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September 21, 2007Sep 21, 200709/21/07During Ale Contenti’s first Channel 9 video (VC++ Safe Libraries and More) he was asked how the Safe CRT worked with exceptions. This was a great question, but too much to handle at the time. Ale suggested the topic was worth a whole other video…and so here it is!
September 20, 2007Sep 20, 200709/20/07Hi, my name is Pat Brenner and I’m a software design engineer on the Visual C++ libraries team. I’d like to spend some time talking about our process for preventing regressions in our libraries code.
After I joined the libraries team about a year ago,
September 12, 2007Sep 12, 200709/12/07Hello everyone, this is Smile Wei, an SDET (QA) in the VC Compiler team. This is not only my first blog on vcblog, but also my first ever blog.
As you might have guessed, I’m a new face around here, joining Microsoft only 3 ½
September 10, 2007Sep 10, 200709/10/07Hello. This is Pengpeng again. I wrote a blog not long ago talking about security testing for the Visual C++ IDE as a parser. The IDE is definitely a lot more than just a parser. Among other things, it provides an integrated software development experience with browsing,
September 6, 2007Sep 6, 200709/6/07Hello. I’m Rob Huyett, an SDET on the VC Libraries team. My topic for today isn’t really anything about new technology, or the wonders of Orcas, or anything like that. It’s really just to give you all a little view of how things work around here.
September 4, 2007Sep 4, 200709/4/07Hi: Jonathan Caves here. Recently I received some queries from users wanting to know what version of the Visual C++ compiler I use in my daily work. Well…that’s not really a simple question as I tend to use several different versions of the compiler.
