I am currently finishing the development of my Android app. I tested it extensively on both my Android phone开发者_C百科 and the emulator using my debug MD5 key and debugkeystore.
I have a Visual Studio 2010 web-application solution I have created. In this solution I have created a new mode in the configuration manager called \"MyProjectName\". I have created an additional tran
I have an interesting problem. Is it possible to identify if an assembly is running in Visual Studio? Look at the following code.
I have a console application (written using MS VS2010 SP1). No MFC, no ATL, just standard library. In debug build everything works Ok.
I installed VS2010 on Windows server 2008 R2 and started a Winforms app that makes an asynchronous WCF call for a rather big object graph (~25 Mb in XML) to services deployed on another machine.
I\'m checking if a debugger is present in my c++ dll with method if(IsDebuggerPresent()) // set dll name to debug
I have a bug that only occurs in release mode, which is a problem because I am not able to regularly debug my code. The breakpoint says \"The breakpoint will not currently be hit. No symbols have been
This subject became a side subject after I accepted an answer for my last question, so I will put it here as a separate topic for neatness, and I believe this will make it more useful for others.
I inherited my scene from QGraphicsScene. I add many items(QGraphicslineItem, QGraphicsItem, QGraphicsTextItem) on this scene. Whenever i t开发者_StackOverflowry QGraphicsSceneClear method it crashes
I am new to C# and VS 2010, and am following an online guide to creating a C# Windows Service in Visual Studio 2010.