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Zeddy Blogs on Phoenix

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FIX Engine with WCF

Not too many people in Indonesia working on this protocol because it is very specific to financial institutions. Financial Information eXchange ("FIX") protocol is a series of messaging specs for the communication of financial trade-related messages....

TechEd SEA is over

Well, we have finished TechEd today. I am very happy to say that this time, we sent many people including speakers from Indonesia. For all developers who were joined TechEd, you can see that in Indonesia, our activities in exploring technologies is deeper...
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My TechEd SEA Talk

I just did it. One of my friend from Singapore said it was hardcore, other developer from Redmond amazed that this thing being explored in Indonesia, etc, etc. For me, still many things have to be explored in Phoenix. It just a starting point for a long...

Around GC

In Win32, each process has an associated address space. Portions of address space can be reserved, mapped (or "committed"), or unmapped ("freed") using the functions VirtualAlloc and VirtualFree. (In addition, NT allows one process to allocate memory...

Phoenix Plugin

Phoenix supports plugin-model for C2 backend compiler or analysis tools you built. You can use plugin with -plugin: in C2 control swtich. Plugin is currenty only for managed code. Other thing is we can only have one plugin implementation in one assembly...
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What can Phoenix do for us

I always like to start with litle history then answer the WHY question. Phoenix History Several years ago the Visual C++ was cranking out compiler backends, doing platform retargeting (x64, IA64) for example was a painful process, and a small group in...

CS in Indonesia

Uncle Joe Duffy said , what's missing in computer science education is that we don't teach students how to be fluent in multiple languages (or rather multiple paradigms) -- we don't give them multiple tools to use, and furthermore we don't teach them...

Phoenix Plug-Ins

Plugin is one topic that I will cover in my TechEd SEA presentation. A "plug-in" means a user-written module that will be executed by backend compiler (C2), or a Phoenix-based analysis tool. Suppose we build a plug-in, called OurPlugIn.dll for C2.exe...

TechEd SEA 2006 for ISVs

Last nite we have an excellent discussion around ISV business in Indonesia. Together with MVPs (Norman, Dondy, Choirul), journalist friends and Mr. Kurniawan from Q-Pro. I love the discussion and I remembered three key points that developers need to run...
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PREfast what the hell is that?

PREfast is analysis tool to identify defects in C/C++ source codes. It uses our existing build structure and works by intercepting native compiler. Intraprocedural analysis in PREfast identifies defects in the C/C++ source files. Users commonly run PREfast...

TechEd SEA 2006

Folks, I really happy to join this event. First, because I bring Norman , Choirul and Dondy as Indonesian speakers for Microsoft Regional event at Kuala Lumpur. I really proud of them. This is a great achievement for me, promoting Indonesian MVPs to other...

Phoenix Phases and Plugins

Phoenix Phases Phoenix manages its processing using pipeline-like architecture. Each execution steps in this pipeline called phases and Phoenix already has built-in pipeline that can be listed using -dumpphaselist C2 switch. Phases are stored as an ordered...

Karaeng Pattingaloang

I bought a good book ... “ Warisan Arung Palakka “ and I cant stop read it. I will finish it just today :). If you read this book, you can figure out how big our country in 16th century. Cities like Aceh, Banten, and Makassar were the centers...
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Un-titled Opinion for ISVs!

Some AppServer or middleware products are very complex to build. Those require millions lines of code and hundreds of man hours. AppServer or middleware are also very advanced in term of architecture and critically required some hidden-ancient (sometimes...
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