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I have been writing software since 1985 in many languages.Currently, I use C++,Pascal, D, Perl...
Tfind is a command line tool that can be used to search in file names on Windows. It is similar to find unix utility but it has less functionality. It has one big advantage compare
It only allows searching in filenames and nowhere else.... read entire post
How to get environmental variables/command line/current directory/console handle of another process in Freepascal?... read entire post
Ultimate++ Ide is a C++ IDE with visual designer.... read entire post
tekeriada
posted on Mar 25, 2008
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Tags: Microsot Visual Studio
A personal account about strengths and weaknesses of Visual Studio 2008... read entire post
tekeriada
posted on Mar 25, 2008
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Tags: d language parser generator apaged
What is apaged? What can it do?... read entire post
tekeriada
posted on Feb 19, 2008
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Tags: d language tricks struct
See how to use structs efficiently...... read entire post
I have collected d language tricks I have found..
How to initialise an associative array?... read entire post
It is an short overview of C++ compiler of LLVM.... read entire post
tekeriada
posted on Sep 17, 2007
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Tags: wxaui, aui, wxwidgets, wxwindow
On WxAui, problems,benefits.. usage..... read entire post
tekeriada
posted on Sep 13, 2007
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Tags: d debugger language ddbg
Ddbg,the command line debugger for D language. It has many features but it was buggy and most of bugs that could be fixed were fixed.... read entire post
tekeriada
posted on Jun 18, 2007
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Tags: d language, D dynamic languages
Walk-through of D language and its tools.... read entire post
tekeriada
posted on Jan 31, 2007
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Tags: compiler, cross-compiler, linux, Windows, cross-tool
This is the story about how I made a cross compiler on Windows....
I mean a gcc that produces Linux binaries.
Without the cross-tool, it would have taken much longer. Even using it, it took three days. See what bugs I found and how I solved t... read entire post
Best ides:Microsoft Visual Studio and others as I see them.... read entire post
Perl 6 as I see it.... read entire post
tekeriada
posted on Jun 10, 2006
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Tags: Perl strings
Unlike in many other computer languages, strings can be specified in many ways.
The different ways can be used differently.
Here is the list:
q{my message}
qq{my message}
<<<'eof';
my message
eof
<<"eof"; read entire post