Presentations

• Hunting for Bugs (presented at ACCU 2006)
  Intended audience:
  Experienced developers to want to learn project saving debugging techiques and be a hero at work
  April 2006 (between 50 minutes and 1 hr 30 min )
  In Power Point format  / in PDF format

• Clean C++ without SOAP
  Intended audience:
  C++ developers, especially those dealing with IPC or Web Services.
  April 2004 (50 minutes)
  In Power Point format / in PDF format

• Traps and Pitfalls of ATL with VC6 in C++
  Intended audience:
  C++ developers using VC6 (and VC 5, 7.0, 7.1 aka .Net) planning to develop or maintain COM applications
  2003 (most of day)
  In Power Point format Example code

• An Introduction to Native Postmortem Debugging
  Intended audience:
  Developers especially C/C++ developers
  Feb 2003 (best with two 40 minute sessions)
  In Power Point format / in PDF format

• Dealing with Leaks
  Intended audience:
  Developers (of unmanaged / compiled code), also testers, and maybe project managers.
  March 2003 (about 1 hour 30 mintes)
  In Power Point format

• An Overview of STL
  Intended audience:
  C/C++ programmers not already expert in STL.
  Visual Basic and Java programmers – see what you’re missing!
  Managers – see why should your staff be competent in STL.
  October 2000 (about 1 hour 40 minutes)
  In Power Point format

• An Introduction to COM
  Prerequisites:
  A small experience in at least one programming language, ideally C, C++ or VB.
  Aim: Understand the need for COM and basically what it does.
  August 2001 (best with two 1 hour 20 minute sessions)
  In Power Point format

• A Guide to Multithreaded Code
  Intended audience:
  C/C++ programmers not already expert in threading.
  Visual Basic and Java programmers – it’s not all done for you!
  Managers – see the issues that must be addressed.
  February 2001 (best with two 1 hour 20 minute sessions)
  In Power Point format