More Wintellect.Analyzers and Some Lessons Learned Writing Roslyn Analyzers
Over the last few months I have been having a wonderful time developing Roslyn analyzers and code fixes. You can find all the Wintellect.Analyzers code at Wintellect’s GitHub page. If […]
Single Stepping a PowerShell Pipeline
As I was building up a moderately complicated pipeline in PowerShell, I was having some trouble and really wished there was a way to single step the pipeline so I […]
Windows Server 2012 Essentials Client Restore vs. Microsoft Surface Pro
In this corner we have a Microsoft Surface Pro that needs to have a full client restore. In that corner we have Microsoft’s own Windows Server 2012 Essentials that contains […]
A Behavior Change in Visual Studio 2013 .NET Breakpoints
One of my favorite tricks is to use Visual Studio breakpoints to call a method to force state changes when testing code. There’s just some times where calling a method […]
How Many Secrets do .NET PDB Files Really Contain?
Now that Devscovery is over, it’s time to get back to answering questions about one of my favorite subjects: PDB files! Yes, I lead an extremely exciting life if PDB […]
Do PDB Files Affect Performance?
After a detour into Historical Debugging, it’s time to come back to return to answering questions about PDB files. Here’s a question from Justin: Thanks for the great post once […]
PDB Files: What Every Developer Must Know
Thanks for visiting one of the most popular pieces I’ve ever written! Based on questions I’ve written a few follow up articles you might find useful to extend your PDB […]
10 Years and Free Training
Has it really been ten years since Jeff Prosise, Jeffrey Richter, Lewis Frazer, and I started Wintellect? No way! It really is true that when you’re having fun, time flies. […]
How to Capture a Minidump: Let Me Count the Ways
As I was waiting for a minidump I was grabbing on a very large and busy server application to finish writing, my mind wandered and I realized there were quite […]