David Kline

Now that NetCF is part of the .NET Framework v2 SDK, I get asked how to build applications using the command line tools. Today I'm going to show how to build a simple (single source file) C# application using csc.exe. For more complicated applications...

In my “NetCF v2 now supports NTLM” post , I mentioned that the 3 ways to gain NTLM support with existing code are: Building your application against the v2 beta Uninstall v1 from your device (not possible on PPC 2003 devices, as v1...

Sorry if this seems a bit random... but, hey, tomorrow's Friday :) Funny things are known to pop up in meetings. Today's was rhubarb pie and whether or not strawberries belonged anywhere near. I' m a "don't even think about getting strawberries anywhere...

This installment of the debugging NetCF apps with cordbg series is going to talk about the stack - viewing, walking, etc. Past debugger series posts can be found here . Commands used b[reak] d[own] p[rint] sh[ow] w[here] u[p] Modes used ShowArgs ShowModules...

Many times, debugging isn't so much about finding a bug as it is identifying performance related issues. High numbers of handled exceptions, large working sets, and the like can all lead to the perception of buggy code. At some point in our careers, most...

I've recently been asked where the .NET Compact Framework version 2 beta is availble for download. The NetCF beta is part of the .NET Framework SDK version 2.0 beta ( http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=916EC067-8BDC-4737-9430-6CEC9667655C&displaylang...

For those of you who don't live in the Seattle area, this weekend is SeaFair . For me, SeaFair has always been the time to avoid going anywhere near Lake Washington. The traffic, hydroplane race noise, etc usually keeps me away. Two years ago, I forgot...

Today's show was great! It turned out to be a much clearer day than yesterday was (today: cloudless, mid-80s) -- perfect for watching the Blue Angels. Enjoy! -- DK [Edit: 2004-08-09 - pic removed due to server performance]