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Write unit tests for C/C++ in Visual Studio
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/test/writing-unit-tests-for-c-cpp?view=vs-2019
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Test-driven development and unit testing with examples in C++
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Building a load-balanced task scheduler – Part 1: Basics
https://blog.molecular-matters.com/2012/04/05/building-a-load-balanced-task-scheduler-part-1-basics/
Building a load-balanced task scheduler – Part 2: Task model
Building a load-balanced task scheduler – Part 3: Parent-child relationships
Building a load-balanced task scheduler – Part 4: False sharing
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Building your own unit-testing framework
#Cpp #UnitTest
#UnitTestingFramework
#GapryBlogReadingListhttp://cpp-tip-of-the-day.blogspot.com/2015/09/building-your-own-unit-testing-framework.html
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Developing a C++ Unit Testing Framework
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How to Write a Minimal Unit Testing Framework in C++
#Cpp #UnitTest
#UnitTestingFramework
#GapryBlogReadingListhttps://levelup.gitconnected.com/how-to-write-a-minimal-unit-testing-framework-in-c-fd5f3094e360
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Why LLVM is so slow. And why Koka is faster than C++. My post.
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Kung tunay ngang no-threat na ang #CPP #NPA #NDF why won't the #army and #airforce sacrifice their bloated budgets so we could focus on modernizing our #navy and #coastguard? You know, to effectively counter the #Chinese threat? :sagume_think:
There are only two conclusions to be drawn here: either the #AFP is lying (again) about our local #Maoists' capabilities, or they are scamming the #Filipino #taxpayers out of their hard-earned money. :seija_coffee:
RE: https://makai.chaotic.ninja/notes/9rjtq0celd -
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Unlock the Power of Parallel Computing With SWAR (SIMD Within A Register) – Jamie Pond – C++ on Sea
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Unlock the Power of Parallel Computing With SWAR (SIMD Within A Register) – Jamie Pond – C++ on Sea
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Unlock the Power of Parallel Computing With SWAR (SIMD Within A Register) – Jamie Pond – C++ on Sea
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Unlock the Power of Parallel Computing With SWAR (SIMD Within A Register) – Jamie Pond – C++ on Sea
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Unlock the Power of Parallel Computing With SWAR (SIMD Within A Register) – Jamie Pond – C++ on Sea
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Unlock the Power of Parallel Computing With SWAR (SIMD Within A Register) – Jamie Pond – C++ on Sea
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I finally published a first version of my #cpp build system: #Dedalo.
It's a very strongly opinionated build system with 2 core goals:
- To be able to build C++ projects with nothing but a C++ compiler. No additional script languages to learn, nor complex tools to install.
- To be able to distribute the build system with your project. No more fighting with incompatible versions.#MIT license so no headaches.
https://github.com/javiersalcedopuyo/dedalo
(macOS and Linux only for now)
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Starting from next month eligible nursing, midwifery, teaching, and social work students will be able to apply for the Commonwealth Prac Payment (CPP), designed to help with the everyday expenses associated with undertaking unpaid placements. If this is you, see the link below to put your application in.
https://www.education.gov.au/commonwealth-prac-payment-cpp
#FlindersUni
https://students.flinders.edu.au/finances-and-admin/commonwealth-prac-payment#AdelaideUni
https://alp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=579ea9d77e8fcfa5ed7ead50e&id=41723c67bc&e=05104dea20#UniSA
https://study.unisa.edu.au/student-placements-and-internships/commonwealth-prac-payment/ -
RE: https://fosstodon.org/@glloyd/115966242032349737
And now I fixed it, just needs to be merged.
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Found bug in clang-tidy with C++20 modules. A single check can conflict with itself.
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What is the reasonable way to test internal parts of a module?
For a complex module I want unit tests for parts that I do not want to export. Do I make an internals module that can be tested. Then have the actual module which only re-export what I intend to be the library's interface?
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Working with #cpp20 #cppmodules with #ninjabuild and #cmake
How can I run just the scan/dynamic based bits so that I can run clang-tidy without a full build?
ATM I have this hack
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# cmake config
cmake --preset thing# select what I need made
ninja -C build -t inputs | grep -E '\.cppm\.o$|\.o\.modmap$' | xargs -r ninja -C build# then I can run clang-tidy
```There must be a better way
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So, You Want to Use C++ Modules … Cross-Platform? – by @DanielaKEngert – C++ on Sea 2023
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJTEUFRslbI
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“The Two Factions Of C++”, Mond (https://herecomesthemoon.net/2024/11/two-factions-of-cpp/).
On HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42231489
On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/owmlgx/two_factions_c
On /r/cpp: https://old.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/1gyxhss/the_two_factions_of_c/
#CPP #CPlusPlus #ABI #BackwardCompatibility #Standards #Compatibility
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Cpparinfer: A C++23 implementation of the parinfer algorithm
https://gitlab.com/w0utert/cpparinfer
#HackerNews #Cpparinfer #C++23 #parinfer #algorithm #programming #open-source
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Working in the city library today 🤩 Some basic math library.
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All right, another game is out! Mansion Malevolence is available for free for PC and Android on my Itch.io: https://nerudaj.itch.io/mansion-malevolence
The game is a demake of classic survival horror Resident Evil, reimagined as a solitaire card game that you can play in short bursts while commuting.
The game was made in C++, using SFML for rendering and sounds and TGUI for UI. Source code is available on GitHub: https://github.com/nerudaj/MansionMalevolence
#gamedev #indiedev #MansionMalevolence #ScreenshotSaturday #SFML #TGUI #cpp
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Christmas Horse gamedev stream:
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Christmas Horse gamedev stream:
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Christmas Horse gamedev stream:
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Begun creating a new PSG (Provided Symbol Group) for Grambol (https://github.com/Hapaxia/Grambol/wiki):
Flags!
Obviously, I've stuck to the more simple ones for now (mostly striped) but there are so many more to come!
The image is a screenshot of what I have so far (challenge: can you name them all?!)