After building a Qt-project I get sometimes on start-up of the executable the error “Executable failed … 0xc0000135″. This problem can arise because the build directories are corrupt. Such corruption occurs for instance when upgrading one of the components of the tool chain. In >> >>
| 13 May, 2012 (published) 13 May, 2012 (last modified) |
| 30 March, 2012 (published) 30 March, 2012 (last modified) |
Practical solution to Skype crashing on Windows
Large-scale software companies know how to deal with bugs. In addition their developers know how to build software with low dependencies. You do not want your software to depend on the dark corners of Windows. You do not want that any small change to the registry or that any missed operating >> >>
| 22 March, 2012 (published) 22 March, 2012 (last modified) |
“200 OK (url)” SVN error message
Getting tired of gui SVN clients I started to use the command line approach. It took me quite some time to discover what in my case the message “200 OK (my_ur)” after a checkout meant. The OK is confusing indeed, because it is an error message with no help. Here is the >> >>
| 22 March, 2012 (published) 28 March, 2012 (last modified) |
Compiling OpenSSL on a MacBook Air
Compiling OpenSSL on a Mac used to be quite complicated. A Mac is shipped with OpenSSl, but the user/develeoper might want to have control over the version and configuration. If you follow the following steps you will get your own OpenSSLversion on your Mac.
- Download the OpenSSl >> >>