C++

Scott Curry, program manager for Visual C++, talks about improvements that are coming in the next version of Visual C++, code-named Whidbey.

Scott Currie, program manager on the Visual C++ team likes fooling around with other languages too. Here he shows off a demo of mixing VB, C#, and C++ in the same application. Very interesting! Cool demo too, it solves a popular puzzle game. In a separate video he talks about…

Scott Currie is a program manager on the Visual C++ team. Here he talks about what magic Visual C++ does with the .NET CLR.(talking about the next version of Visual C++, code-named Whidbey).

Kang Su Gatlin, program manager on Visual C++, talks about the challenges that Visual C++ programmers have when moving to the managed code environment of .NET. He also discloses that Visual C++ developers can use both managed and unmanaged code in their projects.

Kang Su Gatlin, program manager on Visual C++'s compiler team, talks about parallel debugging. What is that? It's when you need to debug a program running on multiple processors at the same time. It's a new feature coming in the next version of Visual  C++.

Since Kang Su Gatlin is a program manager on Visual C++'s compiler team he has a unique viewpoint into the future of computing (the guy who develops the compiler knows what kinds of capabilities are coming). Here we asked him "what about 64-bit?"

Kang Su Gatlin, program manager on Visual C++, explains some of the advantages that C++ has over C# or VB.NET for writing managed code.

Kang Su Gatlin is a program manager on the Visual C++ compiler team and talks with us about Phoenix, the code name for new compiler technology that his team is working with Microsoft Research on (it'll be used to compile Longhorn and future versions of SQL Server and Visual…

In this episode Allan Stratton, Nuance Communications Director of OEM Integration chats with us about Nuance’s imaging and speech recognition solutions. Here, Allan discusses the development & prototyping processes of speech and scanning applications utilizing VS 2005,WPF, SDKs…

We're always trying to dig up esoteric subjects for geekSpeak, and here's one that is intriguing - High Performance Computing. Once strictly the domain of universities and the like, HPC is quickly becoming a cornerstone of business analysis, engineering and number crunching in general.  This…