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Combo Box Item comparison and compiler warnings
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In VisualStudio (Pro 2008), I have just noticed some inconsistent behaviour and wondered if there was any logical reasoning behind it
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Is there any way to change the .NET JIT compiler to favor performance over compile time?
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2d game physics?
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Can anyone point me to a library for 2D game physics, etc for programming gravity, jumping actions, etc for a 2d platform/sidescrolling game ?
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Benefits of learning scheme?
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Ive just started one of my courses, as classes just begin 2 weeks ago, and we are learning scheme right now in 1 for i assume some reason later on, but so far from what he is teaching is basically how to write in scheme. As i sit there trying to stay awake im just trying to grasp why t... | 0 | [
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Best way to detect collision?
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What is the strict aliasing rule?
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When asking about [common undefined behavior in C][1], souls more enlightened than I referred to the strict aliasing rule.
What are they talking about?
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From small to large projects
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I've been quite used to working on small projects which I coded with 1,000 lines or less (pong, tetris, simple 3d games, etc). However as my abilities in programming are increasing, my organization isn't. I seem to be making everything dependent on one one another, so it's very hard ... | 0 | [
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Scriptaculous not working with the latest Prototype.
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This is a really weird problem that I have been having. When I download Scriptaculous from the official web site, [script.aculo.us][1], bundled in the ZIP is prototype.js version 1.6.0.1. This works perfectly fine, I can follow along the wiki examples and begin ... | 0 | [
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What is the best solution for database connection pooling in python?
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I have developed some custom DAO-like classes to meet some very specialized requirements for my project that is a server-side process that does not run inside any kind of framework.
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I need a binary comparison tool for Win/Linux
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First of all, I don't need a textual comparison so Beyond Compare doesn't do what I need.
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Design Principles
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How to Naturally/Numerically Sort a DataView?
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Preallocating file space in C#?
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Something wrong in the datatime format.
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===
I'm looking for a method to assign variables with patterns in regular expressions with C++ .NET
something like
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btw I need it to work on php4 and on ie6(there went half of em).
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===
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How does one elaborate design using CRC cards?
===
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DllRegisterServer entry point was not found
===
I'm having problems refreshing .Net 2.0 with IIS 6.
I have been able to successfully execute "aspnet\_regiss.exe -i", but when I try to register the aspnet\_isapi.dll:
regsvr32 “C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_isapi.dll"
I get the error
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Windows XP - Create Shortcuts on Desktop and controll their placement
===
In any language really, im looking for a simple (very simple) way to control the position of a shortcut on the users desktop. I already make the assumption that Auto Arrange and Align to Grid are unchecked.
Ex: The program creates the shortcu... | 0 | [
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What is the point of the Lowered* columns in asp.net membership tables?
===
What is the architectural reason for the column names prefixed with "Lowered" in the SQL schema for ASP.Net membership and friends? Some examples of the columns in question are below:
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Is anyone familiar with Jaxer? I'm looking for pros and cons.
===
I realize that this question has been [asked before][1], but it has been a month with no decent responses... I'm looking at [Aptana's Jaxer][2] and I find the concept to be very exciting.
Here is a quick overview for those who are not familiar wi... | 0 | [
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programmatically find number of hosts in a Netmask
===
How do you programmatically find the number of hosts that a netmask supports.
Eg, If you have a /30 , how do you find how many IP's are in it without using a lookup table?
Preferably would be able to work with the "/" notation, rather than 255.xxx.xxx.xxx no... | 0 | [
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Managing the patch level of multiple windows systems
===
In an environment with multiple windows servers what is the best way to ensure patch compliance accross all systems?
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wxWidgets: Detecting click event on custom controls
===
How to add a click event listener to my custom control made with wxWidgets? The custom control uses wxWindow as the base. On the event list I see
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wxEVT_LEFT_DCLICK
wxEVT_MIDDLE_DOWN
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How to generate a newline in a cpp macro ?
===
How do I write a cpp macro which expands to include newlines?
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Django views-calling data from models.py and showing it
===
I'm trying to show what I have in models.py on the page postlogin.html but even if there's data in the database, the page doesn't show anything. I think I'm having trouble calling the data with the part(posts = NewRecipePost.objects.all().order_by("-post_date... | 0 | [
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Tab bar item third touch for a table view not scrolling to the top
===
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Using ZSH as my shell and rspec "guard" doesn't have syntax highlighting
===
I can't figure out why ZSH won't apply the proper highlighting when I run guard. It stays the default terminal color. Everything else highlights appropriately and I'm using this exact same theme "daveverwer" on my other machine and guard high... | 0 | [
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Java to exe with referenced selenium libraries
===
Ive done some research on this but can not seem to figure out how to make a program work if it has referenced libraries. I have a java program with dependencies on the selenium 2.12 libraries and I require making the program into an exe because I will have to run this... | 0 | [
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custom membership provider asp.net
===
I have a website that is already built using the default aspnet membership provider. I am looking to expand it in order to slightly modify the functions.
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Ellipsize is not working
===
I have a TextView which i set the text using setText(). In properties, I have set:
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C# overwriting xml file
===
I'm trying to edit an xml and then save it with the same name.
I have the following code:
public int ModifyFile(string xmlpath, string option, int returnCode)
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Would a regular expression help this search string? IN: "abc d efg" OUT: ["%abc%","%efg%"]
===
Could this code be optimised with a regex?
search = search.split.delete_if{|s|s.length==1}.map{|s|s="%#{s}%"}
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iTunes Store RSS feed by Artist Id?
===
I'm having trouble configuring the URL to load an RSS feed of a particular artist's music into my app.
I'm using itunes XMLPerformace test Xcode project available on dev.apple. I simply want to change:
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.NET Compress video stream on the fly?
===
I'm wondering if is it possible to compress the video stream while streaming using .NET (C#).
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save a file in java
===
i am trying to save a file in java in this way
PrintWriter output = null;
int x=5, y = 6;
try {
saveFile = new FileOutputStream("myFile.txt");
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save.writeObject(x + y);
save.close();
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iphone - What consumes less battery? StartmonitoringLocationsChanges or startmonitoringforregion?
===
I would like you to give me your feedback on which method consumes less battery.
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Sencha Touch 1.1 nested list associations
===
I have the following problem, I can not fetch the data from the sublist, I am doing wrong?
yo estoy usando sencha y generando el archivo a txt en formato json
thanks for the reply.
my code:
//file lstCabDet.txt
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I need to show when event occurs in local time. <br>
1. What is time zone of start_time in [event][1] table ? <br>
2. How convert this time to local time. For example gmt+2
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WCF netTCPBinding - Is transport encryption enough?
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I've got a WCF service which handles some sensitive data. I'd like to make sure I keep that data from being exposed and so I'm looking at netTCPBinding... primarily because I can control the network it runs across and performance is a high priority.
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What is the best way to obtain a list of site resources when writing a Maven2 site plugin?
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It is possible to use stored procedure for designing Reports in Report builder. | 0 | [
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Handling browser pop-up windows with Selenium
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We are running Selenium regression tests against our existing code base, and certain screens in our web app use pop-ups for intermediate steps.
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How does having a foreign data center affect company culture?
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Having trouble achieving 1Gbit UDP throughput
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For UDP packets with a payload less then 1470, is it possible to achieve 1Gbit throughput? Due to the small packet size, there should be some bottlenecks in achieving such throughput (I/O, OS, network, etc.). I imagine drivers and hardware might have to be tuned to sma... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET webforms + ASP.NET Ajax versus ASP.NET MVC and Ajax framework freedom
===
If given the choice, which path would you take?
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Getting BPL Versions at program start.
===
Is it possible to check what version of BPL (ie Rtl70.BPL, Indy70.bpl etc) are installed on a clients computer when the program starts?
I have had some programs crash because the BPL on there computer is different to the ones on the build machine.
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copying data from production to test server without erasing schema
===
Using sql server 2000, I would like to take my production data and put it in my test database, but I don't want to overwrite the schema of the test database as there are fields in it that I haven't added to production yet. Can this be done? | 0 | [
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Non-Compete Clauses
===
Do you agree with / have you ever signed a non-compete clause? What advice do you have, if I wanted to hire someone, about Non Competes? Not non-disclosures, mind you. Non-Competes.. | 2 | [
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Would it be useful to have method return values for null objects?
===
Would it be useful to be able to provide method return value for null objects?
For a List the null return values might be:
<pre>
get(int) : null
size() : 0
iterator() : empty iterator
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Generate a current datestamp in Java
===
What is the best way to generate a current datestamp in Java when not using a database?
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Mips - Is it important?
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My question: Is the mips programming language that benificial to know?
I'm a CS student and am taking a assembly class which focuses on Mips. I'm very comfortable writing in high level languages, but Mips has me a little bit down.
Is Mips something that I should really focus on and ... | 0 | [
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Would Automatic Casts be useful?
===
Is there any downside or problem potential to change the Java compiler to automatically cast? In the example below the result of list.get(0) would automatically be casted to the type of the variable hi.
List list = new ArrayList();
list.add("hi");
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How do you make vim unhighlight what you searched for?
===
I search for "nurple" in a file. I found it, great. But now, every occurrence of "nurple" is rendered in sick black on yellow. Forever.
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Iterate with for loop or while loop?
===
I often see code like:
Iterator i = list.iterator();
while(i.hasNext()) {
...
}
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for(Iterator i = list.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
...
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because
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Should selecting by first letter show as many as possible that start with that letter?
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When I am in a list and I press a letter to jump to the first entry that starts with that letter why does it leave that entry on the bottom of the visible entries? It should make the entry the top visable entry so that many entr... | 0 | [
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Is there any way to get access to the DOM from Objective-C when using UIWebView?
===
UIWebView is fine for displaying HTML, but I'd like to modify the loaded DOM from my Objective-C program. Does anybody know how to do that? This is a third party page, so I can't really include any custom JS to do so...unless I can ... | 0 | [
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RMI server: rmiregistry or LocateRegistry.createRegistry
===
For RMI on server-side, do we need to start `rmiregistry` program, or just call `LocateRegistry.createRegistry`?
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===
I'm afraid my trial of VS 2008 is running out soon, and unless a client pays for it, I might be shelling out some cash for it. I've been looking through the [comparison chart][1] to compare VS Professional to Standar... | 0 | [
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C# COM Office Automation - RPC_E_SYS_CALL_FAILED
===
I'm writing a C# program that acts as a PowerPoint 2007 plugin. On some machines, some calls to the PowerPoint object model throws a COMException with the message RPC_E_SYS_CALL_FAILED. I couldn't find any specific advice on what to do regarding this error, or how t... | 0 | [
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Would it be useful to add extra info to stack traces?
===
Would it be useful to be able to mark objects where the value ofString.valueOf() would included in any stack trace. In my example below I used "trace". Variables that aren't declared at the point of the stack trace would just be ingored.
It would make debuggi... | 0 | [
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At as deep of a level as possible, how are virtual functions implemented?
===
We all know what virtual functions are in C++, but how are they implemented at a deep level? | 0 | [
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Is there any downside to redundant qualifiers? Any benefit?
===
For example, referencing something as System.Data.Datagrid as opposed to just Datagrid. Please provide examples and explanation. Thanks. | 0 | [
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Would it be useful to include the class name and variable name in any NullPointerException message?
===
Would it be useful to include the class name and variable name in any NullPointerException message? I know that it might not always be possible because of changes made by a JIT but is seems like the info should be ... | 0 | [
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Would it be useful to change java to support both static and dynamic types?
===
What if a Java allow both static and dynamic types. That might allow the best of both worlds. i.e.:
String str = "Hello";
var temp = str;
temp = 10;
1. Would that be possible?
2. Would that be beneficial?
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Grab a ProgressEvent from a POST upload in as3
===
Is there any way to track the status of a posted upload in AS3? There is a ProgressEvent, but it gives data back about the response, not the actual POST upload. I'm posting binary data for an image, so it's usually in the 50-100kb range.
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How do I change the colors displayed in cygwin rxvt?
===
When I use "\[\e[34m\]sometext" i get sometext in blue, but can I specify the shade of blue somewhere? | 0 | [
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PHP Associative arrays to and from XML
===
Is there an easy way to marshal a PHP associative array to and from XML? For example, if I have the following array:
$items = array("1", "2",
array(
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"isawesome" => true
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How to test if a line segment intersects an axis-aligned rectange in 2D?
===
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Anyone know of a good Ruby on Rails 2.1 Tutorial?
===
I'm new to Ruby on Rails, but not to MVC web development, having cut my teeth on Turbogears, Django, etc.
I'm having trouble finding a piece of good intro documentation to Ruby on Rails -- either the tutorial is for RoR 1.x, or the tutorial is for RoR 2.1.x, but... | 0 | [
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Is there a good reference on how java executes bytecode?
===
I'm interested in how java organizes memory and executes code (like what gets put in the stack or the heap), from the start of main, to assigning variables, calling functions, passing parameters, returning values, instantiating objects, etc. Has anyone found... | 0 | [
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How do I fix this Subversion MKCOL error?
===
When I commit I get this error from Subversion:
bash-2.05b$ svn commit -m "testing subversion, still"
Adding baz
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: MKCOL of '/viper/!svn/wrk/6b9bcd38-b2fe-0310-95ff-9d1a44098866/sandboxes/ohammersmith/tr... | 0 | [
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===
How to check if a folder exists in objective-c?
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What is the easiest stand-alone FLV player to use?
===
I have video that I've converted to FLV format. I'd rather host it on my own site than use a service like YouTube. What is the easiest player to use? I'd like to just put the .swf file of the player somewhere on my server, and give it the video as a parameter. | 4 | [
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===
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Best way to strengthen teamwork between development and QA departments?
===
I work as the Sysadmin for both the development and QA departments of a software development company. I support both teams equally. Recently I was asked for some ideas on how to improve inter-team communication.
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Does writing and speaking on software make you a better programmer?
===
Do you think that writing about software (i.e. having a blog) and speaking on software (and concepts) make you a better programmer?
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Retrieving multiple rows into a listview control from an ODBC source works well for simple SELECTs with a statement attribute of SQL_SCROLLABLE. How do I do this with a UNION query?
===
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how to handle code that is deemed dangerous to change, but stable?
===
What is the best way to handle a big team that has access to a stable but no so pretty code, that is easy to introduce bugs into?
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Visual C++/Studio: Application configuration incorrect?
===
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===
I am curious to know what people consider the best conference to go to for each realm of development languages.
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===
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What are some different ways of implementing a plugin system?
===
I'm not looking so much for language-specific answers, just general models for implementing a plugin system (if you want to know, I'm using Python). I have my own idea (register callbacks, and that's about it), but I know others exist. What's normally u... | 0 | [
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Does several levels of base classes slow down a class/struct in c++?
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Does having several levels of base classes slow down a class? A derives B derives C derives D derives F derives G, ...
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Is it possible to get Code Coverage Analysis on an Interop Assembly?
===
The basic problem here as I see it is that an interop assembly doesn't actually contain any IL that can be instrumented (except for maybe a few delegates). So, although I can put together a test project that exercises the interop layer, I can't g... | 0 | [
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