> cmake is a build system generator that generates the build scripts for whatever build system you want or using like Makefile for make, build.ninja for ninja. If you open the generated script and take a look you can see that they are infact calling g++ or whatever compiler you use or configured in cmake as commands to compile.
Yeah but doing so manually is an exercise in futility
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I'm writing a Test on Friday on C++. Up until Functions. What can I use to help me study and improve my coding?
Vlad
I'm writing a Test on Friday on C++. Up until Functions. What can I use to help me study and improve my coding?
Funny enough your notes and materials you were given by the uni
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cppquiz.org
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You can try this but it expects you to already have some experience with the language
Vlad
Funny enough your notes and materials you were given by the uni
You can also peek info from literally any C++ book for beginners
Divies
You can also check out topics there you feel you don't know 100%
Thank you. I will check it out. I do have the general knowledge of what to do but there is some stuff I do forget which is irritating.
Divies
Especially when doing a large amount of code. So I want to make sure I'm ready to tackle the test. So once again thanks for the help!
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Do you know of cppreference.com ?
Vlad
There's also man in linux
Vlad
Don't even need internet for that
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Divies
It is time brotha to stop coding at random and read the docs to double check yourself
Oh I don't think I fully understand what you meant. He gives us exercises to do. Which I do so it isn't fully random.
Vlad
Oh I don't think I fully understand what you meant. He gives us exercises to do. Which I do so it isn't fully random.
What I meant is to read what the library code you are using does and what it expects
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What it returns as well and why
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What I meant is to read what the library code you are using does and what it expects
Instead of "bro i dunno i just call it whaddya mean"
Divies
Oh i see. Yeah that makes sense.
Divies
I'll study up on the material you sent me. Thanks! I'll also go through the library code you mentioned properly.
Simple Sorcerer
Hi guys.
Who can share their opinion about automatic build systems, or recommend considering something new.
Of those that I am familiar with:
make - everything is clear
AutoTools - Priority on stability. Provides the ability to build even the oldest code. Very good, I think to use for code written in C (not C++)
CMake - Simpler than AutoTools. And loses in stability. In order to build code based on the old version of CMake, you need to enable support for the old syntax. Or install the old CMake. Perhaps I don't like it the most.
Meson - It seems to me that it is better than CMake. I haven't figured it out so well yet and also have not encountered problems with the build. Use in new projects.
What do you think about the library version matching libtool (current, revision, age)? Unlike semantic versioning (major, minor, patch). In my opinion, the first one carries more useful information about compatibility.
What do you think about this?
What are your preferences?
Vlad
In other languages as well
Vlad
Anyone who tries to tell you otherwise is either zealot and/or lying
Vlad
Make? Hell for anything slightly bigger then a helloworld. 5k loc makefiles are no joke
Automake? GNU hell
CMake? Industry standard hell for C++
Meson? "New" shiny hell
Vlad
Package managers then add their own hell on top
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Illa
Hi guys.
Who can share their opinion about automatic build systems, or recommend considering something new.
Of those that I am familiar with:
make - everything is clear
AutoTools - Priority on stability. Provides the ability to build even the oldest code. Very good, I think to use for code written in C (not C++)
CMake - Simpler than AutoTools. And loses in stability. In order to build code based on the old version of CMake, you need to enable support for the old syntax. Or install the old CMake. Perhaps I don't like it the most.
Meson - It seems to me that it is better than CMake. I haven't figured it out so well yet and also have not encountered problems with the build. Use in new projects.
What do you think about the library version matching libtool (current, revision, age)? Unlike semantic versioning (major, minor, patch). In my opinion, the first one carries more useful information about compatibility.
What do you think about this?
What are your preferences?
I don't write complex and big projects and can't know how it's feeling in it , but in my projects ( i write it in C ) i write my own building tool in C , i think that language must gave capability building itself without any problems. But in our case it's difficult imagine and CMake will be good option
Leovan
Hey guys, I have few questions about tracy profiler + Visual Studio:
1. In sampling mode in the main thread I see all functions in the world, is it possible to filter them? I want to see only my functions from code
2. When I close my app in Visual Studio during capture, tracy gives me a "Connection Lost" warning. How to properly end the capture?
3. To run tracy I was added TracyClient.cpp and defined TRACY_ENABLE in my .sln. Is it sampling mode? Is it possible to run tracy without any changes in my project (without TracyClient.cpp and TRACY_ENABLE)?
touhou
Make? Hell for anything slightly bigger then a helloworld. 5k loc makefiles are no joke
Automake? GNU hell
CMake? Industry standard hell for C++
Meson? "New" shiny hell
😂 I feel the same way, but I thought I just have skill issue using make.
touhou
I just recently got to know about xmake build utility, [xmake(dot)io], haven't tried it yet, but they seem to be in very active development.
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Hi guys.
Who can share their opinion about automatic build systems, or recommend considering something new.
Of those that I am familiar with:
make - everything is clear
AutoTools - Priority on stability. Provides the ability to build even the oldest code. Very good, I think to use for code written in C (not C++)
CMake - Simpler than AutoTools. And loses in stability. In order to build code based on the old version of CMake, you need to enable support for the old syntax. Or install the old CMake. Perhaps I don't like it the most.
Meson - It seems to me that it is better than CMake. I haven't figured it out so well yet and also have not encountered problems with the build. Use in new projects.
What do you think about the library version matching libtool (current, revision, age)? Unlike semantic versioning (major, minor, patch). In my opinion, the first one carries more useful information about compatibility.
What do you think about this?
What are your preferences?
I used a lot of GNU make and some mk. I also built with just rc/bash. Simple tools are simple, doing complex things with make is taxing, and anything useful becomes immediately either terribly verbose/copy-pasted or cryptic.
CMake being a meta-build system, it is pretty comfy, for small/simple projects it is simple, and it is easy to have abstractions for testing and all that jazz, or automation in general. Also like everything with abstraction it is easy to overengineer things. But FetchContent is life and allows to split complex projects into a big umbrella project and import in the parts directly from SCMs.
I did my best to avoid Meson, only used it twice. It was... spiritually taxing.
Semver is useful for ordering versions and displaying compatibility between them. I generally do semver and replace the patch part with a git/fossil identifier. I never used libtool, I don't intend to. Generally I write libraries with size in mind and static linking is pretty good
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Hello
Im studying cpp but now i need left it and start with c
My goal is ( low level , kernel , game engine , os , games )
Is this right guys? I need help very much
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C programming is good language
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Which lamguage is used to make a calculator outline
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No
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Calculator built using program
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Calculator format
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Or whut
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No
Vlad
You will have to be more concrete
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Calcutaor graphical fornat in out put
Vlad
Right?
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Pavel
Maybe they mean plotting graphs?
Pavel
In any case, the answer is C++ 😁
Vlad
Maybe they mean plotting graphs?
Who knows, fellow ZIm above has some language/terminology barrier
Pavel
Why only C++ then?
Well, I would either need to answer one language, or say "any language", or say nothing.
Pavel
I decided on the first option.
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