Volatile and Atomic variables in C++
There are several types of variables in C++ with different variable scopes. In this article we will talk about volatile vs atomic variables in C++ and how they behave differently in different scenarios.
There are several types of variables in C++ with different variable scopes. In this article we will talk about volatile vs atomic variables in C++ and how they behave differently in different scenarios.
Variables in every programming language are used to store values that can change the program.
After installing one of the versions of the C++ Boost library you need to know how to use it in VS2017. Remember, only Boost 1.64 and up works with Visual Studio 2017.
A partial is a page with a piece of HTML or other code that can be included into other pages. Best examples are header and footer files that are being included into all pages of the website. You may also have complicated logic that you would like to separate or some repetitive code.
Starting up with React Native programming is not an easy process. Setup takes hours and days. One of the steps includes installing a validator for JavaScript code ESLint.
I was writing an algorithm that would run and produce some results. These results should have been stored some place and retrieved during next program run. New values would then be added to the resulting list. The program needed to remember all the results from all run.
We run our website on Apache servers and they generate a huge amount of log files every day. Looking through these files is a full time job, so we decided to parse them automatically to retrieve the data about possible 404 and 403 errors.
In this example we will show how to read XML and CSV files with Python, and perform search and replace operations. The result will be written into a new file with the same filename, but with “_new” appended to the filename.
This is part 3 where we connect to LibreOffice, open up a new LibreOffice Calc Spreadsheet and insert some text and numbers into some cells. Part 1 covers the integration of LibreOffice with C++, and part 2 covers possible errors when interfacing against LibreOffice.
In part 1, we started the integration of LibreOffice into C++. This is part 2 where the errors of connecting to LibreOffice are discussed and resolved.