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Comments: Recently picked up the great lakes card. I compared the maps of my home lake on Navionics and Lakemaster. The "HD" map on lakemaster of my lake is amazing. Way better detail than my navionics card on the same lake. It showed small humps and cuts I didn't know existed before and I fish the lake a lot. (I believe they claim they send out an actual sonar boat to get lake depth readings for their HD maps) The feature which allows you to set depth warnings is kind of neat but more of just a added in selling point. I've never needed it in the past... However, the bad, the list of lakes is extremely subpar. I believe there are like 12 to 15 Missouri lakes compared to navionics which has almost all public lakes of decent size. Another negative, once you buy the card you are done. If they come out with a new version(which they claim to do all the time) you are stuck shelling out another 125 bucks, where navionics allows you free updates for a year and discount to upgrade after that.
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5 Give this man an honour!Darkstorm | 16/10/2008 | See all Darkstorm's reviews (9)Top 100 Books Reviewer I have been watching his new series and it makes me wonder just what happens in "normal" or mainstream schools in the UK. I went to a special needs school and there I at least had the opportunity to learn and gain a GCSE in Home Economics. Add to that the fact I am Jewish, so I learnt to cook from my Bubbeh (Grandmother).I find it shocking that people just can't be bothered to learn how to cook and will eat rubbish day in day out. Cooking is fun, easy and can give you a real sense of pride, especially when you get approval from friends and family.Just tonight I made the chicken, parmesan cheese and pancetta recipe, adding some asparagus to it. I did it with a basic salad, and it was great.People can make snide comments about Jamie, calling him unrealistic, ignorant of "normal" peoples lives etc etc, but this man has a heart of gold and wants to see the people of this country eat proper, home made meals.If you buy a cookbook this year, make this one the one you put in your shopping basket, I have, even thought I can cook well enough for my household.
4 cracking book for beginners!Mattoes | 24/10/2008 | See all Mattoes's reviews (3)This is a great little book for people who want to nail down some of the basics.It starts with about 4 pages about the pass it on movement, then goes onto the kitchen equipment essentials and then onto some cupboard essentials.The book is then broken down into the following chapters;Twenty- minute mealsQuick pastaTasty-stir-friesEasy currieslovin' saladsHomely minceComforting stewsFamily roastsDelish vegQuick-cooking meat and fishClassic fishKick-start breakfastsSweet thingsThe book is well put together full of colour, and I would recommend to anyone who wants to start cooking, as long as you have all the equipment you can cook everything in this book. A good gift idea for a student away at uni!
5 Great!Bozzy120 | 03/12/2008 | See all Bozzy120's reviews (1)As someone that doesn't particularly like cooking and that isn't particularly adventurous with it.....this was the best purchase I've made! I already have a shelf full of cook books, Ainsley, Delia, Gordon and other Jamie books included but this is a first book that's actually inspired me to try new things on a regular basis.The book is so, so easy to follow and the step by step pictures are great. I can't recommend it highly enough for people that feel they need a helping hand in the kitchen. I've already passed a couple of recipes on as well as buying the book for my sister for Xmas who has a phobia of the kitchen!!!
5 best ever jamiechrisfiggy | 18/11/2008 | See all chrisfiggy's reviews (2)This book is going to do exactly what jamie wants it to!!! I have brought it for my son and i will show him how to cook as mant of the recipies as possible before he goes off to uni,im already telling everyone i know how good it is and im thinking of setting up cookery lessons for people who want to know how to cook simple healthy family meals.keep it up jamie some of us think youre doing a brilliant job
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It seemed to be a long time since John had been to New York. As he was on the
tractor one spring day he realized how lucky he was to have found a family he had
known nothing about. He was amazed at the sequence of events that led him to his
great grandfather's twin brother. Since he left New York in October he had talked
to Elizabeth two or three times. He was also keeping in touch with Charlie's family
considering they lived less than two hours away from him. He and Mark developed a
close friendship even though their backgrounds were entirely opposite. John was so
proud of the fact that the trip was so successful and yet he was constantly bothered by
the unanswered question. Why did Delmo and Dominic part ways never to be in touch
John knew he wanted the answer to this nagging question, but he had no idea where
to start or how to start. Sara was sympathetic but did not have ideas to help, so she
simply remained supportive. The twins, James and Veronica were growing so fast and
were involved in every extracurricular activity at school. With the twins activities and the
farm work John saw years fly by and nothing surfaced to help with the mystery. He had
tried to look up on the computer ancestry websites a few times. Unfortunately, always
reached a stumbling block because of money. He could not afford the prices expected,
so he stopped in frustration.
Many years later when John and Sara's twins graduated from high school and
college, Sara came home with a letter from Elizabeth. Throughout the years Elizabeth
had written off and on, but she had eventually remarried and corresponded less and
less as the years had gone by. Surprised to receive a letter from her concerned John
and Sara a little. John opened the letter with reservation, but was pleasantly surprised
to find out they, Elizabeth, Carl, her husband, and the kids were coming for a visit.
Throughout the years the Verruchi's from Peabody had made it to New York two times
in order to visit and keep connections alive, but the New York relatives had never
ventured to Missouri. Elizabeth had explained that Gina was playing in a jazz band in
the city and was questioned about the history of her saxophone. This had brought up
the unanswered question of Delmo and Dominic so they decided to visit the home of
Dominic Verruchi.
John and Sara were so excited with the news they immediately started planning.
They discussed the food preparations and the site seeing opportunities. John wanted
to make sure their visit was comparable to their hospitality when he and his family
were in New York. Weeks of planning was exciting for the farm couple who rarely had
visitors. Most of their families lived close by. Two days before the New York family
were to arrive, John and Sara were rearranging the guest room to accommodate the
sleeping arrangements. As John and Sara moved the bed they noticed a rip in the area
rug. Naturally it needed to be replaced, So John rolled it up. As John was rolling the
rug, it caught on the corner of the base board and dislodged it a little. As John went
to pull the rug off, a piece of the base board broke off. John was not concerned. He
had kept leftover materials in the basement after they had added on many years back.
After measuring and cutting the exact size needed, he returned to the bedroom and
knelt down to start nailing it on. Suddenly Sara told John to stop and got down to take a
closer look. She and John noticed a cut in the wall making a perfect rectangle in the dry
wall. This was the first time they had ever seen this wall bare. They had not remodeled
this room and never removed the base board. John gave the rectangle a little tap on
one side and the wall piece moved ever so slightly. Getting a screw driver to pry it
open took a little effort and time. When the rectangular piece of wall was removed John
placed his hand in the opening. He felt around and pulled out a tin box the size of a
cigar box. So excited and intrigued he and Sara sat down in the middle of the room to
examine the box.
The box contained about ten envelopes with nothing written on the outside. They
had not been mailed or even addressed. Slowly, as to be assured of not damaging
them, John opened the top envelope. The date was December 25, 1923, Dear Delmo
written at the top! John gasped and started reading the letter to sara.
Dear Brother Delmo,
Each day has been hard for me in this country and especially hard because you are
not with me. Where did you go? I miss you often and hope that you are safe. When
we entered this country on that day three years ago, I was so grateful to have you with
me to share in the excitement. I knew you felt it also. We left the boat and stood in
the long line to enter the United States of America. We signed the book together with
such pride. After Mama and Papa had died we both knew America was our destiny.
But, what happened? As I walked out of the building, the crowd was so enormous and
everyone was fighting to get on the ferry. Rushing to be one of the firsts to get on, I ran
and ran. As the ferry departed for the mainland, I realized you were not there. I waited
and waited for days at the place where they unloaded the ferry, but you never came.
Sadly, I had to move on but it has been the hardest thing I have ever done.


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The College News Volume III. No. 10 BRYN MAWR, PA., DECEMBER 13, 1916 Price 5 Cents CALENDAR Wednesday, December 13 9.30 p. m.�Mid-week meeting of the C. A.; leader, M. Andrews '17. Friday, December 15 4.15 p. m.�Lecture in Taylor Hall by M. Jean Alcide Plcard under the auspices of the French Club. 8.00 p. m.�Sophomore Dance. Saturday, December 16 8.00 p. m.�Lecture in Taylor Hall by Dr. Anna Howard Shaw under the aus- pices of the Equal Suffrage Club. 9.00 a. m.�Senior Oral examination in German. Sunday, December 17 6.00 p. m� Vespers. Leader, G. Steele '20, assistant treasurer of the C. A. 8.00 p. m.�Special Christmas Service with carols. Sermon by Father F. C. Powell. Monday, December 18 7.30 p. m.�Red Cross meets in Rocke- feller Hall. 9.00 p. m.�Maids' party in the gymna- sium. Tuesday, December 19 8.00 p. m.�Campus carol singing by the Choir. Wednesday, December 20 1.00 p. m.�Christmas Vacation begins. Thursday, January 4 9.00 a. m.�Christmas Vacation ends. Sunday, January 7 6.00 p. m.�Vespers. Speaker. D. Cham- bers '19. 8.00 p. m.�Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. Frank L. Janeway, of New York. Friday, January 12 8.30 p. m� First Swimming Meet. GARY 8CHOOL SYSTEM DESCRIBED BY MISS UELAND Four Hundred at Community Center House Warming Miss Upland's description of the Gary school system was the important event of the Community Center house-warming last Saturday evening, held in the large room at the back of the primary school building on Lancaster Avenue at which about four hundred people were present. Miss Ueland is a graduate of the Univer- sity of Minnesota and took a master's de- gree at Columbia in 1911. She is now president of Carson College, a college in the country north of Philadelphia for the benefit of orphan girls. Dr. Horn, presi- dent of the Community Center, introduced her. "Bryn Mawr is to be congratulated", Miss Ueland said, "on the Community Center, which is a good start in working out the problem of lessening school ex- penditures and increasing opportunities. By the use of the schools by the com- munity In general it should become a place", she said, "for clubs to meet, for discussion of civic problems, for library facilities and for recreation. Maximum Efficiency with Minimum Expense "In Gary", she said, "more grown peo- ple go to school than children. One-third of the population uses the school plant. This ten-year-old town, planned and built by men from its steel mills, on the swamps of eastern Indiana, has given its population, through Its schools, shops .to train the children in trade*, domestic sci- ence kitchens, well-equipped playgrounds, auditorium, swimming pool and other slg- ifMNuM on Pf *) MRS. POOLEY '99 PLEAD8 FOR AID FOR BELGIUM RELIEF Telia of Conditions In Belgium Mrs. Thomas E. Pooley (Jane Rosalie Morice '99) spoke in Chapel last Thurs- day on relief work and the necessity for it in Belgium. This appeal is to the rank and file, to everybody, she said, as the very rich have given liberally. Mrs. Pooley had Just come from Canada, from saying good-bye to her husband's regiment, and she told of a conversation with a British officer, one of the three re- maining from the Princess Pat's regiment after the attack at Ypres, where the Ger- mans first used gas, and where his regi- ment, which had gone out 10,000 strong, came back 160. She had said to him that she tried to be lenient and he said to her, "Mrs. Pooley, how can you be lenient"? . . . "And he told me things I cannot repeat", she said. Mrs. Pooley's work is primarily for the feeding of the children of Belgium. Tues- day was set aside as Belgium Self-Sacri- flce Day throughout the city and at the Allied Bazaar at Horticultural Hall, and everybody was asked to give ten cents. This will feed a Belgian baby for one day. She concluded by asking each Rtudent to give that much each month. MODERN ART A 8EARCH FOR LIGHT Lecture and Slides on Impressionism DR. MUTCH TO LEAD CLASS Prominent Social Workers Listed A class led by Dr. Andrew Mutch of the Presbyterian Church in Bryn Mawr, talks by other prominent ministers and classes addressed by eminent social workers are among the plans finally com- pleted by the Bible and Mission Study Committee of the Christian Association with D. Chambers '19 as chairman. This evening Dr. J. V. Moldenhauer, of Albany, New York, will speak on "How to Appreciate the Old Testament", and in January, Bishop Rbinelander will speak. Dr. Mutch's class on the life of Christ in the second semester will begin on February 7th, and will meet once a week, and Ryu Sato '17 will lead a class at the same time on missions in Japan. Starting March 7th, Miss Agnes Tlerney will lead a series of four classes on "The Philosophy of Religions" and from March 7th to April 25th, Miss Kingsbury's class In social study will meet every Wednes- day evening. Among the prominent speakers which Miss Kingsbury hopes to secure are Miss Katharine B. Davis, for- mer Commissioner of Correction in N. Y., and now head of the N. Y. State Parole Commission; Mrs. Raymond Robbins, President of the National Women's Trade In ion League; Dr. Jane Robins, formerly head worker in the Jacob Riis Settle- ment; and Miss Mary Richmond, head of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation. "Art is a social expression", "modern painting is the outcome of modern so- ciety", "the story of impressionism Is the story of a search for light",�these were the points emphasized by Mr. Christian Brlnton, art critic and assistant editor of "Art in America", in his lecture Friday night in Taylor on "Manet and Impres- sionism". The lecture was followed by slides showing the work of impressionists in France, Italy. Spain, Germany, Norway, Sweden. Russia, Hungary. England and America. Photographs of all the Degas pictures shown may be found on the walls of the Library corridor, south wing, sec- ond floor. Art, said Mr. Brinton, is the essential characteristic of human effort and inspi- ration. In the tiist stage creation of beauty is unconscious, it is the "hand- maid to life". In the second stage it is conscious, "an end In Itself", and in the last and present stage the artist works (Continual on Page s) BARNARD STARTS PLAN FOR FARM Barnard College has started a fund for the establishment of a farm In connec- tion with the college. This plan is ap- proved by both graduates and undergrad- uates and especially indorsed by Dean Virginia D. Gildersleeve. who sets the cost at $50,000 at least. "The Idea of having a Barnard farm is the result of house and camping parties given by sororities which I have attended during the last fifteen years", said Dean Gildersleeve. "By a farm 1 mean some place about an hour away from New York, where alumnse and undergraduates may spend their week-ends together. It would have to be in some place where there are woods and fields for tramping. It would likewise have to have tennis courts and a hockey field and be near some body of water suitable for swim- ming and skating". KATE OF OKLAHOMA THRILLS AUDIENCE Telia History of Liberal Constitution of Oklahoma�Victory Brings Child- Labour Law* FATHER POWELL TO GIVE CHRIST MAS SERVICE TRADITIONAL CAROLS SUNG AGAIN THIS YEAR With their class lanterns shining red, blue, and green against their black gowns, the choir will make the rounds of the campus the night before vacation to sing in the Christmas season with old English carols. Starting from the Deanery at eight o'clock they will go to Rockefeller. Penygroes. Yarrow. Low Buildings. Aber- nethy's. Radnor. Merion. Denbigh and the Infirmary, reaching Pembroke about half past ten. Father F. C. Powell, Superior of the Order of St. John the Evangelist of Bos- ton, will preach the sermon next Sunday at the annual Christmas service. Three special anthems will be sung by the choir, "Sleep, Holy Sleep", with a violin obli- gato played, by Ruth Levy '17; "Holy Night", and "Parvum Quando Cerno Deum". which has not been sung since 1913. The author of the Latin words of this last anthem Is not known; the music is by G. W. Chad wick. The Order of St. John the Evangelist is a branch of the (owley Fathers in Eng- land. Miss Kate Barnard, otherwise "Kate of Oklahoma", for many years Commis- sioner of charities and Corrections of Ok- lahoma, in her address last Wednesday afternoon, told with contagious enthusi- asm of her struggles to write model com- pulsory education and child-labour laws into the constitution or Oklahoma. When the Territory of Oklahoma be- came a State in 1900, Miss Barnard saw in the new constitution necessary her chance for legislation for compulsory ed- ucation and the abolition of child-labour in the coal mines. Her ignorance as to conditions in other States and her lack of money she overcame by persuading the editor of a local newspaper to present her with the transportation in which the rail- way companies paid for their advertising. In return. Miss Barnard promised to ob- tain for the paper contributions from notable writers. Armed with letters of introduction from Oklahoma officials to officials of Eastern cities. Miss Barnard visited the factories of the Eastern States. In a SL Louis fac- tory, astounded to see a roomful of un- tended machines, she slyly dropped her handkerchief, and on returning for it found the machines tended by children who had been parked out of the way at news of her visit. The opening wedge in Oklahoma was the articles that Miss Barnard had ob- tained for the local paper from Jane Ad- dams. Kdwin Markhnm. and others, coun- seling compulsory education laws as so- lutions for the child-labour problem. One Hundred and Twenty-seven Stump Speeches Threatening Democrats and Republi- cans with the support of the rival party, she obtained the support of both for her child-labour planks, and made a hundred and twenty seven stump speeches for the introduction of provisions Into the con- stitution. The provisions once in the con- stitution, Miss Barnard took the stump again to get the constitution accepted. President Roosevelt, as he was about to veto the constitution, received seventeen hundred letters of appeal for it written at Miss Barnard's request by members of the Conference of charities and Correc- tions then at Minneapolis. He signed the constitution. (Continued on Page 8) ELEVEN LEFT FOR THIRD ORAL Seniors' Record Good in French DAISY CHAIN REVIVED AT VASSAR By a majority of twenty votes, the Senior Class at Vassar voted to revive the custom of carrying the daisy chain at Commencement. It has always been the custom at Vas- sar to have the daisy chain carried by the twenty-six most beautiful members of the Sophomore Class, but last year, owing to jealousy among the Sophomores, the whole class carried the chain. This spring the former custom will be reverted to. although the whole class will be gives � more prominent part In the Commence- ment exercises. The Seniors showed up well in tii. ond French oral last Saturday, twenty three passing and only eleven falling The orals went so fast that two Seniors were absent. The examiners last week were Dean Si hen< k. Dean Maddison, and Dr. crandall. President Thomas. Dr. Sehrt. and Dr. < renshaw will hold the German oral Saturday The results or the second French oral were: Pass. |. � : IS Beardwood. Bird. Curry. Curtin. Diamond. Dlxon. Dulles. Emerson. Creenouuh. Hall. Harris I. w . Haupt. Henderson, Boteosaks), Iddings. Jameson. Ixteb. O'Shea. Rhoads. Scatter good. Tutterstield WOMB, Wildman. Failed. 3.\3.V,. Casselbury. < line. < olllns. Halle. Johnson. K. Jophng. Utchneld. Thompson. WsstllV, Worley. Zimmer- man Absent. Granger, lion"
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Well, we're not in first place so we can't be too happy. For sure it's not a nightmare, but we've still got a lot of races yet to come and anything can happen in Formula 1. Monaco is a different challenge, so we'll have to see what happens there this year.
We certainly won't make the mistakes we made last time. There were a few things we didn't do right over the weekend and we suffered because of that. Sometimes that's the way it goes, but the important thing is not to make the same mistakes again.
It's useless to put races in different categories, because all of them are as important as each other if you want to win a Championship. However, as a real special race there is nothing like Monaco; there is no better feeling than to get things going well there. To race in the streets of Monte Carlo is really different from everywhere else and it's a challenge I look forward to every year. It is very, very difficult – almost impossible in fact – to have a clean weekend down there.
I've only managed to get it right once before and you really experience the greatest feeling you can get by winning it. My win in 2005 ranks up there with my most memorable, so to win it again would be just as special.
It's such a narrow, twisty track; you have to be extra sharp and focused through every single metre. It gives such a good feeling; a fast lap around Monaco. Overtaking is almost impossible, so to really enjoy racing there you have to be in the front.
Monaco is always special. It's an interesting place to go to, with a lot of fans and a lot of parties going on; or so I'm told. It's a completely different atmosphere from anywhere else.
We have to focus on qualifying. It's a difficult place to race as it's so narrow and – as I said before – passing is nearly impossible. I was stuck behind Rubens [Barrichello] in 2009 and we had KERS then, but you just couldn't get past. We'll have to see how the tyres perform and if there are any good strategies to be made, but the most important thing is to qualify well. It's difficult to know how good the car will be in Monaco as you can't simulate its characteristics; certainly not at any of the circuits we've visited so far this year anyway. We can say the E21's been fast everywhere else so let's hope it's also fast there.
We'll do the best we can, but of course everyone will be trying to be on the front row. It's not impossible for us, but we won't know how good we are until we get there. We know that tyre changes have to be made so there are opportunities if you run a different strategy to your rivals, but it's certainly more difficult here than anywhere else.
can't lie and say I wasn't frustrated! As a driver you want to race every lap possible, especially when you've got a good car. That said, at least with a technical problem like we experienced it's easier to move on as it was immediately obvious that it was a component failure rather than being caused by a mistake, contact or driving off the track. In the race itself, I didn't make the best start but after that I was on the pace and we know we're able to have strong race strategies, so there was potential for a good result. The car was feeling pretty good until the issue with the rear suspension.
It was a sudden sensation that something was wrong, and it was clear straight away that we wouldn't be able to continue in the race. I returned to the pits and that was the end.
Get out of the car, speak with your engineers to confirm if there's anything more which can be done, then you join the crew to watch the rest of the race. Sometimes you can give some extra information to the engineers on the pit wall which might assist them. After the chequered flag you have a quick debrief as you would after a race where you've completed all the laps, though if there are only eight laps to talk about it doesn't take too long. The full post-race analysis takes place with the engineers afterwards, back at Enstone.
It's like a home race to me and it's a circuit I really love
It's going to be fantastic to be racing there again. It's like a home race to me and it's a circuit I really love. We were quick there last year so I hope we're quick again. It's a crazy week with all the focus and attention, but everyone loves Monaco. I've got a week to get some rest before it all starts. I can't wait.
Monaco is a very special event in its own right, and the atmosphere is quite crazy! As a driver you have to stay calm and relaxed and try to do your job. It is a track that doesn't allow any mistakes. You have to respect it and that is the key there. For me it's fantastic for there to be so many French fans, and I'm looking forward to their support.
Well this is what we will discover. Monaco is quite a specialist track and it is very difficult to say if a car will be suited to it or not. It's bumpy on the straights and it's a very low grip surface. All these things mean that you never know what to expect. On a more normal racetrack you know more what you are going to get. I hope we will have a pleasant surprise and that the car will suit Monaco's unique challenges. That would be nice.
I have to be honest and say I want to be on the podium again. I experienced it for the first time last season, and it felt just as good this year too. A podium result in Monaco would be amazing.


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To develop in C++ you will always use this extension somewhere because it's your C++ code which is consumed by managed API and not the other way round. For example "you can't use a C++ object directly in your C# app. you need to first write a Windows Runtime Component.
Native (C++)
Visual studio 2012 have a really good support of C++ language and its recent normalization. For windows phone, these links are good entries to find supported features :
C++11 adds a lot of really good concepts and features. Too learn more and update your abilities, you should read this link : Modern C++.
Native API is developed in C++ and divided into libraries :
- Win 32 & COM api : subset of Win32 API. This library gives acces to function to manipulate files, raw sockets and COM object.
- Direct3D 11: 3D rendering.
- Microsoft Media Foundation APIs : Microsoft framework for audio/video capture and rendering. Windows Phone implement a subset of Windows 8 version.
- Windows Runtime C++ Template Library : helper to consume and create COM or Windows Runtime component in C++. It's replace old ATL API. With Windows Phone, this library is generally use only to consume COM and WinPRT components.
- Parallel Patterns Library : high level multithread library with concurrency algorithm and task concept.
In few cases, you can use directly COM Object :
Native application
To launch an application, Windows phone need an "entry point" it may consume. To perform it, your "entry point" will be developed with C++/CX and C++ main function is replaced by a C++/CX version:[Platform::MTAThread]
int main(Platform::Array<Platform::String^>^)
auto factory= ref new myFactory();
return 0;
- Platform::MTAThread : metadata about application multi-thread apartment.
- myFactory(): implements IFrameworkViewSource. This class is a factory use to instantiate a Iframeworkview.
ref class myFactory sealed : Windows::ApplicationModel::Core::IFrameworkViewSource
virtual Windows::ApplicationModel::Core::IFrameworkView^ CreateView()
return ref new myView();
}; - CoreApplication::Run : C++/CX function which acquire an Iframeworkview from an IFrameworkViewSource factory.
IFrameworkView is the display provider use to make Direct3D rendering. Interface function are :
- Initialize(): Initialization function. Take aCoreApplicationView in parameters. You can use CoreApplicationView Activated event to be notified when application is activated and use this function to register your IFrameworkView with CoreApplication events to handle application state changes.
void myView::Initialize(CoreApplicationView^ applicationView)
applicationView->Activated +=
ref new TypedEventHandler<CoreApplicationView^, IActivatedEventArgs^>(this, &myView::OnActivated);
//handle suspending and resuming application states.
CoreApplication::Suspending +=
ref new EventHandler<SuspendingEventArgs^>(this, &myView::OnSuspending);
CoreApplication::Resuming +=
ref new EventHandler<Platform::Object^>(this, &myView::OnResuming);
} - Load(): Load and activate external resources. This function is called before Run().
- SetWindow(): sets the current CoreWindow. Use it to handle application display event like close, visibility change, mono-touch event etc:
void myView::SetWindow(CoreWindow^ window)
window->VisibilityChanged +=
ref new TypedEventHandler<CoreWindow^, VisibilityChangedEventArgs^>(this, &myView::OnVisibilityChanged);
window->Closed +=
ref new TypedEventHandler<CoreWindow^, CoreWindowEventArgs^>(this, &myView::OnWindowClosed);
window->PointerPressed +=
ref new TypedEventHandler<CoreWindow^, PointerEventArgs^>(this, &myView::OnPointerPressed);
window->PointerMoved +=
ref new TypedEventHandler<CoreWindow^, PointerEventArgs^>(this, &myView::OnPointerMoved);
window->PointerReleased +=
ref new TypedEventHandler<CoreWindow^, PointerEventArgs^>(this, &myView::OnPointerReleased);
} - Uninitialize() : Uninitializes resources.
- Run(): Start your view. Your must implement an application event-loop here.
void myView::Run()
//reference time.
BasicTimer^ timer = ref new BasicTimer();
while (!m_windowClosed)//while application is not closed
if (m_windowVisible)// application is visible, update Direct3D rendering
CoreWindow::GetForCurrentThread()->Dispatcher->ProcessEvents(CoreProcessEventsOption::ProcessAllIfPresent);//process current system events
m_renderer->Update(timer->Total, timer->Delta); //update your render from time reference.
m_renderer->Render();// Direct3D rendering
m_renderer->Present(); // This call is synchronized to the display frame rate.
else // application is not visible
CoreWindow::GetForCurrentThread()->Dispatcher->ProcessEvents(CoreProcessEventsOption::ProcessOneAndAllPending); ;//process current system events and wait new events.
Native application have three important points:
- you can only use Direct3D for display data. Native API doesn't have API to build GUI.
- you must execute system events.
- You don't have access to .Net functionality. You can't use live tiles, send a SMS, ...
Without .Net functionality, native applications are not so cool and you are limited to Direct3D develop ... But remember, you can develop WinPRT components with C++/CX. So it's possible to encapsulate your c++ Code with C++/CX and consume it with managed code
Other wiki resources about Direct3D development:
- DirectX Developers - DirectX in Windows Phone
- Windows Phone Native C++ and DirectX - First Direct3D App, setting up Touch and Sensors
Mixed application
You can develop mixed application where your managed code consume Windows Phone Runtime components. To develop with C++ Code, you must create a Windows Phone Runtime Component which interface C++ part with a public sealed C++/CX class . It's important to read C++ extension documentation to understand its specificities :
- a C++/CX class/struct is declared with ref keyword
ref class myclass
- Allocation is performed by ref new.
- C++/CX struct can be use like a POD.
- Class instance is handled by ^ type ( is known as a "hat"). This type is a smart pointer with a counting reference like std::shared_ptr.
myclass ^ myClass = ref new myclass ();
- Platform::String Class replace std::wstring. C++/CX String are Unicode.
- C++/CX collections are compliant with STL.
- Fundamental types are similar.
- A property is similar to getter/setter in C++.
- A delegate is a function object. It can encapsulate n C++/CX or managed code.
- An event is a delegate collection which perform all delegate when event is raised.
- sealed keyword : a sealed class or a sealed function can't be overridden.
To be consumed by managed code, C++/CX code generate a set of metadata. This generation depend on access modifier :
Modifier | Meaning | Emitted to metadata? |
private | The default accessibility. Same meaning as in standard C++. | No |
protected | Same meaning as in standard C++, both within the app or component and in metadata. | Yes |
public | Same meaning as in standard C++. | Yes |
public protected –or- protected public | Protected accessibility in metadata, public within the app or component. | Yes |
protected private or private protected | Not visible in metadata; protected accessibility within the app or component. | No |
internal or private public | The member is public within the app or component, but is not visible in metadata. | No |
Metadata are generated only for specific C++/CX objects. A C++/CX class can declare C++ object only if the member/function have a private or internal access. Your public Class/Struct must be sealed because Managed code can't override it.
//C++/CX class declaration which can be consumed by managed code
public ref class MyClass sealed
private : // C++ object can be used
std::string aString:
std::vector<uint32_t> aFunction();
public : //object and function are accessible by managed coe. if a c++ object is used, error is generated.
property Platform::String ^ anotherString;
Windows::Foundation::Collections::IVector<uint32> ^anotherFunction();
Public access is very strict, and only specific C++/CX objects can be used :
These Objects must be defined with these types :
- Fundamental,
- Windows Phone Runtime API objects ,
- C++/CX namespace reference with restriction. When class is not compatible, it generally implement an Interface declared in Windows Phone Runtime API,
- Your public sealed class/struct.
Once your components is referenced by your managed application, you can consume it like other Managed object. It's so possible to bind public properties with XAML and connect to public events.
You can find interesting explanation here :
- Creating Windows Runtime Components in C++
- C++/CX Part 0 of n: An Introduction
- C++/CX Part 1 of n: A Simple Class
- C++/CX Part 2 of n: Types That Wear Hats
- C++/CX Part 3 of n: Under Construction
- C++/CX Part 4 of n: Static Member Functions
Warning : Windows phone implement a subset of the Windows 8 C++/CX namespace. Few object are not accessible.
Windows Phone Runtime API doesn't implement collections class. To transfer collection between managed and native code, a set of collections Interface are defined. These interface have Equivalent in managed. For example IVector becomes an IList in C#.
C++/CX collections use C++ parts and can't be consumed directly by managed Code. Like these classes implement a Windows Phone Runtime interface, you can cast these to be consumed through the interface
Windows::Foundation::Collections::IVector<int>^ Class1::GetInts()
auto vec = ref new Platform::Collections::Vector<int>();
return vec;// implicit cast to Windows Phone Runtime interface. Managed code can consume collection returned.
Remarque : STL collection can be converted to its C++/CX equivalent. When you convert a temporary collection, You can use std::move to avoid unnecessary internal copy
Windows::Foundation::Collections::IVector<int>^ Class1::GetInts()
st::vector<int> vec;
for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
// Implicit conversion to IVector
return ref new Platform::Collections::Vector<int>(std::move(vec));
You can't debug managed code and native code in same times. To selected which debugger you want use :
- open project properties
- open debug tab and select debugger mode
Direct 3D
Managed code can't access directly to Direct 3D. You must develop a WinPRT component which consume Direct3D with C++ code. Direct3D rendering can be display by two XAML controls:
- DrawingSurface. Direct3D will be rendering on DrawingSurface region. This element is used like other UI control and you can perform transformation, animation,...
- DrawingSurfaceBackgroundGrid:Direct3D is rendering on all your application background. This layout must be the root UI control in XAML. You can add UI control like a Grid.
More information can be found in Windows Phone Direct3D XAML Application Introduction article.
Unfortunately, integration with XAML is more complicated. You need a layer of Interoperability to acces to Direct3D device ( look Direct3DContentProvider.h class in VS project) ... SDK give two project template :
- Visual C# => Windows Phone XAML and Direct 3D : this project use DrawingSurface to render Direct3D
- Visual C++ => Windows Phone Direct 3D with XAML : this project use DrawingSurfaceBackgroundGrid to render Direct3D.
These projects share important code :
- Direct3DContentProvider.h : COM class coded with wrl library and implement the layer of Interoperability between a IDrawingSurfaceContentProvider and IDrawingSurfaceContentProviderNative COM interface.
- Direct3DBase.h : Helper class that initializes DirectX APIs for 3D rendering. Your can use it for your Direct3D class.
- XXX::CreateContentProvider() : add a layer of Interoperability and return IDrawingSurfaceBackgroundContentProvider or IDrawingSurfaceContentProvider.
Your class must implement functions which are called by Direct3DContentProvider :
// IDrawingSurfaceContentProviderNative
HRESULT STDMETHODCALLTYPE Connect(_In_ IDrawingSurfaceRuntimeHostNative* host);
void STDMETHODCALLTYPE Disconnect();
HRESULT STDMETHODCALLTYPE PrepareResources(_In_ const LARGE_INTEGER* presentTargetTime, _Out_ BOOL* contentDirty);
HRESULT STDMETHODCALLTYPE GetTexture(_In_ const DrawingSurfaceSizeF* size, _Out_ IDrawingSurfaceSynchronizedTextureNative** synchronizedTexture, _Out_ DrawingSurfaceRectF* textureSubRectangle);
this method are called by Direct3DContentProvider to give Direct3D context for rendering.
IDrawingSurfaceBackgroundContentProvider and IDrawingSurfaceContentProvider are empty interface. They are only use to associate your class with target UI Controler. But XXX::CreateContentProvider() is mportant :
IDrawingSurfaceContentProvider^ Direct3DInterop::CreateContentProvider()
ComPtr<Direct3DContentProvider> provider = Make<Direct3DContentProvider>(this);
return reinterpret_cast<IDrawingSurfaceContentProvider^>(provider.Detach());
- Make<Direct3DContentProvider>(this); : encapsulate your class instance to a Direct3DContentProvider COM object.
- Cast COM Obect to IDrawingSurfaceContentProvider interface. You must use this returned instance to associate your rendering with UI Controler.
Reference links
Resources about C++ Direct3D development on Windows Phone :
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Recipe by Lisa Turner Cuisine: Mexican Published on August 16, 2010 Unique chunky salsa with earthy black-eyed peas, tangy tomatoes, sweet corn, fresh herbs and spices — a delicious medley of flavors for serving with nacho chips
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Has anyone watched the Series "Fabric of the Cosmos" hosted by Brian Greene? It was on PBS the other day and a portion of it talked about what is called the Holographic Principle or HologrpahicTheory.
Now this all sounds very far-fetched, unreal, or like a sci-fi movie but apparently it is based on the study black holes.
It goes something like this:
If you were to throw an object at a black hole (for example, an apple) that apple would head toward the black hole at an accelerating rate. Now, the common thought is that the apple would be consumed by the black hole and spit back out at the other end. However, this new theory suggests that all the information that is contained in that apple would be distributed over the surface of the black hole. So the apple would exist simply as information on the surface of the 2 dimensional perimeter of the black hole. However, inside the black hole (or, in some other dimension), the apple would exist as a 3 dimensional representation of the 2 dimensional information. So, this is to say, that the 3D apple does not exist, but its the 2D information is the only physical existence of the apple. The 3D apple is simply a hologram projected by the 2D information.
Now the crazy part is that this theory suggests that everything is actually 3 Dimensional representations of 2 Dimensional information that exists on the surface of a blackhole that we all live within. So, basically, everything we can see is actually just a hologram. It's like we all live in the Matrix.. well, sort of.
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Jenny Shannon, a member of the Rush U17 Girls Swoosh team will be laid to rest this Saturday, January 21. A visitation will be held from 4:00-7:00 p.m. Friday, January 20, 2012 at Swan Law Funeral Directors. Family and Friends will gather at Black Forest Lutheran Church Saturday, 2:00 p.m. for a Celebration of Jenny's Life.
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3 nothing wrong herearagorn7 | 21/11/2011 | See all aragorn7's reviews (76)I did not enjoy cars,but thaught this sequel was better.There was quite a lot of action,and a decent simple story.However,people reading this will be more interested in the 3d,and although the depth is great,this is yet another title that has no pop out at all.The picture as always though (with 3d blu rays)is stunning
5 Simply stunningStueeP | 27/11/2011 | See all StueeP's reviews (1)This has to be the best 3D movie I now own, colours are vibrant and it has plenty of depth which adds to the whole 3D experience. The story is also really good, love the references when they are in London!
5 Just love it!!Marky98 | 23/10/2011 | See all Marky98's reviews (9)What a great film.One of Pixars best in fact possibly better than the 1st one.Character are really good with some great stand out moments.This is a great film that all the family will love!!
2 I beg to differ!Frankyle | 12/05/2012 | See all Frankyle's reviews (21)As opposed to most of the above reviews, I think neither the film itself or the 3D elements are that great at all, yes there's a very good and precise sense of depth throghout the entire film but it fails to deliver one single WOW in terms of pop out effect and this coming from someone who thinks pop out isnt always necessary but the complete lack of it in this film and the long winded nature of the story make this one you wouldnt probably rewatch many times, I watched it for the second time just days ago with one of my nieces and I really can't say which one of us fell asleep first! ...I would even go as far as saying it becomes a little tedious which is a great big disappointment coming from Pixar! in NO way is it better than the first film.


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And want to take a little paper risk? Check out these bonds. I recently got into some and think they are a great investment.
The gist is this. The notes pay 5% yield and the principle is linked to the price of silver, with every bond(par $1000) being equal to 66.7oz of silver. So they are priced as if silver is $15. Since silver is $31 the principle is currently valued over $2000. It begins to payout in 2015, through 2018. As you can see from the pdf, the annualized rate of return is currently around 22% and will only go higher if silver goes higher(like most on here believe). I am not a huge fan of silver any longer, but some diversification at such an attractive rate is very nice.
The company has been operationally cash flow positive for the last several quarters. They recently did a gold linked debt offering and now have a lot of cash on their balance sheet. The insiders own a big part of the company, both equity and debt(these notes specifically). The note is a senior note, but unsecured. Per the prospectus they will store up the silver and sell it to pay off the loans.
I own this in my 401k, so there is no foreign tax withholding on interest, so holding it outside of a tax deferred account might be tricky. Keep that in mind.
Let me know what you guys think.


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