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Although the x64 calling convention reserves space on the stack as spill locations for the first four parameters (passed in registers), there is no requirement that the spill locations actually be used for spilling. They’re just 32 bytes of memory available for scratch use by the function being called

Nuestro buen amigo Francisco Fagas , quiere compartirnos la traducción que realizo a Visual Studio 2010 Architecture Tooling Guidance Aqui el detalle: Spanish – Architecture Guidance Recommended Download Guidance_Documentation_Spanish_(xps_only).zip Other Available Downloads Guidance_Documentation_Spanish_(xps_pdf_docx).zip Localization_Bits_Spanish.zip Saludos. Fernando García Loera (Community Program Manager – Latin America Region)   Que es un MVP?      Tips para ser MVP  

Estos días estoy pegándome con Silverlight RIA Services , y resulta que todas las demos y tutoriales que he encontrado usan Membership, pero en vez de indicar la cadena de conexión en el Web.Config, se usa la configuración por defecto. Esta configuración utiliza una característica de SQLEXPRESS que permite “attachar” dinámicamente la base de datos en base a un fichero mdf y se denomina User Instance

There’s Get­Class­Name and then there’s Real­Get­Window­Class . What makes Real­Get­Window­Class more real? Recall from last time that the Real..

Alternate title: News flash: Sometimes things happen by mistake rbirkby asks why the SHCOLUMNINFO structure has 1-byte packing .

Beginners are mostly afraid of command prompt.  Whenever they see a command prompt, they immediately say “its very difficult”.  But it’s not true.  The Command prompt is as friendly as GUI (Graphical User Interface), provided if you use it with proper procedure. Most people use GUI tools to search for files.  They don’t realize that they can use command line tools to search for them as well! GNU ‘find’ is such like a tool which can not only search files but can even copy, move or delete these files on the fly

I was running Unity Linux 2010.2 with KDE 4.5 for around the last month.  I really like what has been done there but it seemed a bit heavy for my Gateway M250…the CPU fan was always on which told me it was always in high use.

Many Linux users use the ‘find’ utility when searching for files using the command line on their system. They’ll do a simple: find / -name ‘pattern’ Really though, the power of find isn’t just in finding names of files but rather specific details about those files. For example, if you wanted to find files which are writable by both their owner and their group: find / -perm -444 -perm /222 ! -perm /111 or perhaps find any file that’s been altered in your Download directory in the past 24 hours: find /home/user/Downloads/ -mtime 0 As you can see, the find command is very versatile and can be used to find an array of different attributes of files.  There are times though where I’m just looking for something and I don’t want to have to wait for the command to scan the entire directory tree in order to track it down.  That’s where locate comes in with quick and simple results