Yves Dolce
MCS Partner ISV
Managed and Native code in Longhorn – Roadmap for Existing C/C++ Applications
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Author: yvesdolc Date: 03/17/2004
VS.NET IDE and word wrap
I don't like to look nor edit code in that mode. On the other hand, I don't like having to mouse...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 03/16/2004
CComObjectCached and scalability
This is related to the P.D.² section of my last blog entry. In the released versions of ATL,...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 03/16/2004
The [well known] dangers of indirection...
Both _com_ptr_t and CComPtr template classes make your life a lot easier when consuming COM...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 03/15/2004
I knew about those help filters but was to lazy to use them...
I'm one of those who is annoyed by that Windows CE documentation: Relief from CE Documentation
Author: yvesdolc Date: 03/10/2004
Raymon Chen - "C++ scoped static initialization is not thread-safe, on purpose!"
Very good information: C++ scoped static initialization is not thread-safe, on purpose! As another...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 03/08/2004
Modern C++ Design
A dev lead in the C++ team advised me to look at that book. I just finished 1.5.1 Implementing...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 03/04/2004
gcroot template performance
Regarding my earlier post about a native type safe wrapper for a managed enumerator, I received the...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 03/02/2004
d1PrivateNativeTypes
I did not know about this compiler switch but learned about it on what we call an internal...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 03/01/2004
FOR_EACH and FOR_EACHV
I know, I know. Macros are evil. So just FYI, with those: #define FOR_EACH( ___T, ___V, ___C ) ...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 03/01/2004
Template class to make IEnumerator type-safe in C++
This is my current version. Comments are welcome.(yes, I removed the previous posts as I did not...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/26/2004
A must read if you’re doing any managed C++ (I mean Thing1) development
Value Type Representation Between the Original and Revised C++ Stan was kind enough to explain me...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/26/2004
"Tale of the __dtor method and the delete operator" : the return
Edward Dudenhoefer was kind enough to comment on that post. You can get this information in more...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/25/2004
Managed array of integers and System::Void's
Those 4 lines create a managed array of integers (System::Int32 value type). I prefer the syntax of...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/25/2004
Follow-up: Tale of the __dtor method and the delete operator
Wesner Moise wrote “So, how do we call the destructor from other managed languages, where...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/24/2004
I love that mouse
The Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer that is. I've been using a lot of Microsoft mice over the years...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/24/2004
Answer from Jonathan Caves regarding "Tale of the __dtor method and the delete operator"
Thanks Jonathan! For Whidbey we have changed the name of the destructor and constructor to {dtor}...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/24/2004
Is your company looking at the error reports our common customers send Microsoft?
You know, the one we receive after the user clicks “Send Error Report“ on the following...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/23/2004
Variadic parameter in MC++ Whidbey : How Could We Design Such a Thing?
Thanks for that answer Stan.
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/18/2004
Supporting Direct Handles to Boxed Value Types
Thanks for the answer Stan.
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/17/2004
Tale of the __dtor method and the delete operator
Last week, I was reviewing the Managed C++ MOC course as I was scheduled to give it to an ISV....
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/17/2004
Managed C++ resources I consider very useful
- Microsoft Press book: Programming with Managed Extensions for Microsoft® Visual C++®...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/16/2004
Who am I?
I'm working as a consultant for the ISV Practice of Microsoft US Partner Services. We were called...
Author: yvesdolc Date: 02/16/2004