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Exception Management in Threads

Exception Management is a topic near and dear to me personally, primarily because of the lack of understanding of most developers (that I have come across). There is an interesting change in the .NET 2.0 CLR on how it manages unhandled exceptions in a thread. If you write multi-threaded apps then this...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 12-30-2005
.NET GC Bug on Win2K with more than 2GB Memory

One of my colleagues, Jim Tallant, encountered a problem with Win2k Server, running in an Application Center environment, where very high CPU cycles threatened to bring down the server farm. All servers in the farm showed high CPU utilization (60 to 70%) whereas they normally run in the 15 to 20% range...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 02-16-2005
Update: Change in C# 2.0 and Initialising static fields correctly

If you recall the previous post on instantiating static fields , there seems to have been a flurry of activity at Microsoft. As Peter Hallam writes , it made sense to improve the perf. for the static field initialisers and this you should see in Beta2 of Whidbey. The main issue here as Peter explains...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 10-08-2004
Exception Management in .NET

Well, this was long overdue. I had promised to upload my article that won a contest by osnews.com. I finally found a little time to upload it here, though the formatting is still a bit screwed especially on the code snippets. You can read the article . If you would like a pdf version of the same let...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 07-27-2004
Developer's Perspective on WinFS

If you don't know what Wings is, then read the earlier part of this series. There have been a number of changes since Part 1 and this part, namely the release of a new Longhorn build. For the Assemblies you will usually need the System.Storage.WinFS.dll assembly in most of your projects. It represents...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 07-24-2004
Writing Windows-Shell Extensions using .NET

Dino writes an interesting article on how to write shell extensions in managed code. He also provides a brief overview of COM Interop covering both CCW (COM Callable Wrappers) and RCW (Runtime Callable Wrappers), which those of you who have had any experience with COM know has a fair amount of overheard...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 07-01-2004
White-Box testing (a.k.a Glass Box or Clear Box or Open Box testing)

This is part 3 of the testing-series of posts where I cover White-Box testing (inspired by Microsoft's upcoming Testing Series of good advise from PAG). You can check out the earlier post here . White-Box testing (Glass Box/Clear Box/Open Box testing) White box testing assumes that the tester can take...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 06-24-2004
White Box Testing and Black Box Testing

This is really part II of my testing series (as I have become to call it) - I had an earlier post on Unit Testing . I recently had the opportunity to review some of the new stuff coming out of the Prescriptive Architecture Group at Microsoft and here is some of the interesting things proposed by them...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 06-22-2004

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