In C+ SQLite Yet Another Api (YAPI) Part 2, we will be explaining how is User Defined Functions, SQLite mechanism wrapped up.
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BitTorrent Technology built in Windows 10?
[Update 2018 Oct 21]
This morning this post, came out into my focus again as it poped-up among the most popular ones. Who or what made these views I do not know. In any case: welcome.
Anyway. Bit Torrent Sync is now called “Resilio” Inc. They have built a company around it. And it appears there is a free version for personal use.
Please check here. I think I am going to install this on all my devices, and a few more, and use.
Sometimes we need to say: “Just say no to the cloud”.
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C++ How to create unique types, from the all stack template. Simple matrix
Consider this:
1 2 3 4 5 | // this is not a type template<typename C> struct buffer { // every instance of template shares this value static inline mutable size_t count = 1024U ; }; |
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C++ Macros with variable number of arguments
C++ Macros with a variable number of arguments, or even worse sounding “Variadic Macro’s“.
Why would anybody need this? Like C++ is not “hard enough” already, one might exclaim? Well. standard C/C++ is not hard. But to learn anything properly, good examples are priceless. Here is one good example.
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C++ How to make unwanted code, legal but non-existent
What is “non-existent”? That is: it is compiled into zero bytes. It is non-existent in the resulting executable. So, in C++, how to make unwanted code legal but non-existent?
Ok, and, you might want it back sometime in the near future? Well, that is simple, say you, there is this well known, mature and universally used macro that does make unused code “get out of the way”
// de-facto standard
#define UNUSED(x) (void)x
If this macro makes you ask questions please read on, otherwise, leave in peace. Continue reading “C++ How to make unwanted code, legal but non-existent”
