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Here are language files for VDM:

• VDM-SL
• VDM-PP
• VDM-RT

vdm.lang (9.94 kb)

vdmpp.lang (10.15 kb)

vdmrt.lang (10.25 kb)

vdmsl.lang (9.95 kb)

vpp.lang (10.14 kb)

Tools, Ubuntu

DebugView is an application to monitor debug output.

From Microsoft TechNet:

DebugView is an application that lets you monitor debug output on your local system, or any computer on the network that you can reach via TCP/IP. It is capable of displaying both kernel-mode and Win32 debug output, so you don't need a debugger to catch the debug output your applications or device drivers generate, nor do you need to modify your applications or drivers to use non-standard debug output APIs.

Link

Windows Vista, Tools, C#

Here is a small Firefox plug-in which enables you to do encoding and decoding of text between different encodings.

http://leetkey.mozdev.org/index.html

Tools

Ja vi fik lidt sne i løbet af december 2009. Her er lidt aften billeder som det så ud 22. December om aftenen.

Ja lidt sne i forhaven kan man vel godt kalde det.

Og lidt sne i indkørslen er der da os.

Men der er dog rydet så busserne kan køre.

To enable the Japanese characters (Shift-JIS) the operation system needs to install the fonts.

This is how to do it in Windows Xp:

1. Install the fonts. This is done in the Regional Options under languages
2. Select the Install files for East Asian languages. The windows cd is needed.
3. After this a restart is needed.
4. In Eclipse select properties of the file which contains Japanese characters and select Test file encoding.
5. Chose: UTF-8 and click ok.
   
6. Now you can open the file with any editor in Eclipse and it should show the file correctly.

Here is a link to a site which describes how to do the same for other operation systems.

Eclipse, Windows Vista

Oreilly online book chapter: link

Ubuntu, Linux

Here is a small example of how to create a low level keyboard hook with the Win32 API. Example can be found here.

C#

Here is a link to a C# command line parser library: link

C#

Windows has a command line interface for the wireless profiles, here are a few commands which can be usefulle:

• netsh wlan show profiles (show all profiles)
• netsh wlan export profile name=”NetworknetForFree” folder=C:\
  • If the profile name is left out all profiles are exported
• netsh wlan add profile filename=”c:\Wireless Network Connection-NetworknetForFree.xml” user=all

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To get the most of Maven you properly want to use features like the site and deploy plug-ins. Here you can build modules of a project and upload them so other just can use them. With the site plug-in you can easily make documentation from your javadoc and the information from the Maven structure is automatically included as the core structure in the website.

SourceForge

• Shell service
• SCP
• SFTP
• Project web

Integration guides

• Maven and sourceforge
• Deploy to Source Forge
• Get the most out of Maven 2 site generation

Maven 2 general plug-ins links

• javadoc
• site
• mini guide

Maven goals

• mvn site:stage -DstagingDirectory=C:\site
• mvn site-deploy

Maven2