Want more powerful ways to leverage other projects using Git? Mirror a repository! Mirroring a repository involves creating an exact copy of the original repository, including all branches, tags, and commits. Create a mirror if you want to ‘fork’ a project from one git service to another or if you want to make a copy […]
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So you’ve started using features of C++17 and modern CMake. Great idea! This post outlines how you might handle a corner-case issue when using features at the bleeding edge of your toolchain. In this example, I’m trying to use a std::filesystem API not supported by specific versions of the GNU toolchain. So we need to
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Reading lots of source code is a great way to learn how to write code that’s faster to read. Unfortunately, I’ve spent hundreds of hours reading source code that could benefit from more organization. The code often comprises long, complicated functions, repetitious blocks, and a sea of low-level statements. It also has very few comments
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