Kenny Kerr
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MVP Summit Concludes
I arrived home a few days ago and realized that I didn’t get to meet half the people I had hoped. With so many MVPs and such a busy program, it was really hard getting a moment to track everyone down.
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Window Clippings 1.0
Update: Version 2.0 is now available! Download it now from http://www.windowclippings.com/.
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The MVP Summit is Love
So this is my first MVP Summit and it sure is interesting. The theme seems to be that the VB folks are disgruntled. They seem to be feeling left behind. Everything from “VB6 or die” to case-insensitive programming. I hadn’t actually realized the latter was a “thing”. I just figured … well never mind.
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Not about PureText
So PureText has been making the rounds on the blogs. It’s certainly a great little tool, but I thought I would point out something that all the bloggers seems to have overlooked. If you’re not a programmer you probably don’t care, but PureText comes to us from the creator of the Dependency Walker. If you’ve been programming Windows for five minutes (to paraphrase John Robbins) you have surely heard of “Depends”.
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MVP Global Summit 2005
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To the island we go...
We’re off to Vancouver Island for five days of relaxation, well as much relaxation as you can get with three kids under five years of age. It’s our first visit to the island since moving to British Columbia, so we’re really looking forward to the experience.
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Demystifying Managed Code and Compiler Output
Since publishing my Introduction to MSIL series, I have received a number of questions related to compilers and IL. In this post I hope to address a number of those questions.
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Brief Update
Sorry for the lack of posts in the last few weeks. I’ve been quite busy with various projects (and family) which have taken up all of my time. Some quick thoughts:
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No PDC This Year!
Don’t worry. Before you cancel your hotel reservations, the PDC is by no means cancelled!
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Mixed Types and Finalization
After I wrote about Mixing Native and Managed Types in C++ I received some feedback that my AutoPtr ref class really needs a finalizer. I had hoped to leave a discussion of finalizers to another day but since you insist…