2017

November 2017 Updates

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  • New Auto (Specifier) page under Programming->Languages->C++.

  • New Streams page under Programming->Languages->C++.

  • New Affine Transformations page under Mathematics.

    The standard form of a affine transformation matrix.

    The standard form of a affine transformation matrix.

  • New Projective Transformations page under Mathematics.

    A quad-to-quad transformation of an image, going from a rectangle to a complex non-rectangular quadrilateral with no parallel edges.

    A quad-to-quad transformation of an image, going from a rectangle to a complex non-rectangular quadrilateral with no parallel edges.

  • New GCC Profiling page under Programming->Compilers->GCC.

    A profile of the execution time of the example code. Graph was created using gprof and the gprof2dot tool.

    A profile of the execution time of the example code. Graph was created using gprof and the gprof2dot tool.

  • New Premade Recipes page under Programming->Embedded Linux->Yocto.

  • Updated the Python SWIG Bindings From C++ page with a tutorial on how to pass (and call) callbacks from Python code to C++ code, and information on custom typemaps and typechecks (with working code examples).

  • New BlogAssets repository and a central place to store all code examples/diagram source files for this website.

    A screenshot of the GitHub BlogAssets repository.

    A screenshot of the GitHub BlogAssets repository.

  • New Visual Studio Code page under Programming->Integrated Development Environments (IDEs).

    The icon for Microsoft's Visual Studio Code.

    The icon for Microsoft's Visual Studio Code.

  • Fixed many of the broken links (approx. 60) on this blog, via the help of the great Wordpress plugin Broken Link Checker.

  • Added new [Git Subtrees page](/programming/version-control-systems/git/git-subtrees) under Programming->Version Control Systems->Git.

  • Created a new repo called CppTemplate (on GitHub), with the purpose being for it to provide a way to quick start development on a new C++ project.

  • New [GCC Code Coverage pa/programming/compilers/gcc/gcc-code-coverage/rage) under Programming->Compilers->GCC.


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