Boost Filesystem Library: Writing Portable C++ Programs to Acess The Filesystem
Boost Filesystem library allows us to write portable code to access files and directories from a C++ program without using the operating system specific system/library calls. I have written about the...
View ArticleC++ Boost Filesystem Library(Part II): Example Programs
Continuing from where I had left in my earlier post containing the basics of the C++ Boost Filesystem Library, below are some example programs that make use of some common facilities available in the...
View ArticleC++ Boost Filesystem Library(Part III): Example Programs
My earlier posts on C++ Boost Libraries introduced the Boost Filesystem Library and discussed some example programs that make use of it. I discuss two more examples in this post. (Be sure to include...
View ArticleGetting Started with C++ TR1 Libraries
What is C++ TR1? What exactly is C++ TR1? It is the first Technical Report on C++ Library Extensions as accepted by C++ standards committee and these library extensions will be available in the next...
View ArticleSix Popular IDEs For Developing Software in C/C++ on Windows Platform
For all the languages getting created these days, a decent IDE seems to be created even before the development of the language reaches the final stage ;) But even after being in the academics and in...
View ArticleInstalling C++ Boost on Microsoft Windows for Visual Studio .NET 2003/2005/Orcas
Boost Consultancy has created a wizard based installer for downloading and installing the correct version of Boost components on a Windows machine for Visual Studio .NET IDEs. The Installer simplifies...
View ArticleInstalling C++ Boost 1.34.1 on Slackware/Zenwalk
NOTE: This post is an update of my earlier post Installing C++ Boost 1.33.1 on Slackware/Zenwalk, to now use the new version of C++ Boost libraries – 1.34.1. What follows below is the traditional way...
View ArticleC++ Development Environment on Windows using Eclipse Ganymede and Nuwen MinGW
My friend alerted me a month ago about Nuwen’s build of MinGW toolchain that has version 4(currently 4.2.1) build of g++ compiler. Now that’s awesome. But that is not all: it also comes with C++ Boost...
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