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04 September 2007
Visual 2008 / C# 1.1 Compiler
It happens. Some of us have to do it. In this modern age taint the Visual Studio 2008 IDE by having to compile .NET 1.1 C# code. As this is pretty much a quick once-off thing I didn't go to the full extend of creating 1.1 project templates like back when Visual Studio 2005 was released. Instead here... Read More...
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21 August 2007
Unified C# Language Specification
The Unified 3.0 C# Language Specification which combines the 1.1, 2.0 and 3.0 evolutions of the language into a single volume is available for download. This document covers every aspect of the C# language and apart from being free is also a better reference than any book you can buy. Here you will find... Read More...
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19 February 2007
Hooked on LINQ
Troy Magennis's LINQ Wiki " Hooked on LINQ " is up to a 100 pages now. If you're looking for any info on LINQ his Wiki should be the first place to start. Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | kick it! | live it! Read More...
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17 November 2006
Formatted Code Snippets
In past posts I've used Jean-Claude Manoli's CSharpFormat to insert formatted code into blog posts. I see that Omar Shahine wrote a very useful add-in to Windows Live Writer to allow you to post formatted code directly from WLW using CSharpFormat. The add-in can be downloaded from the Windows... Read More...
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17 November 2006
Friday .NET Trivia 1
Stumbled across an interesting piece of code yesterday. Considering what we know about .NET reference and value types two questions regarding the snippet below : Would the snippet below compile? If it compiles how would it work and what would the result be? Venture a guess before compiling :-) 1: using... Read More...
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26 July 2006
C# Compiler 1.1 vs 2.0
We ran into an interesting bug a couple of days back where some code would work on a developers machine but the exact same code would cause unit tests to fail on a test engineer's machine. The code in question were our implementation of Enum.GetHashCode. The bug caused by a small change in the way... Read More...
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