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Since C++20, a new feature is available: modules.
We're all used to C++ header and source files. And we all know their pros and cons. Because I'm reviewing a new C++ alternative for them, I'll focus on the cons of header files:
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When writing reusable code, I like to be consistent and use standards. For C++, there are many flavours out there.
I've been looking around for guidance on writing modern C++ code, with templates. That's when I bumped into the µOS naming s...
The C++ Standard Template Library has a decent set of containers. std::array, std::vector, std::list, ...
When you write a software function, it can be useful to handle whatever container the user wishes to use.
In my little print function here...
I wrote a series of articles about GitHub Actions. To:
validate that no one submits code that breaks the build
automate nightly deploy and update online documentation
The flow below shows the current setup. Read it down to up, to understand wh...
I have a Raspberry Pico GPS library project. It comes with several examples. And each example can communicate to the GPS over I2C or UART.
Initially, it was a single-example project. I used a definition in the NMake config, that allow...
