C++ Weekly With Jason Turner
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Fataho (3 minutes ago)
The most complicated c++ "Hello world" I have ever seen :D Thank you for the tutorial, it was very helpful.
vincentpelletier1246 (10 minutes ago)
That Hello world was the weirdest C flex I had ever seen.
FlorianWolters85 (17 minutes ago)
I think this is a lean and concise introduction to CMake.
KhanRec0rdz (27 minutes ago)
Since around CMake 3.8 you can also make sure that a specific version of c++ is used by passing "cxx_std_##" where ## can be 98, 11, 14 or 17, into the target_compile_features command! :)
kwinzman (32 minutes ago)
Great, concise intro.
drdzdd (46 minutes ago)
From 0 to a hundred in a second, what kind of simple hello world is that :'-D
milindmore1977 (52 minutes ago)
Great Introduction ! Thank you for posting this.
kim15742 (2 hour ago)
Awesome! Exactly what I need!
AnimeshGupta15iway (2 hour ago)
Thank you for posting this.!
truthadjustr (3 hours ago)
This is the best cmake introduction tutorial because it shows how one CMakeLists.txt file containing cmake build programming instruction set produces either a Makefile that Unix/Linux systems understands or a Visual Studio solution project that a Windows development machine understands. Hence, the essence of cmake as the build system for C++.
nathanboeger9329 (14 hours ago)
kek - it noticed you misspelled pedantic. I loved how it auto corrected it. Very nice
caeoonshen5447 (7 hours ago)
Hello,could you please tell me what the software you use?
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