How to create new C++ project in Visual Studio 2017
In this short tutorial we will show how to create a new C++ project in Visual Studio and write and run a simple “Hello, World!” program in C++.
In this short tutorial we will show how to create a new C++ project in Visual Studio and write and run a simple “Hello, World!” program in C++.
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.
Visual Studio 2017 has been released, and it wasn’t exactly trivial to get previous versions of boost (1.63 and down) or next versions 1.67 and 1.68 to build with it.
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.
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.
At our math website we publish printable PDF worksheets for school children. We’ve just started publishing crosswords, while relatively easy to create, they require much work to make them into tasks.
Boost 1.62 was released 28th Sept 2016 and can be downloaded fromĀ http://www.boost.org/users/history/version_1_62_0.html.
As of today I’m a level 2 seller on Fiverr. In this article I would like to share some tips and tricks on how to sell well on Fiverr, how to deal with difficult customers and orders that you can’t do right.
There are different versions of Java available with different ways to sort collections of objects. We will be showing examples of how to sort a set of objects or strings alphabetically in Java 8, Java 7 and older versions using comparator.