“Application Verifier to the rescue”:
How can I diagnose why my FreeLibrary isn’t freeing the library? – The Old New Thing
“Application Verifier to the rescue”:
How can I diagnose why my FreeLibrary isn’t freeing the library? – The Old New Thing
This post does a great job sumarizing the different notions behind memory management in Windows. Clear and consise explanations details virtual/physical, commited/reserved and how section sharing can complexify computation of “How much memory is your process using?”.
A link that is worth preserving at least for the definition of each term: Windows Process Memory Usage Demystified | All Your Base Are Belong To Us
I was realy annoyed by too frequent Windows 10 reboot. Found this really easy way to disable them: How Easily Disable The Automatic Forced Reboot after Windows 10 has done an Update Four easy… – justpaste.it
This project provides an infrastructure to build user mode file system:
Source: Main | WinFsp
EDIT: Yet another solution for developping user mode filesystem with FUSE support: https://github.com/dokan-dev/dokany with a .Net binding.
TLDR; In an admin Cmd, run:
C:\WINDOWS\system32>LxRun.exe /uninstall
N.B.: You can reset filesystem adding /full
C:\WINDOWS\system32>LxRun.exe /install
Source: I broke the Windows Linux Subsystem (Bash on Ubuntu on Windows 10). Linux Help? – Super User
EDIT: Bash and lxrun Command Reference.
A map to help Android and iOS developpers to find which UWP components they can use: Windows apps concept mapping for Android and iOS developers. If you know Android/iOS components for a particulat task, you will find UWP equivalent.
Guide to choose networking technologie for UWP: Which networking technology? – Windows app development
ListView and GridView data virtualization details strategies to follow and interfaces to implement for very large list implementations.
Easy to use wrapper arround Task Scheduler: Task Scheduler Managed Wrapper – Home (samples here). You can create, delete, modify, list tasks on local machine or remote one.
Tasks are made of:
a trigger:
an action: