@Kris: You guess right?
I'm not the droid you're looking for.
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@Kris: You guess right?
I'm not the droid you're looking for.
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@tomkirbygreen: We'll probably be GoingNative live at build as part of C9 Live ![]()
So, yes. Absolutely!
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@Alex: The update in this case is an informational one (how many folks have downloaded the CTP, bugs found, what the team has learned, etc...).
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@felix9: Well, as you can see (and hear) from the conversation here with Garrett, it was no small task to get C++ support into NuGet ... I'd say use it and provide useful feedback to the NuGet team so they know where the rough edges are - there's bound to be edge cases given the complexity of C++ projects... This is early days for this technology, so it will only get better in time. Without any specific information from the tweets you shared, there is no way of knowing the precise problems faced by the tweeters...
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@aL3891: And Z3 is one of the world's fastest constraints solvers ![]()
Looks like the Pex wizards will supply what you're looking for (Pex++). See Nikolai's comment above.
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@Jeff Benson: Lazy? This is not a presentation or lecture. It's a conversation. There's a difference.
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@ryknyk: Not a silly question... This was posted here because all of this content was about to be deleted from another site (due to lifetime restrictions) - and we don't think this content should disappear forever! There is some great stuff here.
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@aL3891: Did you watch the video, aL?
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