I have enjoyed my time here at geekswithblogs (even the green monster) but I will be moving my blog to codebetter.com. Topics the same, URL different.

This blog will be moving to http://codebetter.com/blogs/gregyoung 

 

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Some you have probably seen a post from last Tuesday entitled Floating Point Fun. If you have not read this I would recommend going back and reading it before continuing. In this post I discuss some of the interesting things that can happen when dealing with floating point math in C#, it is important to note that these items did not happen in version ......

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I have been searching for an answer to this one and I am perplexed. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/... returns an array of the generic arguments .. what I can't figure out is if they will ever be out of order. The arguments themselves have a position on them, is it possible that I get them back out of order ......

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slick! http://www.granthinkson.com/?p=35 

This is looking useful!

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I knew there was a reason I kept Junfeng Zhang's Blog on my list (even during the slow months). I hadn’t checked the blog in a few weeks but reading it now just made my day. There are two new items listed on the blog. The first is that someone fixed a huge security hole, I have actually run into this particular security hole. Junfeng calls it ......

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I was poking through Jason Haley's blog today when I came across one of his interesting links (which are usually pretty interesting btw). It pointed to a post by Phillip Haack titled A Testing Mail Server for Unit Testing Email Functionality. I generally enjoy reading about other’s unit testing experiences as I often gain quite a bit of perspective ......

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I apologize for the code not being indented , I am using word 2007 and no matter what I do it does not seem to want to indent properly (I have tried copy/pasting to notepad, you name it), if you know how to get this working please contact me. See picture of word version http://gwb.blob.core.window... update I manually indented ......

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I am sure by now that most know how floating point approximations work on a computer.. They can be quite interesting. This has to to be the weirdest experience I have ever had with them though Open a new console application in .NET 2.0 (set to build in release mode /debug:pdbonly should be the default) it is important for me to note that all of this ......

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As some of you may have realized, I am in the process of re-implementing my AOP framework to fully support generics right now (figured I might as well as I am white boarding it for open source deployment anyways). I have come across numerous issues in dealing with generics. Today I sent an email to the castle project group (who are going through a similar ......

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Eralier I posted (and deleted) about the Queue class not implementing ICollection from some research this is by design. From: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/... collections that limit access to their elements, like the Queue class and the Stack class, directly implement the ICollection interface."If you look, the interfaces ......

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Be very careful when using Array.Sort in 2.0. I had posted a bug report about this a while ago http://lab.msdn.microsoft.c... The behavior observed was originally in arraylist (which uses Array.Sort internally) so keep in mind that this applies to it as well. Array.Sort(Items, ......

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Hoping that this works…

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In the creation of my dynamic proxy I ran into some “interesting” fringe conditions.... I started off as all do needing a very simple interceptor generator, this is btw very easily done if anyone is thinking about attempting it. I later decided to add mixin support which was a bit more interesting. That said lets get into some background ......

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Sorry for spamming but I have had a few posts stuck in my head for a few weeks and I am sitting at my desk in a position I have resigned waiting out my time. Obviously I will not be receiving any new projects and all old projects are on wait of other resources = Bored Greg. Continuing with the dynamic proxy I created a DSL for runtime based aspect assignment. ......

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I am leaning towards re-implementing my dynamic proxy as open source (BSD license of course). As with any open source project my biggest problem was not a shortage of ideas but in finding a really cool name that I could also have the domain for :) In this process I have come across something odd. In AOP Ido not actually use dynamic proxies! I use Dynamic ......

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