Bhanuka Mallawaarachchiimbmax.com·Oct 27, 2024Linking Libraries Locally with CMake: A Follow-UpIn my previous post about building C/C++ projects with CMake, I shared a simple CMakeLists.txt setup for compiling a basic project. Today, I’ll dive into a specific need that many developers encounter: linking libraries directly from project folders ...31 readsC
Chris Dourisdigitalcreations.hashnode.dev·Apr 5, 2024Day 57/100 100 Days of CodeI tried to cross-compile the program but failed. I tried using minGW and Dockcross but it didn't work. I will try to build again on Windows and find what is missing. Building on the desired platform seems easier than cross-compiling.100 Days of Code100DaysOfCode
Sahil Upasane404salad.hashnode.dev·Jan 5, 2024Makefiles :)Quick and Easy Makefile Guide Begin by crafting a file named Makefile – the control center for your project's build rules. In your Makefile, set up a rule like this: target: dependencies command target: Your desired output, like an executable. ...1 likeMakefile
Stackzerostackzero.hashnode.dev·Jul 13, 2023Python to Exe: Ultimate Guide for WindowsIf you’ve ever wanted to take your scripts to the next level and convert them into Windows executables, then this is the guide for you! Converting your Python scripts into Exe has a number of advantages. First, it means that you can run your script o...60 readsPython
