Boost program_options
I have been spending time recently writing command line apps in C++11. Each time I wanted a way of handling command line arguments flexibly. I chose to use the boost::program_options library. The …
I have been spending time recently writing command line apps in C++11. Each time I wanted a way of handling command line arguments flexibly. I chose to use the boost::program_options library. The …
I am about to embark on a new Java project so I thought I would take a look at the current state of build tools for Java projects. First I thought I would draw up some assessment criteria to use as a …
I like to commit code frequently when working on a project. I also like to use the command line for building, testing and committing code. So I thought it would be nice to have a way to check the …
Continuous Deployment is the act of automatically deploying an application every time the build is successful. I am currently working with a development team that is working towards continuous …
Following up on the [next_permutation]({% post_url 2013-08-03-next_permutation %}) from a couple of weeks ago word finder uses next_permutation to find words in character sequences. Uses the aspell C …
Graham Brooks: Architect, Software Engineer Over the years I have been described as a programmer, analyst programmer, software developer, software engineer and many other derivation of software X …
Working on a small program recently I found a quirk in next_permutation. The prorgam read a sequence of characters from the command line and then tried to find words by testing each permuation. For a …
I like Emacs. Some people like VI(M) but emacs has been in my toolbox for a long time and I feel very at home working with it. Updating the editor has become easier over the years and installing an …
Over the last 30 years I have used a lot of computers ranging from teletypes to laptops. I have also visited a lot of offices and seen the standard keyboards that people are using on a daily basis. …
“All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.” Arthur Schopenhauer, German philosopher …