Last week I went to Tadoussac for whale watching. Lessons learned….
1.) August is a great time to watch whales (sun) , but
2.) the McGill Outdoor Club‘s notion of a three-person tent is not the same as ours. đ
(And who the hell is supposed to sleep comfortably on that thermarest?)
More photos here.
Montreal is quite big but I cannot believe that it took me eight months to discover this new addition to Montrealâs public art scene. Montreal Graffiti Artist Jasmin Guerard-Alie painted this fantastic graffiti as part of a challenge by the City of Montreal. Martin Ujlaki has more about it.
After my last tutorial on using Soot on the command line, this is the second of a series of blog posts about frequently asked questions with using Soot. Todayâs topic will be on Sootâs eclipse plugin.
This is the first of what will be a series of blog posts about frequently asked questions with using Soot. I will try to cover different topics like using Soot from the command line, as a framework and in form of its Eclipse plug-in. This is basically a user-friendly digested version of all the fabulous Soot tutorials that we have online already. Todayâs topic will be on Sootâs command line and phase options.
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This is a small recap of ISSTA 2008. Itâs a little belated but I thought better late than never.
On Sunday I attended Defectsâ08 which was the first (!) International Workshop on Defects in Large Software Systems. The group of people was kind of interesting in the sense that I knew nobody in person when I got there. The primary may have been that there is a subtle difference between detecting software âdefectsâ (which they focus on) and âAPI violationsâ (which I focus on): When looking for program points where API specifications are violated then your are given a specification. Therefore any usage of the API that does not conform with that specification is âby definitionâ an error, even if nothing bad actually happens.
