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Introduction When working on a cross-platform C++ or C project, it is easy to get confused by platform differences and scattered information. Writing, compiling, and using shared libraries in a cross-platform manner with a modern build system is one ...

Jan 27, 2021 · 13 min read · blog.shaduri.dev  
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I'm a professional C++ software developer since 2002. While I strongly believe in using the right tool for the job, I'm also an avid fan of safe, reliable and efficient programming, so safe C++ and Rust code is where my interests are focused. Most of my software is cross-platform, but I mainly use Linux as my desktop and development platform.

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