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Articles Written by Paul Kimmel
Working with Large Memory-Mapped Files in VB 2010
Memory mapped files use the system's memory manager and lets you treat large files as if they were in-memory objects, supporting extremely large file access, faster access, and multiple, simultaneous processes accessing the same file.
Enumerating Files and Directories in VB 2010
Learn how to enumerate the files and folders on a computer with LINQ, managing access exceptions along the way.
Using BigInteger in Visual Basic 2010
Encryption and keeping secrets depends on large prime numbers that are too big to crack by brute force. .NET framework 4.0 introduces the BigInteger that has no theoretical upper and lower bounds.
Searching for Breakpoints in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Microsoft Visual Studio has extensive support for setting breakpoints with extra conditions, including code, and then searching for and managing those breakpoints. Read more to see how to put beakpoints to work for you.
Understanding Covariance and Contravariance
There are as many explanations, examples, and mathematical descriptions for covariance and contravariance as you care to explore, but all of this information adds to the confusion. This article shows you why they are important concepts for software developers and how you can leverage variance when you design your code.