I’m currently reading this book: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596005269.do?sortby=bestSellers which is basically an old version of “C# In a Nutshell”. It’s still relevant even though there is like 4 updates to the book. I got it from the bookshelf at the office and funnily enough I actually just opened it and started reading it and well, I ‘got hooked’. So I’ve been reading it while waiting for the bus in the evening and on the bus in the morning. Yesterday I discovered some very interesting aspects of c#: usage of pointers such as those found in C. Very cool. My ultimate goal is to start reading the section on interop because I’d like integrate my C Library into a WPF application (C#) and while I get there I’m enjoying the process of getting there….

I worked a bit more on adding logging to my broker, so now if you want to set the loglevel=0, you just get log0() messages, if you set the loglevel=1, you’ve increased the loglevel and so, you get log0() and log1() calls meaning you get more detailed logging. This makes sense because you;ve increased the logging level and thus log1() is more verbose than log0().