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Qt + CMake = Easy Life

September 3, 2019 Andrew KirikTools

Do you want to be able build GUI application once and run it on Window and Linux? Qt might be the answer.Also in this lesson we will be using cross platform build tool named CMake.[…]

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.NET Core (or “No Hands” programming part 2)

November 24, 2018March 20, 2019 Andrew KirikUnix Programming

Today we are going to create Hello World application without writing single line of code. And we are going to create Hello World application on Windows but we will test in on Linux. Java again[…]

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GoogleTest, Unit Test for C++

April 2, 2018March 20, 2019 Andrew KirikUnit Test

There are several unit test frameworks for C/C++ but we will take a look at Google Test. First you will need to download and build it. It’s available here. Follow the instructions how to build[…]

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Python

September 12, 2017September 13, 2017 Andrew KirikProgramming

Python is very similar to Perl so to save myself some time I would do copy/paste/replace… 🙂 Python is scripting language; that means you don’t compile it to executable, like C/C++, nor compile it to[…]

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Perl

September 11, 2017September 12, 2017 Andrew KirikProgramming

Perl is scripting language; that means you don’t compile it to executable, like C/C++, nor compile it to binary file which executed by special environment, like Java of .Net Core. Instead you write a script[…]

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Ant

September 10, 2017December 26, 2017 Andrew KirikTools

If, after reading Java post, someone is curious if it’s possible to use makefile to compile Java applications – the answer would be yes. But there are better ways to do it. One of them[…]

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Java, Hello World

September 8, 2017September 12, 2017 Andrew KirikProgramming

Compiling Java sources won’t produce executable which could be run independently. It produces binary code which is executed by Java. So in order to run Java program you need Java to be installed. Just to[…]

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Hello, World on C/C++ on Windows, part II

August 11, 2017March 20, 2019 Andrew KirikProgramming

This time we are going to use Windows SDK. We are going to write a program which would accept file name as command line parameter and would print out content of that file. This could[…]

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Hello, World on C/C++ on Windows

August 10, 2017September 12, 2017 Andrew KirikProgramming

On to Windows. And we will continue using command line only, no Studio yet. The are two options in my opinion: Cygwin which is Linux stimulations and Visual C++ 2015 Build Tools. Microsoft stuff is[…]

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