...code. The sample code provides 32 bit and 64 bit compiler targets. Static vs. dynamic CRT linking The code works only with dynamic CRT linking (default behavior). History 07.02.2011: Initial release. SetUnhandledExceptionFilter Runtime Library

...code. The sample code provides 32 bit and 64 bit compiler targets. Static vs. dynamic CRT linking The code works only with dynamic CRT linking (default behavior). History 07.02.2011: Initial release. SetUnhandledExceptionFilter Runtime Library

...code. The sample code provides 32 bit and 64 bit compiler targets. Static vs. dynamic CRT linking The code works only with dynamic CRT linking (default behavior). History 07.02.2011: Initial release. SetUnhandledExceptionFilter Runtime Library

...code. The sample code provides 32 bit and 64 bit compiler targets. Static vs. dynamic CRT linking The code works only with dynamic CRT linking (default behavior). History 07.02.2011: Initial release. SetUnhandledExceptionFilter Runtime Library

...code. The sample code provides 32 bit and 64 bit compiler targets. Static vs. dynamic CRT linking The code works only with dynamic CRT linking (default behavior). History 07.02.2011: Initial release. SetUnhandledExceptionFilter Runtime Library

...code. The sample code provides 32 bit and 64 bit compiler targets. Static vs. dynamic CRT linking The code works only with dynamic CRT linking (default behavior). History 07.02.2011: Initial release. SetUnhandledExceptionFilter Runtime Library

...code. The sample code provides 32 bit and 64 bit compiler targets. Static vs. dynamic CRT linking The code works only with dynamic CRT linking (default behavior). History 07.02.2011: Initial release. SetUnhandledExceptionFilter Runtime Library

...code. The sample code provides 32 bit and 64 bit compiler targets. Static vs. dynamic CRT linking The code works only with dynamic CRT linking (default behavior). History 07.02.2011: Initial release. SetUnhandledExceptionFilter Runtime Library

... It's a lot more efficient to do !Any() vs. Count() == 0. Count() will walk the entire enumerable while Any() will just look for the first element. – JaredPar Jan 2 '09 at 19:16 ...

...y used view will be expired. See also com.sun.faces.numberOfViewsInSession vs com.sun.faces.numberOfLogicalViews. With the state saving method set to client, the javax.faces.ViewState hidden input field contains instead the whole serialized view state, so the enduser won't get a ViewExpiredExceptio...