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mklimenko.github.io
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| | | | | In 2016, before moving to GitHub pages as a hosting platform for this blog, I wrote a little post about CI and automated builds for C++ projects as a synopsis for the week I spent at work with this task. Currently, we're modernizing the technological stack for one of our paramount product (neural network middleware for the NeuroMatrix processors called NMDL) and one of the tasks is to configure and maintain the continuous integration system. The modernizing process also involved integration and renovation of tools, projects, architecture VCS and various "best practices", I hope I'll compile it as a talk at some C++ conference. | |
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thecodinginterface.com
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| | | | | In this article I demonstrate how to install OpenCV for C++ from source using cmake. Following this I show how to configure my favorite code editor, Visual Studio Code (VS Code), along with the awesome Microsoft extensions CMake Tools and C/C++ IntelliSense which provides a fantastic, productivity boosting, development environment. | |
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www.babaei.net
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| | | | | Previously I've described the process of building Crypto++ on both FreeBSD and Windows using the GCC, MinGW and VC++ compilers. Now, we want to develop our own cross-platform cryptographic wrapper library around Crypto++. I've already uploaded the full source code to GitHub. You can find the link to the code on GitHub at the end of this article. Before you proceed, you have to build the Crypto++ library as I mentioned earlier here. | |
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mxbo.neocities.org
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