I found quite interesting an article about a thing that is known for much of us, but that remain unknown for others: the latest economical and political ideas are having a very bad impact in countries like Mexico and the located in center and south America, like social segregation, a minority with much money and so on.
A great article here, at Deutsche Welle, http://www.dw-tv.com/dw/article/0,1564,1681370,00.html
miércoles, agosto 17, 2005
jueves, agosto 11, 2005
The new Marcos show
The latest declarations of Marcos, one of the most important men behind the EZLN -this in Mexico-, are quite interesting, since one can't tell the _true_ reasons behind them. Why to bring them right now, when the federal elections are near? Why did he break relations with the PRD?
A very good essay about this fact here
A very good essay about this fact here
lunes, abril 18, 2005
Very good article about the current political show in Mexico
I just read a very good article about the political show that was begun by our not very good president and basically the two right handed political groups in Mexico, and what causes could it bring.
The article here.
The article here.
lunes, marzo 21, 2005
International day of the elimination of the discrimination
I found that today is the International Day of the elimination of the discrimination.
Probably in a lot of places there's almost nothing of it, but there still are places where there is a lot, in a way or another.
Here in Mexico, we have some kind of implicit discrimination, where the people with power, money, or thins like that feel they have more value than others.
A good article is here: http://www.dw-tv.com/dw/article/0,1564,1525039,00.html
Probably in a lot of places there's almost nothing of it, but there still are places where there is a lot, in a way or another.
Here in Mexico, we have some kind of implicit discrimination, where the people with power, money, or thins like that feel they have more value than others.
A good article is here: http://www.dw-tv.com/dw/article/0,1564,1525039,00.html
viernes, marzo 04, 2005
Good article about politics in Mexico
Here is a good article about politics in Mexico, and the problem of having such bad politicians and what they can do to get the power.
viernes, febrero 25, 2005
Reflection only now supported in Mono
I've finally committed the code to support Reflection only methods in Mono to the SVN repository. Basically, the methods are designed to be useful in those cases when only metadata is needed, and no methods/fields/properties are used/invoked. This is specially good with tools that only need to load the metadata information (such method name, parameter types, field types, etc) to show app information, or have special neeeds.
A good description can be found here. This new api will be part of the next release of .Net (Whidbey), and currently no more information is avalaible.
However, here I have some additional details:
Something very important to be noted, is the fact that we currently don't avoid the creation of some inneccesary data structures for ReflectionOnly assemblies. That will likely change in the next days/weeks/months, and it's a matter of performance, not of behavior (the impact is not that big).
Thanks to Zoltan and Paolo for their help.
A good description can be found here. This new api will be part of the next release of .Net (Whidbey), and currently no more information is avalaible.
However, here I have some additional details:
- Reflection only and non reflection only assemblies are loaded separately, which means that it is possible to have loaded in both ways the same assembly.
- MemberInfo and other elements will throw InvalidOperationException when calling Invoke(), which is the exception used to warn that the members are in a reflection only assembly, and thus can not be invoked/assigned.
- References are not automatically loaded, which means that all of them should be manually loaded. Mscorlib is the only one that is not needed in this form, and currently we use the loaded one as if it were a reflecion only. Note that we *could* change this in the future, altought I don't think it will happen.
- Custom Attributes are retrieved in the form of CustomAttributeData class, which contains the attribute information in a 'raw' way. CustomAttributeTypedArgument and CustomAttributeNamedArgument structs will contain the information about typed and named argument, respectively. (Note: We currently don't support this; however, I hope to have them in SVN as quick as I can)
Something very important to be noted, is the fact that we currently don't avoid the creation of some inneccesary data structures for ReflectionOnly assemblies. That will likely change in the next days/weeks/months, and it's a matter of performance, not of behavior (the impact is not that big).
Thanks to Zoltan and Paolo for their help.
jueves, febrero 24, 2005
I'm in Monologue!!!
Yeah, the next post will be the first one in being included in Monologue (sindicalization around Mono project).
Monologue can be found here.
Monologue can be found here.
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