DebugTools
Debugger Configs for MSVC Provides config files which improve debugging with MSVC. When working with STL containers, smart pointers, and boost signals, it is nice to debug directly into your Continue Reading →
Invoker
Example for invoking back to the main thread in MFC. Some code, including direct UI updates, needs to run directly on the main application thread. When application code becomes increasingly Continue Reading →
Leaky Destructors
When dealing with inheritance, it is possible that the destructors for our objects may never be called if the class has virtual functions, but the base class has a non-virtual Continue Reading →
SourceTree Password Change
When updating your repository password, SourceTree doesn’t completely remove the old password. It will continually try both the new and old passwords automatically in the background when trying to authenticate Continue Reading →
BiDirectional Pimpl Pattern
While the Pimpl pattern is commonly used to hide implementation and private methods and variables from public interfaces, the common implementations often require a large amount of boilerplate code. This Continue Reading →
Converting Mercurial Repositories to Git
Source, Extra Information, & Further Reading: Mark Heath Setup: Add to .hgrc or mercurial.ini: Convert a Repo:
Canon MP Navigator “Scan Failed”
When trying to connect older Canon printers to newer version of Windows, drivers are often only updated to Windows 8.1 before deprecation. With the same driver model between Windows 10 Continue Reading →
Reflectance Transformation Imaging in Daguerreotype Investigation
Presented at the Society for Imaging Science and Technology’s Archiving 2017 Conference. To download the software, or for more details on the algorithms, see the For software release notifications, please Continue Reading →
SQLite Optimizations: Query Planning
If a query is running really slowly in SQLite immediately after you have performed a large number of inserts, the query optimizer may be out of sync. If you run Continue Reading →
Custom Debug Visualizers
When working with custom data structures, the debugger can show too much information layered through how you’ve constructed it. To make it easier to debug, you can create a custom Continue Reading →