Showing posts with label C. Show all posts
Showing posts with label C. Show all posts

Sunday, August 3, 2014

Installing MoSync for Android (and other mobile platforms) - CodeProject

Introduction
Enter MoSync. The
MoSync Software Development Kit is a complete development environment
for all those platforms, and more. You write your program in C/C++ (or
Java), and MoSync will compile it for the platforms you choose. By using
the APIs provided, your application will work on all those devices,
without any changes.


Installing MoSync for Android (and other mobile platforms) - CodeProject

Thursday, September 20, 2012

Why C and C++ is still relevant in current times - CodeProject

This is a good article about why C and C++ are still relevant today.

Why C and C++ is still relevant in current times - CodeProject

Here is a playlist of tutorials!

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Ten Fallacies of Good C Code - CodeProject®

Article Abstract by Andrew Phillips

There are quite a few fallacies kicking around about how to write good code. This article is an attempt to dispel some of them.

Ten Fallacies of Good C Code - CodeProject®

Sunday, November 7, 2010

How to add simple web-enabled 2D/3D dashboards to your natively built application - CodeProject

Intro:
Recently, after seeing a lot of advertisement for web-based visualization dashboards, I set out to answer the following question. Is there an easy way to provide simple web-enabled 2D/3D visualization dashboards for natively built C/C++ applications for free?
Apparently, Yup!

How to add simple web-enabled 2D/3D dashboards to your natively built application - CodeProject
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Product Demos - Tangle Software Solutions

Elements of the Microsoft .NET Framework versi...Image via Wikipedia


Product Demos
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Thursday, November 12, 2009

CodeProject: Solving ordinary differential equations in C++. Free source code and programming help


When I was in college I was neck deep in differential equations. Differential Equations are over math and physics and chemistry. They are used to show how quantities evolve with respect to other quantities. For example position of a point mass with respect to time. I was happy to find an article about how to handle differential equations in C++. The article show how to numerically solve the following equations which give rise to the picture on the left!

d x1 / dt = sigma * ( x2 - x1 )
d x2 / dt = R * x1 - x2 - x1 * x3
d x3 / dt = x1 * x2 - b * x3

Where
sigma = 10
R = 28
b = 8 / 3

CodeProject: Solving ordinary differential equations in C++. Free source code and programming help
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Sunday, November 8, 2009

CodeProject: A picture puzzle that lets you pick y'er own'pic. Free source code and programming help


Here is a great little toy that allows you to turn any picture into a puzzle on your desktop. The article includes the source code to pull this off. This project was done in C#.


CodeProject: A picture puzzle that lets you pick y'er own'pic. Free source code and programming help


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