November 2009
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Bugs
It’s been a bit of a week for bugs. First I had a bug report for the really rather old CodeProject socket server COM object. This allows people using VB to create a socket server that uses the free version of The Server Framework. It … -
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Talk to the bear
In the great tradition of explaining your problem to someone else as a way of fixing it yourself without their help… I’ve nailed the rotating file log 16010101 bug! The problem was to do with the fact that when there was a new … -
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L'Hexapod: Relative branch out of reach
Previously published This article was previously published on lhexapod.com as part of my journey of discovery into robotics and embedded assembly programming. A full index of these articles can be found here. The test code for the serial … -
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L'Hexapod: ChipHacker.com
Previously published This article was previously published on lhexapod.com as part of my journey of discovery into robotics and embedded assembly programming. A full index of these articles can be found here. For those of you interested in … -
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Latest release of licensed socket server code: 6.1.1
The latest release of The Server Framework is now available. This release includes the following changes. Note that this is mainly a bug fix release. The following changes were made to the libraries. Admin Library - 6.1.1 New build … -
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L'Hexapod: Testing backwards
Previously published This article was previously published on lhexapod.com as part of my journey of discovery into robotics and embedded assembly programming. A full index of these articles can be found here. It’s taken me almost a … -
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Stream compression
Compressing TCP (and reliable UDP) streams is one of the things that often comes up in discussion with clients and I’ve helped several people implement stream compression using the TCP stream filtering API that’s part of The … -
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An overview of features of the licensed Server Framework
The licensed version of my freely available I/O Completion Port based, high performance, Windows networking framework provides a whole host of features that the free code doesn’t; aside from performance improvements, bug fixes and an … -
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.Net 4.0 Hosting (again)
As I mentioned a while back the CLR Hosting API has changed with .Net 4.0. The new API allows you much more flexibility in loading CLR runtimes and also allows you to load and run multiple different runtimes in a single process. Whilst this … -
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Writing a custom Wireshark dissector plugin
I’ve been spending a little time recently writing a custom Wireshark dissector plugin for the UDT protocol. This didn’t prove to be that difficult once I got over the initial problem of actually getting the Wireshark source to … -
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L'Hexapod: Back to JIT testing
Previously published This article was previously published on lhexapod.com as part of my journey of discovery into robotics and embedded assembly programming. A full index of these articles can be found here. The latest version of the … -
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L'Hexapod: ATMega168 64 channel servo controller with 'advanced' servo commands
Previously published This article was previously published on lhexapod.com as part of my journey of discovery into robotics and embedded assembly programming. A full index of these articles can be found here. This is the AVR Studio project …
