When debugging some problem, usually the “Call Stack” window is really of help. It let’s quickly see how you reached in current location i.e. call chain. This is of help when using some Visual Debugger, but you know what, the actual error happens when the application goes Live. For live applications, a good practice is […]
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Forcing just one instance of an Application to execute at a time
When developing a desktop application, it’s often required that only one instance of application should be executable at a time. This is usually implemented in different ways depending on Language/Tools you are using to build the application. Some common techniques used are either using the Mutex or getting a list of active processes and making […]
Tri or Quad Boot Mac Intel Machine
I recently got new MacBook Pro notebook. This is my first Apple notebook. I am regular user of the Windows and need it for both work and home (game playing). I also like to have a Linux flavor on my disk to do the time to time research and testing. So as soon as I […]