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Targeting both 32bit and 64bit with Visual Studio in same solution/project

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INNER JOIN ON vs WHERE clause

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When to use RDLC over RDL reports?

I have been studying SSRS 2005 / 2008 in the past weeks and have created some server side reports. For some application, a colleague suggested that I look into RDLC for that particular situation. I am now trying to get my head around the main difference between RDL and RDLC. ...
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What is the correct way to make a custom .NET Exception serializable?

More specifically, when the exception contains custom objects which may or may not themselves be serializable. 7 Answers ...
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Why does jQuery or a DOM method such as getElementById not find the element?

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std::string formatting like sprintf

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What do all of Scala's symbolic operators mean?

... – Daniel C. Sobral Mar 7 '14 at 16:43 Oh, it's using pattern matching syntax. Thanks. – Mike S...
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How does C compute sin() and other math functions?

I've been poring through .NET disassemblies and the GCC source code, but can't seem to find anywhere the actual implementation of sin() and other math functions... they always seem to be referencing something else. ...
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Why is my Git Submodule HEAD detached from master?

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To underscore or to not to underscore, that is the question

Are there any problems with not prefixing private fields with an underscore in C# if the binary version is going to be consumed by other framework languages? For example since C# is case-sensitive you can call a field "foo" and the public property "Foo" and it works fine. ...