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June 2005 - Posts

CeLog corruption

Posted by: Sue Loh CeLog file corruption is a squirrely problem I haven't tracked down a reason for yet. I have never had a device that produced corruption for me, not in any reproducible manner (if ever, I can't remember hitting corruption myself but Read More...
Posted Friday, June 24, 2005 6:10 PM by ce_base | 0 Comments

Boot Persistence Terminology

Posted by: Sue Loh Today I was describing what "warm boot," "cold boot," and "clean boot" mean to someone, and it turned out that it was a more complicated topic to understand than I had realized. So I figured I should share it. Luckily that "someone" Read More...
Posted Wednesday, June 22, 2005 3:38 PM by ce_base | 3 Comments

How to use GetTickCount

Posted by: Sue Loh No, no, no, before you even say it, I'm not writing this in response to any of Jack Crenshaw's columns . Actually this time it's more to augment them. You see his columns do make one very true point (more than one, but only one I'm Read More...
Posted Wednesday, June 08, 2005 10:08 AM by ce_base | 2 Comments
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Monte Carlo Profiler -- symbols for assembly functions

Posted by: Sue Loh I recently became aware of a detail about assembly functions showing up in the Monte Carlo profiler. I was involved in a discussion where someone was having trouble getting profiler hits for assembly functions. They could see the functions Read More...
Posted Tuesday, June 07, 2005 11:30 AM by ce_base | 0 Comments

Announcing the Windows CE Base Team blog

Posted by: Sue Loh This blog will be used for posts by the Microsoft Windows CE "base" team, comprising the kernel and storage areas of the OS. I'd say that it was low-low-low where you can't get any lower level in the OS than us, but the BSP team does Read More...
Posted Monday, June 06, 2005 6:47 PM by ce_base | 0 Comments

Sue Loh: Introducing myself

Since I'm asking everyone else to post a bio, I figured I should, too. I'm a developer on the Windows CE base team here at Microsoft. I've been working here since 1999. When I started on the team (fresh out of college) I began by putting the instrumentation Read More...
Posted Monday, June 06, 2005 7:36 PM by ce_base | 0 Comments
 
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