Every now and again someone asks why do array indexes start at zero rather than one? It's a good question, because the 1st item in the array is...well..the 1st, not the 0th. Although the answer is easily found on the web, I figured it would tie in nicely with where we left off last time - looking at memory in .NET. …
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What arrays and pointers have in common - or - Why arrays start at zero
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Foundations of Programming - pt 7 - Addendum
http://codebetter.com/blogs/karlseguin/archive/2008/05/04/foundations-of-programming-pt-7-addendum.aspxI've made two additions to Part 7. The first is based on a suggestion by Greg to talk about a common cause of memory leaks - events and delegates. The second is about deterministic finalization Memory Leaks with Events There's one specific situation worth mentioning as a common cause of memory leaks: events. …
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Foundations of Programming - pt 7 - Back to Basics: Memory
http://codebetter.com/blogs/karlseguin/archive/2008/04/27/foundations-of-programming-pt-7-back-to-basics-memory.aspxI'm back. Readers can expect a quality free pdf ebook once the series is complete (end of may at the latest hopefully). Try as they might, modern programming language can't fully abstract fundamental aspects of computer systems. This is made evident by the various exceptions thrown by high level languages. …
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Leniel Macaferi's blog
http://lenielmacaferi.blogspot.comKarl Seguin
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Random Binary - random thoughts and links I find interesting
http://www.randombinary.comStandard Query Operator...Determination Yields Re...Josh GoughMCAD Certified FinallyAtlanta Cutting Edge Us...The Atlanta .NET User G...[IMG RSS feed for Karl Seguin [MVP]]Karl Seguin [MVP]Larkware NewsThe Daily Grind 1305The Daily Grind 1304The Daily Grind 1303Leah CulverSearching for Users by...Python FOAF GeneratorCashing in the Bling
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Very Quick and Simple Dependency Injection with StructureMap
http://www.frickinsweet.com/ryanlanciaux.com/post.aspx?id=21...For more information please check out the following links: StructureMap Homepage (SourceForge) Introduction to using StructureMap for DependencyInjection Introducing Dependency Injection Frameworks by Karl Seguin
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Very Quick and Simple Dependency Injection with StructureMap
http://www.frickinsweet.com/ryanlanciaux.com/post/Very-Quick...For more information please check out the following links: StructureMap Homepage (SourceForge) Introduction to using StructureMap for DependencyInjection Introducing Dependency Injection Frameworks by Karl Seguin
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Part 2 of 2 on SubSonic
http://acmebinary.com/blog/archive/2008/01/28/part-2-of-2-on.... Hopefully someone will find it useful and informative. This one is intended to be more practical than the overview I did last time. It builds out some of the functions of a blog engine using SubSonic queries and controls. Thanks again to Sonu, Karl and the rest of the DNS team.
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Foundations of programming
http://danny-t.co.uk/index.php/2008/01/13/foundations-of-pro...Karl Seguin
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LINQ To SQL Fails To Impress As An ORM
http://www.timbarcz.com/blog/2008/01/09/LINQToSQLFailsToImpr...Over the past year or two I've really tried to improve coding abilities by thinking on objects. By talking about, and programming, real-world objects you can reduce the impedance with clients when discussing the problem. I'm not alone, Karl Seguin
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Bionic's blOg » Weblog
http://bionic.kopfschmerzgenerator.deDev .NET 3.0 .NET Kicks Acropolis Team Blog devlicio Gray's Matter Haacked Jana's Blog Jeff Prosise's Blog jfo's coding JFO's Coding - old Josh Smith On WPF Karl Seguin @codebetter.com Kevin@Work Nibbles Rob Relyea Silverlight Blog Silverlight Geek Text Team The WPF Blog Tim Sneath WindowsClient WPF Blogs WPF SDK WPF Wonderland XAML Blog yourExpression
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Karl Seguin's Foundations of Programming
http://blog.jeffhandley.com/archive/2007/11/29/karl-seguins-...Karl Seguin
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