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Rick Byers

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The CLR, diagnostics tool support and programming languages.

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30 from 6 Feb 2005 to 19 Nov 2010
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2010 2

  1. Leaving
  2. Sample Reflection.Emit code for using exception filters from C#

2009 5

  1. Quickly seeing where an exception may land in the debugger
  2. My school assignment required parsing PDB files
  3. New interviews with my CLR team members up on Channel9
  4. AnyCPU Exes are usually more trouble than they're worth
  5. CCI is public on Codeplex

2008 6

  1. Getting good dumps when an exception is thrown
  2. CLR 4.0 advancements in diagnostics
  3. ICorDebug re-architecture in CLR 4.0
  4. Func-eval can fail while stopped in a non-optimized managed method that pushes more than 256 argument bytes
  5. Invoking a virtual method non-virtually
  6. The CLR is hiring

2007 4

  1. How is good software like good science?
  2. Customizing PDB lookup for source information in StackTrace
  3. Code Sample - StackTrace with manual Symbol lookup
  4. Using LINQ for Computational Genomics

2006 1

  1. More on generic variance

2005 12

  1. Linq and the cost of additional language complexity
  2. Comparison of a simple select statement in DLinq (C# 3.0) vs. ADO.Net
  3. Interested in C-omega? LINQ finally announced!
  4. DebuggingModes.IgnoreSymbolStoreSequencePoints
  5. DebuggableAttribute and dynamic assemblies
  6. Run-time exception checking
  7. Comega talk
  8. Comparison of a simple select statement in C-omega vs. ADO.Net
  9. Generic type parameter variance in the CLR
  10. "Hello world" quiz answers
  11. Disruptive Programming Language Technologies
  12. Hello, World!