Introduction CUDA is NVIDIA’s parallel computing architecture that can greatly ehance your computer’s performance by harnessing the power of your GPU (graphics processing unit), as opposed to your PC’s CPU (central processing unit). For a general overview, your best bet may be to go straight to their Getting Started guide.
Download and install the NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System) package From here.
Starting from today, any useful Windows-related tips I encounter. I anticpate this post will grow as and when I come across any other Windows-related stuff… First off:
The Windows method Windows can help you protect your folders in so much that only selected users (such as you) can see its contents. You can place restrictions on who can do what with folders, by right-clicking the folder, selecting properties, clicking the security tab and mofifying the contents.
This post is essentially a blatant lifting of Omar Gamil’s CodeProject article on the same subject. I have been using the project as means of getting into C# programming and using things like Windows Forms etc in Visual Studio environments for the first time.
Some notes on how to create a simple Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application and get familiar with the Visual C# integrated development environment (IDE). Like Windows Forms applications, WPF applications can be developed by dragging controls from the Toolbox to the design editor. As well as having a designer, Properties window and Toolbox, the IDE …
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This post assumes that you are working on an existing MFC project and wish to add a tabbed dialog to your application. This example was created in Visual Studio 2008. Like most of the other postings here, there is not much in the way of extra bells and whistles, just a very simple example to …
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