GrantRi's WebLog [MS]Ramblings of a compiler geekGood post on runningwritingcompiling managed binaries as 32-bit or 64-bit- October 15, 2004 How the OS Loader will force .Net v1.01.1 executables to run under WOW64 on a 64-Bit Machine (http:blogs.msdn.comjoshwilarchive20041015243019.aspx) In General I think all of Josh's recent posts are worth a read.--Granthttp://blogs.msdn.com/grantri/archive/2004/10/15/243036.aspx Source code control (RCS, VSS, etc.)- October 6, 2004 So as part of professional development, I assume everybody uses some form of source code control and revision tracking. This allows multiple developers to work together, and also a way of tracking changes. Sometimes they're also used as a way of 'branching' off new features and then integrating them back in once the feature is stable enough. My question is more for the hobbyist who works alone. Generally there's no need for many of these features. So do most hobbyists...http://blogs.msdn.com/grantri/archive/2004/10/06/238716.aspx |