OWLNext is a modern update and extension of Borland's Object Windows Library. It supports modern C++ compilers, and allows migration of legacy OWL applications.
In case you missed it: the zine about bytes and numbers I’ve been posting pages from for the last several months is finally out!! It’s called “How Integers and Floats Work” and you can get it here: https://t.co/kl072EnBB5
here's the table of contents:
See my latest article, with a bunch of cool C++26 features:
https://t.co/nl0OLvp6u3
#programming#cpp#cpp23#cpp26
And see @herbsutter 's article with more details on the last Varna meeting: https://t.co/zcZKPKiytj
Build Insights is now integrated with Visual Studio 2022 It will provide critical info for you to optimize build times for large projects like AAA games. Capture your ETL trace and view build analytics with only a few clicks. #cpp#gamedev
https://t.co/J9SRotj9Ao
We boosted performance of debug builds by always evaluating casts like std::move and std::forward at compile time. Find out more from @starfreakclone https://t.co/UpqVYrOsAl
@VisualStudio@vcpkg_io and head over to the Visual Studio blog to learn about even more improvements: solution load/close improvements for Chromium-sized C++ solutions, in-editor Sticky Scroll, Spell Checker, Breakpoint Groups and so so much more...
https://t.co/PNEjZbr09L
Check out what's new in the latest version of the Makefile Tools extension in VS Code, including variable expansion and support for C++23! Read more in our blog post:
https://t.co/D280qHGvIV
A short new article about optimizing the addition of large number of items to a #ComboBox control is available on #OWLNext Knowledge Base:
https://t.co/Znp10dVBJP