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Multi language on-screen keyboard using Windows keyboard DLLs

by Lars [Large] Werner

Windows has built inn support for a lot of keyboard languages, this class makes it possible to extract that info in an easy manner and present it to screen.

How to sign C++/CLI assemblies with a strong name

by Inaki Ayucar

Learn how to sign C++/CLI assemblies with a strong name.

ISupportInitialize.BeginInit problems?

by barrd

Fix an exception related to ISupportInitialize.BeginInit and learn why it happens.

The Simple Profiler for .NET Developers

by Redgate Software

ANTS Profiler allows you to identify slow lines of code in .NET applications within 5 minutes of installation, allowing you to get on with what you do best - writing code.

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Fast SIMD Prototyping

by Shao Voon Wong

Prototype SIMD vectorized code effortlessly.

Windows dialog design in C++ without dialog templates.

by john morrison leon

An alternative approach in which dialogs are entirely specified as C++ code that requires neither IDE support to be written nor IDE generated resources to be executed. Powered by the C++ type system.

Logging in C++

by Pankaj Choudhary - C++ Devepoler

Logging in C++

C# / VB.NET / C++ CLI: Create, read and write MS Access (mdb, accdb), MySQL, SQL Server, SQL Server Compact and SQLite databases

by Emiliarge

Both MS Access formats (mdb and new - accdb), MSSQL 2008 R2, MSSQL CE, SQLite, MySQL

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C++/CLI

Multi language on-screen keyboard using Windows keyboard DLLs

18 Dec 2012 by Lars [Large] Werner

Windows has built inn support for a lot of keyboard languages, this class makes it possible to extract that info in an easy manner and present it to screen.

The Simple Profiler for .NET Developers

25 Nov 2004 by Redgate Software

ANTS Profiler allows you to identify slow lines of code in .NET applications within 5 minutes of installation, allowing you to get on with what you do best - writing code.

Scalable Session-State Storage for ASP.NET Server Farms

22 May 2005 by William L. Bain

ScaleOut StateServer boosts server farm performance and offloads database servers by hosting ASP.NET session-state and other workload data directly on the farm using distributed, in-memory storage.

The Increasing Need to Protect your Applications from Hackers and Competitors

2 Nov 2005 by Gabriel Torok

Using Dotfuscator to protect your .NET source code from decompilers.

Visual Assist X: The Indispensable IDE Add-In

30 Mar 2006 by Whole Tomato Software

Read on to learn the real reason my co-workers virtually dragged me to our purchasing agent to get my very own license for Visual Assist X!

ANTS Profiler 2.7 – A code profiler with a pedigree

2 Oct 2006 by Redgate Software

This article describes how you can use ANTS Profiler to eliminate performance hotspots and memory leaks from your .NET applications.

What is Amazon Web Services?

6 Nov 2006 by Amazon Web Services

Amazon has a variety of web services APIs that enable you to leverage Amazon's data and robust infrastructure, easily and inexpensively. These fundamental services enable external developers and businesses to build solutions in a reliable, scalable, and cost-effective manner.

Optimizing Web Applications with AJAX and Spread

7 Nov 2006 by Bill Albing

FarPoint has developed leadership in the spreadsheet component marketplace with FarPoint Spread for Web Forms which is the high-end spreadsheet product for ASP.NET development. It is AJAX enabled and ATLAS tested.

Show Us Your Threads! Contest

26 Feb 2007 by Joel De Guzman

Who says learning threading isn’t fun? Take a break from solving problems / developing code and join us in a fun contest. Weekly gift cards will be given based on community voting. You could be our grand prize winner of an Intel® Core 2 Duo iMac* - with a 20” screen.

Bob's First Day

28 Feb 2007 by SlickEdit Inc.

A story about Bob and how he saved the day with SlickEdit® Tools for Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005

Use of Spices.Obfuscator as a Tool for Protection and Optimization of .Net Applications.

20 Apr 2007 by NineRays

Use of Spices.Obfuscator as a Tool for Protection and Optimization of .Net Applications. Current use of obfuscators expands their role in the development and handling of .Net applications.

Profiling the Performance of a .NET Application

10 May 2007 by Paul Glavich

ANTS Profiler provides you with a quick and easy way of identifying performance bottlenecks within your .NET applications. Additional support for the latest .NET 3.0 features, the Vista operating system, and Visual Studio integration, cements ANTS Profiler as a leading tool in performance profiling.

How to Protect your Code from Prying Eyes and Theft

16 Jun 2007 by NineRays, Mark Sochan

Most .NET software projects can easily be tampered, exposing your software to security risks and theft of intellectual property. This article shows different techniques used to protect .NET code and determine the best protection for you. 9rays.Net offers you Spices.Obfuscator to these ends.

Enemy at the Gates: Protect Your Intellectual Property through Guile and Subterfuge

16 Jul 2007 by NineRays

The advertorial is mainly about protecting intellectual property and the essential points to remember in order to do so. It mainly emphasizes on the benefits of obfuscation and how it can help in disabling easy reverse engineering in .NET codes.

Bypassing PatchGuard 3

20 Aug 2008 by Christoph Husse

This article shows how to bypass PatchGuard 3 on the latest windows versions.

Fast SIMD Prototyping

30 Oct 2016 by Shao Voon Wong

Prototype SIMD vectorized code effortlessly.

Using .NET Classes/Modules from Native C++

13 Sep 2009 by Johann Anhofer

The goal of this article is to describe a more or less generic way to access .NET managed objects from a native C++ application.

Toggle hardware data/read/execute breakpoints programmatically

23 Jul 2008 by Michael Chourdakis

Simple code to introduce a hardware breakpoint mechanism.

Interactive Techniques in Three-dimensional Scenes (Part 1): Moving 3D Objects with the Mouse using OpenGL 2.1

22 Apr 2009 by Steve Katic

Moving 3D objects with the mouse using OpenGL.

Windows dialog design in C++ without dialog templates.

3 Jun 2015 by john morrison leon

An alternative approach in which dialogs are entirely specified as C++ code that requires neither IDE support to be written nor IDE generated resources to be executed. Powered by the C++ type system.

HowTo: Export C++ classes from a DLL

13 Nov 2012 by Alex Blekhman

The C++ programming language and Windows DLLs can live in peace after all.

A user draw button that supports PNG files with transparency, for Visual C++ 6.0 and VS2005

16 Jul 2008 by Darren Sessions

With this class, you can add a PNG image to your button and automatically get a highlighted and grayscale version.

Windows Debuggers: Part 1: A WinDbg Tutorial

22 Mar 2004 by Saikat Sen

This is the first part of a multipart tutorial on debugging using WinDbg.

Simple CListCtrl with HyperLink Function

2 Mar 2008 by liuxiao

A way of adding hyperlink in CListCtrl

Quick C++/CLI - Learn C++/CLI in less than 10 minutes

26 Jun 2007 by Elias Bachaalany

Learn C++/CLI in less than 10 minutes.

Creating OpenGL Windows in WPF

10 Mar 2009 by Christoph Menge

A guide to creating OpenGL applications with Windows Presentation Foundation

Deploying MFC applications via ClickOnce

14 Jan 2008 by Nish Nishant

A step by step tutorial on how to deploy an MFC application via ClickOnce

Post-Build Executable Back Patching

23 Mar 2008 by Jeffrey Walton

Perform Advanced Post-Build Executable Processing with the DbgHelp Library

Modeless WinForm With Callback From Unmanaged Code

4 May 2011 by cfrost

How to use a modeless WinForm from an unmanaged application including callback functionality

WinForms Tab Control with properly drawn bottom tabs

20 Feb 2014 by Vladimir Svyatski

How to correctly draw WinForms Tab Control with bottom alignment when visual styles are enabled

CNullable<T> : A convenient Nullable<T> equivalent class for C++/CLI

18 May 2005 by Nish Nishant

CNullable can be used to represent a value type (or simple native type) such that the type can be nulled. You can also compare it to nullptr using the == and != operators both of which have been overloaded.

Writing Efficient C and C Code Optimization

26 Feb 2004 by Koushik Ghosh

In this article, I have gathered all the experiences and information, which can be applied to make a C code optimized for speed as well as memory.

Splash Screen C++ Class using MFC

23 Apr 2009 by Chris Apple

A MFC C++ class to generate a splash screen and about box from a bitmap and version string resources.

Graphical grid component

13 Jan 2004 by Matthew Hazlett

Easy manipulation of graphical grids

Transforming Images for Fun: A Local Grid-based Image Warper

27 May 2011 by phoaivu

A platform-independent engine for image warping

Explicit Constructor in C++

18 Aug 2008 by programmersmind

Explicit constructor in C++.

C++ Memory Management Innovation: GC Allocator

4 May 2008 by xushiwei

Most of the C++ programmers do not benefit from "Garbage Collection" technique (GC). Here is a new memory management technique named "GC Allocator" (Note it is not "GC").

Using the XmlSerializer Attributes

28 Jun 2006 by BoneSoft

How to serialize and de-serialize .NET objects and XML using the XmlSerializer and the serializer attributes.

Working with Configuration Files (app.config) in C++/CLI

25 Oct 2007 by nico.pyright

The purpose of this article is to present some utilization of configuration files in a Windows Forms application with C++/CLI.

One Click SSL Certificate Registration using WinHTTP

29 Feb 2008 by KeithPirkl

How to open a serial COM port in Managed C++

16 Apr 2002 by Albert Pascual

How to open a Serial COM port using Managed C++ and loading unmanaged DLLs

Generating Aesthetic Line Styles

6 Apr 2008 by Durga Prasad Dhulipudi

A novel way to create complex line patterns

Tracing memory leaks in .NET applications with ANTS Profiler

12 Feb 2007 by Redgate Software

Mike Bloise, lead developer at Recognin Technologies recounts his experiences on a recent CRM project, built using C#, where he found himself facing severe memory leak issues and a very tight deadline.

Win32 API: C++ to .NET

8 Mar 2005 by kbrryder

This is a conversion sheet to go from C++ API calls to .NET P/Invoke. It includes data type conversions and tips.

RegMon

22 Oct 2007 by trysunil

An article on monitoring run registry keys

A list control with hyperlink function

26 Feb 2008 by liuxiao

This control provides hyperlink function for the list control with exact positioning for the cursor.

Ultra-simple C++ Read/Write Lock Class for Windows

16 Nov 2006 by MSCH@MDD

Ultra-simple read/write lock pattern implementation in C++.