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Mike Stall's .NET Debugging Blog
Why threading is hard
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over 4 years ago
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Mike Stall - MSFT
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Anybody who says "I can write correct multi threaded code" probably should be saying "I don't test my multi-threaded code". It is very difficult to write correct multi-threaded code. One way to appreciate this is various "find-the-bug" pop quizzes that...
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Quiz: can you count how many combinations ...
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over 4 years ago
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Here's a combinatorics quiz: If you have 2 ordered lists (lengths N, M), how many ways can they be interleaved into a single list while still preserving the partial ordering from the original lists? So if the lists were: List 1: A,B List 2: X,Y...
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Lang.Net 2008 is coming
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Lang.Net 2008 is coming up this Monday through wed (Jan 28th -Jan 30th). This is targeted at compiler and language implementers. The agenda is here and includes a lot of great Microsoft and non-Microsoft folks. In my former debugging life , my angle for...
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Battle Simulation: size vs. smarts (part 3)
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How much stupidity does it take to prevail over intelligence? I previously explored simulating Real-time-strategy battles with IronPython . ( Part 1 , Part 2 ). We saw that even with very simple rules, different strategies are better than others. If two...
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Battle Simulations with Iron Python (part 2)
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I previously wrote about modeling RTS battles with IronPython . In this entry I'll explore a new policy for attacking that was suggested on the last thread. Previously, I compared 2 policies for picking which opponent to attack: 1. Attack the weakest...
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Partial Classes and future-proof vindication
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A common question is "How can my tool crack the PDB to automatically determine what source file / line number a .NET class is defined in?" It's a trick question. There's a problem with the question. A .NET class may not be defined at a single source file...
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An extra 1 gig of memory works wonders...
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over 4 years ago
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I had previously installed Vista on my home machine , which had 1 GB. Vista was neat, and Civ 4 continued to work, so all was well. However, some operations, such as switching users, launching applications cold, and alt+tabbing out of a full screen game...
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Zune's killer feature
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Zune' s killer feature (according to my 2 year old daughter) is the box. For the 4gb/8gb, the box is sturdily built and has 2 parts that slide together. Truly a product for the whole family.
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"Managed Humans" by Michael Lopp
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I just finished reading " Managing Humans " by Michael Lopp, who writes at http://www.randsinrepose.com/ . My summary of it is "I've been around the block, I've got a lot experience, here's what I've observed". It's broken into concise chapters conveying...
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RTS Battle simulation with IronPython
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I used Python to simulate Age of Empires archer battles. I wanted to be able to answer questions like: If 12 archers attack 10 archers, what will the margin of victory be? If two armies of the same size attack each other, how do different strategies...
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