Articles by Dave Loeser (Articles: 5)

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MFC	Using a Doc/View exported from a dynamically loaded DLL (SDI) 6 May 2002 Updated: 6 May 2002 Rating: 4.93/5 Votes: 13 Popularity: 5.32 Licence: Not specified Views: 202,150 Bookmarked: 75 Downloaded: 4,762 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. An article on on how to load DLLs which export views into a SDI Application
	Getting an MX record (the easy way) 27 Feb 2003 Updated: 27 Feb 2003 Rating: 4.55/5 Votes: 16 Popularity: 5.07 Licence: Not specified Views: 139,075 Bookmarked: 35 Downloaded: 2,076 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Using DNSQuery() to get an MX record
WTL	Using a View (dialog) exported from a dynamically loaded DLL (SDI) in WTL 6 Oct 2003 Updated: 6 Oct 2003 Rating: 3.00/5 Votes: 6 Popularity: 2.33 Licence: Not specified Views: 71,574 Bookmarked: 17 Downloaded: 1,466 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. An article on on how to load DLLs that export views (dialogs) into a SDI Application under WTL
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C#	A C# Mersenne Twister class 5 Oct 2003 Updated: 5 Oct 2003 Rating: 4.20/5 Votes: 11 Popularity: 4.20 Licence: Not specified Views: 103,408 Bookmarked: 22 Downloaded: 2,926 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A pseudorandom number generator.
C++	A Mersenne Twister Class 21 Oct 2002 Updated: 18 Feb 2003 Rating: 4.86/5 Votes: 16 Popularity: 5.85 Licence: Not specified Views: 137,996 Bookmarked: 53 Downloaded: 1,644 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A pseudorandom number generator.

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Dave Loeser

Web Developer

United States

Dave has been programming for the past 20+ years first on a variety of platforms and operating systems using various languages. As a hobbyist Dave cut his teeth on the Commodore Pet and the 64 coding in basic and then moving to 6502 ASM. Dave moved to the Amiga using 68000 ASM and then C. His knowledge of the C language offered the stepping stone for him to make his hobby his profession taking a position coding C on an AIX Unix platform. Since then he has worked on many flavors of Unix, QNX, Windows (3.11 – present), and has been coding games for his Pocket PC in his spare time.

Dave lives in Indiana with his two teenage daughters and two cats.