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I am proofing my thesis and I am wondering how I should describe the language that I used
Microsoft C-Sharp (C#) C-Sharp (C#) C# C# and the Microsoft .NET Framework Combinations of, or something else?
Started by Courtney de Lautour on
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" Microsoft Visual C# " if you're talking about their compiler/implementation, otherwise just was submitted by Hewlett-Packard,....
I'd go with "The Microsoft C# programming language and the Microsoft .NET Framework version 3.5 SP1".
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Hi all,
I'm trying to decrypt a file in unmanaged C++ that was previously encrypted with C# TripleDESCryptoServiceProvider. Unfortunately I do not have a clue how to do that with the Microsoft Crypt API (advapi32.lib). Here is the C# code that I use to...
Started by Simon Linder on
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Generate the key....
// the Microsoft Enhanced provider offers the Triple DES algorithm_VERIFYCONTEXT)) { // 2.
Acquire a provider context.
Luckily Microsoft has given us.
Into a format usable with CryptoAPI (which operates with "key blobs") .
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What arbitrary-precision integers (and or rationals) library are there for compilers running on Microsoft Windows, and which would you recommend?
Please state license type / cost, supported compilers (i.e. GCC and or VC++) for the library.
Started by KTC on
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I have not used it, so I'm pointing you here blind:
LibTomMath by... .
BSD-style license, pretty sure it's available for windows.
OpenSSL BN type.
VC++ port is available from here.
Standard download from official website is designed for GCC.
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We have a 32 bit mixed C/C++ application that we are trying to deploy to the world. It naturally uses C and C++ runtime DLLs. We are using VS 2005.
The manifest constructed by VS2005 is the following:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone...
Started by Ira Baxter on
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But instead of placing the ....
You can change the library linkage in the C/C++ ...
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.1\Bin\PEVerify.exe" imports "MSVCR90.dll" 2d6c:36b4You could link the C/C++ runtime statically.
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It's kind of confusing when it comes to Microsoft Visual C++.
How to tell whether a Microsoft Visual C++ project is a .Net project, or a native C++ project?
Started by Ngu Soon Hui on
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In 2003, it's called "Use Managed Extensions....
In 2008, go to properties on the project, look in the "General" section, and look at the "Common Language Runtime Support" item .
Visual Studio 2003, 2005 and 2008 all support both Managed and Native applications .
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Who leads the team for C# development in Microsoft?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Anders is the lead designer for the language but he's not the lead for the team actually... .
I think it really depends on what you are looking for .
Anders Hejlsberg
I'm currently making my way through this series of interviews with him , if you are interested .
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How can I enable Emacs key bindings in Microsoft Visual C# 2008 Express Edition?
Started by Gambit on
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It seems that the Emacs keybinding file ( Emacs.vsk ) it's not included on Visual Studio Express Editions, however you might be able to find it and use it :-)
You can try using XKeymacs , which can enable Emacs-like keybindings in all Windows applications... .
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If I have a multi-processor board that has cache-coherent non-uniform memory access ( NUMA ) , i.e. separate "northbridges" with separate RAM for each processor, does any compiler know how to automatically spread the data across the different memory systems...
Started by Ross Rogers on
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See http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/64plusLP for some more details on how recent versions of Windows handle NUMA... .
However, the system is NUMA aware and will attempt to allocate memory in the same node .
For MS platforms, the compiler is not aware of NUMA .
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I am using C NOT C++!
I know the C++ collections, but I was wondering if Microsoft has a C based List structure of some type, like the linux kernel provides, that I can use in a user mode project?
I would prefer not rolling my own.
Started by Casey on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Reusable collections are tough in C, it just doesn't have the flexibility or metadata (how do you know when you of the code is using a custom alloc?....
Rolling your own is not too difficult.
Of linked lists that can easily be ported to C.
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Is anyone here using the Intel C++ compiler instead of Microsoft's Visual c++ compiler?
I would be very interested to hear your experience about integration, performance and build times.
Started by RA on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Recent Intel compilers achieve the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler....
If you are interoperating with managed code you should probably stick with Microsoft's compiler.
To link with Microsoft runtimes like the CRT, easing the transition cost.
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