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Microsoft Visual C++ MVP Award for 2013 G’day Community, Firstly, I’d like to wish you all a happy new year 2013, full of health, blessings & success Secondly, I’m happy to announce that Microsoft has awarded me with an MVP (9th consecutive year) in the Visual C++ category, therefore I’d like to thank God, my daughter, my wife (for all of her patience & understanding),...

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Analysing assemblies and finding out possible leaks... Today’s post is about… A command line utility I wrote a few days back for analysing and finding out possible leaks by not disposing of objects properly. Before we get into the nuts and bolts of the utility, please find attached two files which are: MSIL Instruction Set Specification (Required to do any MSIL manipulation) Utility’s...

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CyberNanny: Remote Access via Distributed Components This article is about an application called CyberNanny, which I recently wrote to allow me to remotely see my baby daughter Miranda at home from anywhere at any time. It’s written in Visual C++ (MFC) and it comprises different technologies such as Kinect and its SDK, Windows Azure, Web services and Office automation via Outlook. The project...

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DDD Sydney - Slide deck Hi community, Please feel free to grab the slides I used at DDD Sydney from here Regards,   Angel

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Developer… Developer… Developer Sydney! Hi Community, I would like to invite you all to “Developer… Developer… Developer Sydney”. This event will be held at UTS on Saturday 30th June 2012. I’ll be presenting “Building Windows 8 applications natively with Visual C++”. I look forward to seeing you there. Best Regards, Angel

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C++ Accelerated Massive Parallelism

Category : Microsoft, Visual C++, Visual Studio, Win32

At AMD’s Fusion conference Herb Sutter announced in his keynote session a technology Microsoft has been working on which  they call “C++ Accelerated Massive Parallelism” (C++ AMP).

You can find the official online announcement at Soma’s blog post & more information at Daniel Moth’s Blog.

Regards,

Angel

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