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[kdevelop3 32 and 64 bit versions (binary installers using 'make' are included below). See for yourself. And scratch your head, wondering... Where did we go so wrong?]
Ok... About codeblocks.
What happened to the "open" part of "open source", anyway? I'm not just talking about source code, but the very philosophy of user involvement in programming.
Codeblocks does not let you override the system...
new.sfxz text-based archive creation utility, C version
Today's fantastic adventure in Computer Mad Science is the creation of a utility to create the 'sfxz' text-based archives, such as this one (see below). But for anyone not familiar with amazing, magical, and mystifying power of Computer Mad Science, there are some other interesting things going on here.
Feature:
A simpler, faster, more reliable sfzx sytem using the C slist variation.
Posted 05-20-2015 at 02:08 AM bysag47 Updated 05-20-2015 at 02:25 AM bysag47
In config management, it is best to do setup in an idempotent way. After some basic research here's a way to clone a repository in an idempotent way. In this example we'll be cloning my home repository into ${HOME}/git/home.
First, check to see if the repository directory exists. Then change the working directory to it.
[Revised May 20, 2015. Deleted "outfile" string list at end of main(), fixed bug in 'srcdir=<dir>' automatic files loader]
Note: Currently still testing. Likely to add switches to include target options, such as the output from wx-config --cflags, pkg-config <blah> --libs, and so forth.
Today's amazing feat of Computer Mad Science is the creation of a commandline utility that will quickly create a relocatable codeblocks project file right where...
Posted 05-19-2015 at 01:38 PM bypeonuser Updated 05-19-2015 at 02:17 PM bypeonuser
Look at astrology as an intellectual cartoon and an insight into human thinking. So I will peek at it once in a while. Also gave a chance to play with page scraping again.
$ ./horoscope.sh Virgo
Daily Horoscope for Tuesday 19th May 2015
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Through friends of someone close, you could learn more about their
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they acquired their qualifications, and the...
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