User:Bluedwarf
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- Name: Takashi Nakamoto
- OOo alias: bluedwarf
- Email: bluedwarf@openoffice.org
- Hometown: Chiba, Japan
- Residence: Kyoto, Japan
- Working on:
- Japanese Reconversion
- Translations into Japanese like OpenOffice.org repository for Extension.
- Name order problem; i109681
- Past contribution:
- Localized download statistics for Marketing project.
- Page maintenance of Japanese Native Language Project.
- Patch contribution of JIS and ASC functions and related transliteration modules.
- Minor patches.
- Many other contributions in documentation, translation, marketing.
- Seminor about OpenOffice.org Extension at Mozilla Party 9.0
- Past contribution outside OpenOffice.org community:
- Writing articles about OpenOffice.org for books and magazines
- 短期連載「OpenOffice.org操縦術」 (日経Linux 2004.10~2005.4)
- 「オープンガイドブック OpenOffice.org 2.0」 共著(9章)
- 特集 「OpenOffice.orgで実現! 次世代オフィススイート活用法」 (Software Design 2006.5)
- 「OpenOffice.org 2.0 オフィシャルユーザーズガイド」 マクロの章を担当
- Linuxレポート「『OpenOffice.org 2.3』が登場」 (日経Linux 2007.11)
- 「オープンガイドブック OpenOffice.org 3.0」 監修
- Seminors in some open source events.
- Writing articles about OpenOffice.org for books and magazines
My note
- User:Bluedwarf/Asian Phonetic Guide
- Commands of WinGdb
- Call stacks
- k: Display call stack
- kp: Display call stack with full parameters for each function called
- kb: Display call stack with the first three parameters passed to each function
- kM: Display call stack in DML format, where frame numbers link to a .frame/dv command which displays locals for the frame
- Memory handling
- d: Display memory in the specified address.
- da: Display memory in the specified address as ASCII string.
- du: Display memory in the specified address as Unicode string.
- dt: Display information about the specified local variable, function, parameter, global or data type.
- dv: Display local variables
- Break points
- bl: Display breakpoint list
- bp: Set breakpoint
- bc: Clear a breakpoint. The number shown by "bl" command should be specified.
- ba: Set a breakpoint which stops the program when the specified memory address is accessed.
- C++ evaluation
- ?? (expr): Evaluate the specified C++ statement.
- ?? $!symbol: Evaluate the specified local symbol.
- Call stacks