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on 2/24/2020 6:10 AM
Normally, your Windows services should finish within seconds of Windows telling them that it’s time to quit. However, in some (hopefully rare) cases, you might need several minutes to make a clean exit, much to the disgust of your users. Since ServiceBase.RequestAdditionalTime may not cut it, you must follow the example of some Microsoft services, […]
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on 1/28/2020 2:18 PM
I’ll soon publish a post about how to give your Windows Service lots of time to finish cleanly (by the way, needing all that time is something you should avoid unless you have an exceptionally good excuse to do so). Before doing so, I thought it a good idea to write this post with a […]
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on 12/17/2016 12:50 PM
If you used SQLite with SQLProvider in the recent past, just adding the System.Data.SQLite.Core NuGet package wasn’t enough. Due to SQLProvider wanting to access databases already during edit and compile time, you also had to copy subdirectories with System.Data.SQLite native interop DLLs for x64 and x86 to a certain directory. This operation had to be repeated when […]
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on 10/19/2016 2:27 PM
Both the SQLite database engine and the Raspberry Pi are lean, mean little things, so they are a perfect match for each other. Using F# and SQLProvider under Mono, we get a high level and convenient way to tap into the low cost power of the Pi (though everything in this post should work on anything else running […]
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on 6/12/2014 6:02 AM
Mpir.NET is a .NET wrapper for the high performance multi precision integer library MPIR, which in turn is a Windows friendly fork of GMP. As noted in my previous post, High performance large integers in .NET, it would be highly desirable to have a large integer library that combines the speed of MPIR with the […]
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