brakmic
Tweet In this article, we will be talking about a C++ library for using PKCE with Keycloak. Although I don’t consider myself a great C++ developer, I have worked with this programming language every now and then. And because I do a lot of work with Keycloak (check my other articles on that), I...
brakmic
Tweet In this article, we will build a Node.js addon that uses HPX to execute certain algorithms. As you might have already seen on my blog, I have written some articles about HPX, a parallelization runtime & framework written in C++. You might also be asking yourself, why on Earth should...
brakmic
Tweet It’s been a while since I last played around with HPX. Some time ago, in February 2016, I wrote an article about this excellent parallelization framework. Back then, I did everything on Windows, just to showcase that it’s possible to run it there. I even wrote a small tutorial on how to...
Chad Austin
Reference counting is cheap and easy. An integer starts at one, increments on every new reference, and whoever decrements it to zero is responsible for deallocation. If references are shared across threads, increments and decrements must be atomic. Decades ago, I wrote an audio library that...
Jason Turner
Another way that one might create a stateful lambda in C++11 by manipulating the storage duration of the variables in the lambda.
Jason Turner
std::quoted - probably one of the most overlooked parts of the standard library.
Jason Turner
I continue my series on embedded C++ with an example of how we can merge register accesses and save a few more bytes.
Jason Turner
I continue my series on embedded C++ with an example of how templates and constexpr can provide flexibility while reducing the compile size and increasing performance.
Jason Turner
In this episode I dissect an optimization that’s unique to Clang.
Jason Turner
We conclude the first part of our series on the MSP430.
Jason Turner
We continue our series on the MSP430 with C++.
Jason Turner
In this episode we get set up with using the latest C++ features to program a chip which has only 2KiB of flash and 128Bytes of RAM available.
Jason Turner
In this episode I break down how some C++ features are defined in terms of goto, so we are essentially using goto throughout our code.
Jon
Embedded systems and microcontroller programs can be really hard to understand. Here are some techniques that can help. An embedded system is a computer system with a dedicated function within a larger mechanical or electrical system … – Wikipedia Examples of embedded systems include everything...
i'm special
Qt, as a framework, makes extensive use of touch - particularly on mobile and embedded devices. Unfortunately, Qt isn’t readily able to magically make touch input appear on hardware that doesn’t support it, which can make exact testing of touch-related code difficult in typical developer...
i'm special
When software goes slow, generally, the first reaction is to profile. This might be done through system tools (like Instruments on OS X, perf/valgrind/etc on Linux, VTune, etc). This is fine and good, but just because you have the output of a tool does not necessarily correlate to understanding...