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You are stranded on a desert island. All you have is a piece of shared memory and a waitable timer. You are supposed to implement robust inter-process communications in C++. Bartosz will explain the concept of shared memory in …
You are stranded on a desert island. All you have is a piece of shared memory and a waitable timer. You are supposed to implement robust inter-process communications in C++. Bartosz will explain the concept of shared memory in …
January 8th–9th, 2001 — Microsoft’s .NET Initiative — Jeffrey Richter
February 15th, 2001 — Volatile - Multithreaded Programmer’s Best Friend — Andrei Alexandrescu
March 14th, 2001 — XML and C++ — Mike Moskowitz
April 11th, 2001 — CPP-Unit Testing Framework — Troy Frever
May 7th, 2001 — Effective STL Sneak Preview — Scott Meyers
read moreChristian Harlass works with Saxonia Systems, an international consulting company based in Germany. He works as a software developer and project manager in a Unix, Mac and Windows environment. The idea for this presentation comes from his project experiences …
We’re very fortunate to have MSDN’s Dr. GUI, the always entertaining, often irreverent, generally accurate source of knowledge of all things .NET, come to speak to us in October. If you haven’t …
If you are tired of writing code, this talk is for you. The scam of the century - how to get more behavior with less code - will unveil under your incredulous eyes. Like in those pyramid schemes, a linear code-writing …
We are very fortunate to have Scott Meyers come to speak with us this month. Scott of course is the author of “Effective C++” and “More Effective C++”, generally acclaimed as two of the most important books ever written …
A unit testing framework simplifies the creation of a test suite for a software project. It encourages the programmer to write the tests along with the code and to run the suite often for verification of code changes. Troy …
Note: If you attended the WSA Developer’s Seminar on XML, you know that Mike gave a great presentation on XML. But, he didn’t talk about C++.
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