• Tagged c++, hiphop, hiphop-php, php

HipHop for PHP is a source code transformer which transforms PHP code to C++ and compiles it with gcc/g++. I wanted to experiment with it and tried to install in on my PC with Fedora 15. Here is how I did it and how you can do it ( hopefully ). Please note that this [...]

• Tagged .NET, ailurus, amarok, autopano-sift, avant-window-navigator, Awn, banshee, bareftp, bashare, beagle, blam, bless hex editor, c++, c-sharp, cairo dock, cowbell, deskbar, devede, dfo, docky, dotGNU, dvdstyler, easytag, exaile, extcalc, f-spot, filezilla, flickr, freespeak, gbrainy, gftp-gtk, ghex, ghex2, Gnome Do, gnome-rdp, gnome-subtitles, gnote, google-desktop, gq, graphmonkey, gthumb, gtkpod, gtwitter, gwibber, hardinfo, hipo, hugin, ipod, java, kflickr, kupfer, last.fm, lastfmproxy, lat, liferea, LimeWire, luma, mandvd, mediainfo, microsoft. novell, mistelix, mono, mt-daap, muine, nitrogen, panorama, picard, pinot, python, remember the milk, reminna, rhythmbox, screenlets, shotwell, smuxi, streamdumper, subtitleeditor, sysinfo, tangerine, tasque, thelastripper, themonospot, tomboy, tovidgui, tracker, vala, wally, x-chat, xbmc, xchat, yarssr, youtranslate

Ubuntu 10.04 comes with 3 default applications that depend on mono. They are F-Spot, a photo manager Tomboy, a note taking application Gbrainy, brain teaser game and trainer To get rid of mono and still keep the functionality, we need non-mono alternatives to these applications. Lets look at those. But first, let me write something [...]

• Tagged c++, Code::blocks, karmic, karmic koala, newmat, Ubuntu

Newmat is a matrix manipulation library for C++. It can be used with various C++ compilers. Here we will go through how to use newmat with Code::Blocks in Ubuntu. I’m using Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala with newmat 10 and Code::Blocks 8.02, however other versions may also work. Here is how you can do it.

• Tagged c++, geany, Linux, programming, turbo c++, Windows

Many engineering and computer science labs tend to have Turbo C++ IDE as the basic IDE. That is not appropriate for new standards of C\C++ and an alternative must be sought for it.