr 2011 01:23 AM PDT This is a continuation to my previous post " How to create a Custom Control in Silverlight? " In this tutorial part, we will discuss on the template and modify our basic template to give a better look as per our need. In this chapter, we will...( read more )...(read more)  |
| Build Related Improvement in VS2010 SP1 Posted: 05 Apr 2011 09:00 AM PDT Hi, my name is Li Shao. I am a Software Design Engineer in Test in C++ team. In VS2010, C++ has accomplished the migration of VCBuild to MSBuild based project and Build system. We have received very warm acceptance and overall customer satisfaction is very good. You can take a look of a few of my previous blogs (Native MultiTargeting, Conversion, Custom Build Rules) for some features and issues related to migration to MSBuild based build system for C++. VS2010 VS2010 SP1 release is around the corner. I would like to take this opportunity to let you know a few improvements that we have made in this area based on your feedback.
Managed Incremental BuildWhen referencing managed assemblies, a full rebuild is only needed when there are significant changes in the referenced assemblies. Significant changes include things like assembly version change, function signature, interface changes, etc. This functionality will greatly reduce the build time for managed or managed/native interop applications, where managed or managed assemblies are referenced. We first introduced the managed incremental build feature in VS2008. In VS2010, we were not able to re-implement the managed incremental build feature with the build system moving to MSBuild. We received strong customer requests for this feature. As a result, we re-implemented this feature and it is included in VS2010 SP1.
Custom Dependency File List for Incremental BuildOne of the customer reported issues is that for VS2010 disregards the //{{NO_DEPENDENCIES}} line in the resource.h of MFC applications. When there is a resource.h change either manually or by adding a resource ID using the resource editor, all the files that include resource.h get rebuilt. This has a negative performance impact since resource.h can be included by many files. It is also a behavior change from VS2008. To fix the problem, in VS2010 SP1, we have implemented a fix so that you can specify the list of header files that they would like to skip when doing incremental build. The property introduced is "NoDependencies". There are four ways that you can take advantage of this feature: 1. Set as an environment variable You can use this approach if the dependencies to resource header files are common across all your projects. For example: set NoDependencies=resource.h;resource2.h. You can set this in the environment that you launch Devenv or set this in your build environment 2. Set through property sheet You can create a property sheet and set General -> No Dependencies File List to the list of files that you would like to exclude from dependency check. 3. Set as a global property for your project You can set the property as the following to the "Global" property of the project file:
4. Set as a file level property
Note that this feature only works if you would like to skip certain headers from incremental building. It does not work for files other than header files.
Signing of Managed AssembliesIn VS2010, there was a bug that signing of the managed assemblies cannot be accomplished when Linker -> Advanced -> Delay Sign is set to "Yes". We have previously recommended a workaround to address this issue. In general, you would need to use post build steps to sign the assembly. This is a regression in terms of functionality from VS2008 behavior. In VS2010 SP1, we have attempted to fix the problem. However, there were still some issues with the fix. You can take a look of this blog posted by my colleague Amit Mohindra on how to fix the problem. Essentially, you need to manually modify Microsoft.Cpp.Win32.targets. You can also take a look of this readme (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=210711 – section 2.4.1.2) if you have application converted with VS2010 prior to SP1 RTM.
These are the major changes we have made in SP1 regarding C++ build scenarios. Please let me know if you think there are issues we should have fixed. We will try to address them in future releases.  |
| Producing and Consuming OData in a Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 application (Part 3) Posted: 04 Apr 2011 03:01 PM PDT Don't miss... Webinar recording: Building LOB apps with Silverlight and WCF Data Services WP7 series by Andrea Boschin WP7 Developer Guide Show more books This article is Part 3 of the series "Producing and Consuming OData in a Silverlight and Windows...( read more )...(read more)  |
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| Silverlight Cream for April 04, 2011 -- #1070 Posted: 04 Apr 2011 08:39 PM PDT In this Issue: Kevin Hoffman , Kunal Chowdhury ( -2- ), Colin Eberhardt , Rudi Grobler , Michael Washington , WindowsPhoneGeek , Nigel Sampson , Jeff Prosise ( -2- ), and Andrea Boschin ( -2- , -3- , -4- ). Above the Fold: Silverlight: "How to create...( read more )...(read more)  |
| Silverlight Connections 2011 Moving from Windows Forms to Silverlight and WPF Presentation Posted: 04 Apr 2011 06:12 PM PDT At DevConnections (Silverlight Connections) this year, I gave a short session on moving your applications from Windows Forms to Silverlight.In that session, I covered a little bit of WinForms, a little Entity Framework Code First, and a lot of code shuffling...( read more )...(read more)  |
| Silverlight Connections 2011 Moving from Windows Forms to Silverlight and WPF Presentation Posted: 04 Apr 2011 06:12 PM PDT At DevConnections (Silverlight Connections) this year, I gave a short session on moving your applications from Windows Forms to Silverlight.In that session, I covered a little bit of WinForms, a little Entity Framework Code First, and a lot of code shuffling...( read more )...(read more)  |
| Standards-based web, plug-ins, and Silverlight Posted: 04 Apr 2011 04:36 PM PDT As we drive toward MIX, we wanted to share our thoughts on the role of plug-ins in general, and Silverlight in particular, in the context of HTML5 and the future of the web. As we have been more vocal about our commitment to and investment in HTML5 as...( read more )...(read more)  |
| Procedural Animations in Silverlight Posted: 04 Apr 2011 03:38 PM PDT I loved this post over on the Clarity Consulting blog about procedural animations in Silverlight – very cool; http://blogs.claritycon.com/blog/2011/03/30/advanced-animation-animating-15000-visuals-in-silverlight-2/ I gave it a try in IE9 on my...( read more )...(read more)  |
| Windows Client Developer Roundup 065 for 4/4/2011 Posted: 04 Apr 2011 02:05 PM PDT This is Windows Client Developer Roundup #65. The Windows Client Developer Roundup aggregates information of interest to Windows Client Developers, including WPF , Silverlight , Visual C++ , XNA , Expression Blend , Surface , Windows 7 , Windows Phone...( read more )...(read more)  |
| Windows Client Developer Roundup 065 for 4/4/2011 Posted: 04 Apr 2011 02:05 PM PDT This is Windows Client Developer Roundup #65. The Windows Client Developer Roundup aggregates information of interest to Windows Client Developers, including WPF , Silverlight , Visual C++ , XNA , Expression Blend , Surface , Windows 7 , Windows Phone...( read more )...(read more)  |
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