managment

Stackoverflow calling ManagementScope.Connect();

Error im getting: An unhandled exception of type 'System.StackOverflowException' occurred in System.Management.dll My callstack: [Managed to Native Transition] System.Management.dll!System.Management.ManagementScope.InitializeGuts(object o) + 0x1a3 bytes System.Management.dll!System.Management.ManagementScope.Initiali...

books or tutorial of complete C# project

hello, i am beginner C# programmer, i think it's time that i write full functional application, i begin, but it was very hard to planning and implemntation. if you know some resource about this please help me :) will be versy usefull project managment resources for beginners also. thansk friends! ...

Debugging multiple exe program

I have a project where I am required to fix this program that has the tendency to crash very non-deterministically. This piece of software performs lots of calculations and database calls and can have a very high load, meaning lots of clients. It is a very critical component and without it nothing works. It needs to perform and be abl...

Python: Why does subprocess() start 2 processes in Ubuntu, and 1 in OpenSUSE?

I've written small gui-frontend in Python that lets users play internet radio channels. The program uses Pythons subprocess() to initizalize mplayer in order to tune into a channel, e.g.: runn = "mplayer http://77.111.88.131:8010" p = subprocess.Popen(runn, shell=True) pid = int(p.pid) wait = os.waitpid(p.pid, 1) Then saves p.pid, and ...

How Link changeset with the documents on the sharepoint project portal for TFS 2010?

As I understand configuration management mean you have to track all your artifacts(requirement, design, code,test plan, test cases, test result, user manual) so at any point of time you can bring your changeset and see what the corresponding documents version with it, since we put our documents on the sharepoint not the source control an...

iOS Core Data how can it leak?

Hello I was analyzing my app with leaks, and i observe that some core data entity is leaking, how can a NSManagedObject leak? I thought it was managed by the operating system? Are there known leaks in core data? The line that Leaks says causes the leak is NSMutableArray *e=[NSMutableArray arrayWithArray:[[user videos] allObjects]]; ...