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Teaching is hard! you have to know the subject very well, you have to be prepared. You need very good presentation skills to "sell" the matter to the audience and you need to know how to act when they ask you something that you're not so sure what the correct answer is. I work at Sela since 1995. I used to teach a lot, and I love it. In these days we are having a series of courses for our own professional experts. I gave the very first lecture in this series, A C# 3.0 course. I wrote...
Thanks for all the C++ developers that came today to the Microsoft C++ Open House. I hope that you enjoyed and learned about the new features of MFC, TR1, C++/CLI and C++ ox. As I promised here are the slides and examples . In addition I told you about the JobObjectWrapper project. This is a good example of using C++/CLI to bring the native world capabilities to the .NET world. For those who were in the Windows Server 2008 open house, here are the post with the examples of that day. One last thing...
A job object allows a group of processes to be managed as a unit. Job objects are namable, securable, sharable objects that control attributes of and assign limits to the processes associated with them. Operations performed on the job object affect all processes associated with the job object. JobObjectWrapper is a .NET abstraction over the Win32 Job Object. With this library you can create job objects, create and assign a process to the job, control process and job limits, and register for the various...