I recently put
Google Analytics on this site, which does a lot of things I may never understand. One thing it does (which I do understand) is keeping track of search phrases for my site. I already had something like this with my hosting package, but it wasn't very good.
Armed with this information, I can now answer the questions of random surfers. Many more of whom are in New Zealand than I had ever imagined.
nant compare stringHere you go:
<call target="foo" if="${string1 == string2}" />
Consult the NAnt expression syntax for more info.
"read the stack pointer" cAlthough I am pretty suspicious of why you would want to do this, I guess this would do the trick:
int x;
__asm mov x, esp;
I guess you'd need to adapt that if you're using something other than the Microsoft C compiler and/or working on a different platform.
"ajax dan"
Please don't call me that.
analys32.xll download
Dude, it comes with Excel. Go to Tools->Options->Addins and check off "Analysis Toolpak."
out of stack space vb
It's funny to see this search term here, since I was just trying to explain this to a VB coder this morning. You've almost definitely coded infinite recursion. Here's one way you can do that:
Public Sub Foo()
Call Foo
End Sub
msbuild scale
It's big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly hugely
mind-bogglingly big it is.
hack ollydbgGo back to writing scripts, kid.
"heap fragmentation" + iis
If it's a managed app, try to eliminate pinned handles and limit COM-Interop. If not, you're in for some real entertainment. Brace for the G's.
object type cannot be converted to target type vb.netThis is a cast exception. You need to make sure that when you use DirectCast, CType, or one of the other conversion operators, that you are starting from a compatible type. For example, you can't do this:
CDec("hi mom")
Cheers, and best of luck to you all.