


Debugging walkthrough: Access violation on nonsense instruction, episode 3

The Windows 95 I/O system assumed that if it wrote a byte, then it could read it back

Rules can exist not because there’s a problem, but in order to prevent future problems

Microspeak: DRI, the designated response individual

Insightful graph: The ship date predictor

Handy delegate shortcut hides important details: The hidden delegate

I saw a pinvoke signature that passed a UInt64 instead of a FILETIME, what’s up with that?

If you are going to call Marshal.GetLastWin32Error, the function whose error you’re retrieving had better be the one called most recently
