Hello! Welcome to my personal website. Here you will find articles that I have written about coding, computer, and maths. The idea is that I would write about things I find interesting in a comprehensible way. Enjoy!
Computers, Coding and Caffeine
Hello! Welcome to my personal website. Here you will find articles that I have written about coding, computer, and maths. The idea is that I would write about things I find interesting in a comprehensible way. Enjoy!
In CMake, setting the C++ standard is essential to use the latest features of the language. In this post, we achieve this by setting CMake global variables.
“std::transform” helps to convert containers in C++. In this post, we look at the usage & examples for transforming elements in your vectors into other types!
Messing up a git branch is easy. With git reflog and reset, you can undo git commits and changes. In this post, we look at how to undo on git with these tools!
Modifying previous git commits can be useful. With Git rebase interactive, you can change previous commit messages, merge commits or simply drop git commits.
Including static files in your C++ code can be cumbersome. However, converting any binary file to hexadecimal arrays is easy with the “xxd” terminal command.
Writing and managing tests for C++ projects can be difficult. Luckily, CMake’s ctest & add_test helps you manage all of your tests in one place. Find out more!
Creating the first C++ program using CMake requires knowing add_executable(…). In this post, we explain all CMake modes and parameters for this command!
Anaconda can help you manage different environments for multiple projects in Python. In this post, you will learn how to install Anaconda on Linux and Windows.
VSCode is one of the best C++ IDEs. In this post, you will learn how to debug your Linux C++ / CMake projects on WSL using VSCode’s launch configurations.