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Monthly Archives: March 2007
GDC 2007 Talk Posted
You can now find a copy of my GDC 2007 presentation at https://www.cmpevents.com/sessions/GD/S3720i1.pdf. Enjoy!
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Getting Started with TR1
My topic at GDC was Technical Report 1 (TR1), an "informative document" that includes new C++ library features that are highly likely to become a part of the next C++ Standard. You can download versions of TR1 from the … Continue reading
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That Which We Call a Rose
I’ve worked at Microsoft for over six years. In that time, I’ve always worked on the same team. However, the team has had a number of different names. Recently, we adopted our third name. Here’s the breakdown… Xbox … Continue reading
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Tuning STL in debug mode
I enjoyed another great GDC last week. I must say that San Francisco is a better location than San Jose. There’s so much more to do and so many better places to eat. Here are three that I enjoyed: Maya, … Continue reading
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