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C++	Enumeration Types - A Quantitative Survey 9 Mar 2005 Updated: 9 Mar 2005 Rating: 3.79/5 Votes: 10 Popularity: 3.79 Licence: Not specified Views: 55,060 Bookmarked: 17 Downloaded: 2 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A comparison of different techniques when using enumerations, their pro's and con's.
	Making WMI Queries In C++ 30 May 2005 Updated: 30 May 2005 Rating: 4.92/5 Votes: 70 Popularity: 9.04 Licence: Not specified Views: 534,687 Bookmarked: 159 Downloaded: 10,920 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. An example-driven guide on how to write WMI consumers in C++.
XML	Towards a Declarative SAX Framework : Part 1 - A Simple SAX-to-C#-Mapping 6 May 2004 Updated: 20 May 2004 Rating: 4.51/5 Votes: 15 Popularity: 5.31 Licence: Not specified Views: 62,751 Bookmarked: 33 Downloaded: 894 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. This article demonstrates a simple but flexible way to read XML content without DOM

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Martin Friedrich

Web Developer

Germany

Still lacking an university degree in computer science, I have 20 years of experience in software development and implementation. Having expert knowledge in object-oriented programming languages like C++, Java and C# on Windows, LINUX and UNIX platforms, I participated in multiple research projects at the University of Oldenburg. During these assignments, I was trusted with implementation of a graphical editor for specification languages like CSP or Z and a prototypical tool for workflow data distribution and analysis. I gained experiences in a widespread spectrum of CS and software development topics, ranging from compiler construction across data base programming to MDA. My research interests include questions of graphical user interface design and component-based systems.

I consider myself an old-school CS geek. While I admit that simple tasks do not pose much of a problem and can be done in quick and efficient manner, it's the challenging ones that appeal to me. If you are looking for a skillful employee - be it on a permanent, contract or freelance basis - and if you can live with a lacking university degree, why not contacting me?