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GCC Tries to Help – With Mixed Results

Posted in August 15th, 2011
by Mark Nelson in C/C++, Computer Science, Work

One of the great things about C, and even more so for C++, is its strong type checking mechanisms. In general a lot of bugs are caught at compile time, and experienced programmers are able to recognize and fix these types of errors quickly. Unfortunately, there are plenty of places in any C program where [...]

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More on Sending Mail With Linux – Postfix Tweaks and Mailjet

Posted in July 31st, 2011
by Mark Nelson in Linux, Networking, Work

In my last post I showed a particularly easy way to to set up an SMTP server so postfix could send mail from your Linux system. In this post I’m going to add a few tips that might help you get through some rough spots in the whole process.

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Don Killen RIP

Posted in August 25th, 2006
by Mark Nelson in People, Work

I worked for Don Killen at Greenleaf Software for quite a few years in the late 80s and 90s. Don was a pioneer in the world of commercial C and C++ libraries, and I received the sad news that he passed away this week.

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Fun With Version Control

Posted in June 1st, 2000
by Mark Nelson in Magazine Articles, Work

An article written with Ping Ni in which we describe some of the joys of keeping versions straight when developing complex Windows programs.

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