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  • Blog Post: Custom Developed Home Alarm System

    Introduction: It all started from a break in A few weeks ago, an intruder broke into my house. My neighborhood was known for no break-ins in the past 11 years. No neighbors had break-ins since the community was built. I did not activate the home alarm system or pay for ADT security service. Suddenly...
  • Blog Post: Count the number of combinations that add to a given sum in an int array

    My roommate Long Tran gave me a coding problem he found on the Internet this afternoon. I first did not think it was actually a coding problem but a puzzle. He gave me 2 samples of integer arrays: 5,5,10,2,3 and 1,2,3,4,5. The goal is finding the number of combinations which add up to 15. I started to...
  • Blog Post: Visual Studio 2010 x64 code coverage

    The internal code coverage tool I was talking about in my previous post has been shipped with Visual Studio 2010. The full path to it is \Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Team Tools\Performance Tools\x64 for the 64 bit code coverage. 1 layer up the folder is for the x86 code coverage...
  • Blog Post: Load Code Coverage Data to SQL database

    Load Code Coverage Data to SQL database Use Visual Studio’s code coverage tools to obtain the .coverage file Visual Studio has a set of tools that can collect your code coverage data. The data structure of the collected code coverage data is in a table format . As you can see from the link, it...
  • Blog Post: Test .NET library using PowerShell and Visual Studio Debugger

    Often times, when a developer builds a C# library, there is always a need for unit testing it. If your company already has strictly guidelines on how to enforce unit testing before any code is checked in, you might want to read the policy procedure about how to do it. Visual Studio Team System 2008 can...
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