Announcement: 3

Axum Incubation Project announcement

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    This forum has been archived_06/10th,2012
    Pan Zhang
    Thank you to everyone who participated in this forum.  It has been retired, but
    it will remain available as read-only.
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    Axum for Visual Studio 2010 RTM is here!
    Artur Laksberg

    I’m pleased to announce that today we’ve released an updated version (0.3) of Axum that works with Visual Studio 2010 RTM. To get it, go to our DevLabs site (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/devlabs/dd795202.aspx) and click on "Download Axum for VS 2010"

     

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    Axum Forum Guidelines
    Josh Phillips

    Welcome to the Axum community!

     

    If you’ve stumbled across this forum by accident, please stay and read more about the project on our blog.  We guarantee you’ll find it interesting! 

     

    We’re very pleased to bring you a new and exciting incubation technology designed with safe, productive, and scalable parallel programming in mind.  Please use this forum to ask general questions, report bugs, request features, and freely discuss any of the concepts that Axum explores. As an incubation project, Axum feeds off of your feedback and this is the best place to provide it!  Lastly, keep in mind that Axum is an incubation project and Microsoft has not committed to shipping it.  If you think Axum would be a valuable tool in your developer toolkit, tell us about it!  That’s the best way to turn incubation into a shipping product. ;)

     

    If you’re reporting what you think is a bug, please take the following steps:

    1)      Make sure you have the latest version of Axum installed.  You can check your version by opening the Axum Readme file.  There’s a shortcut on your start menu!  If you don’t have the latest version, install it; it just might have a fix for the issue.  New versions will be announced in this forum and on the blog.

    2)      If you have the latest version installed and still have the same issue, do a preliminary search of the forums to see if the issue (and solution) has already been posted.  If no solution has been posted, see if you can provide any additional information to help us take care of the bug.

    3)      If the issue hasn’t been posted before, create a new post.

    4)      Please post  the version of Axum you are using (again, this is listed in the readme file), any relevant source code, and, finally, the steps to reproduce the error.

     

    For more general information on Axum check out the Dev Labs site or our blog!

     

    Thanks,

    The Axum Team

Announcement: 3

Axum Incubation Project announcement

  • Link
    This forum has been archived_06/10th,2012
    Pan Zhang
    Thank you to everyone who participated in this forum.  It has been retired, but
    it will remain available as read-only.
  • Link
    Axum for Visual Studio 2010 RTM is here!
    Artur Laksberg

    I’m pleased to announce that today we’ve released an updated version (0.3) of Axum that works with Visual Studio 2010 RTM. To get it, go to our DevLabs site (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/devlabs/dd795202.aspx) and click on "Download Axum for VS 2010"

     

  • Link
    Axum Forum Guidelines
    Josh Phillips

    Welcome to the Axum community!

     

    If you’ve stumbled across this forum by accident, please stay and read more about the project on our blog.  We guarantee you’ll find it interesting! 

     

    We’re very pleased to bring you a new and exciting incubation technology designed with safe, productive, and scalable parallel programming in mind.  Please use this forum to ask general questions, report bugs, request features, and freely discuss any of the concepts that Axum explores. As an incubation project, Axum feeds off of your feedback and this is the best place to provide it!  Lastly, keep in mind that Axum is an incubation project and Microsoft has not committed to shipping it.  If you think Axum would be a valuable tool in your developer toolkit, tell us about it!  That’s the best way to turn incubation into a shipping product. ;)

     

    If you’re reporting what you think is a bug, please take the following steps:

    1)      Make sure you have the latest version of Axum installed.  You can check your version by opening the Axum Readme file.  There’s a shortcut on your start menu!  If you don’t have the latest version, install it; it just might have a fix for the issue.  New versions will be announced in this forum and on the blog.

    2)      If you have the latest version installed and still have the same issue, do a preliminary search of the forums to see if the issue (and solution) has already been posted.  If no solution has been posted, see if you can provide any additional information to help us take care of the bug.

    3)      If the issue hasn’t been posted before, create a new post.

    4)      Please post  the version of Axum you are using (again, this is listed in the readme file), any relevant source code, and, finally, the steps to reproduce the error.

     

    For more general information on Axum check out the Dev Labs site or our blog!

     

    Thanks,

    The Axum Team