android
Intro: Still working on 'bringing back Wood Games 3D' which have a rest-server in the background that handles leaderboards and some competition (the daily world championship). On android I was relying (in 2010/11) on scoreloop-service that handled this for me (but got taken down sometime). I later
android
As I'm trying to revive "Wood Games 3D" I obviously need to debug at some point on the device. But how to build it at all? Here the step I took: 1. Install eclipse photon (newer versions might not work with the ADT-plugin) 2. Go to
linux
I actually can't remember when it was the last time I 'manually' patched a file. But it was quite common in the pre git-days. A patch basically is the same as a git-commit, telling the code where to insert what and where to remove what... As
docker
In order to create a local mysql5 server with adminer web-addon: 1. Create a file mysql.yaml: # Use root/example as user/password credentials version: '3' services: db: image: mysql:5 command: --default-authentication-plugin=mysql_native_password restart: always volumes: - ./data:/var/lib/mysql ports: - 3306:3306
eclipse
If you want to work with eclipse (as I do with trying to revive Wood Games 3D) and struggle with the default color themes and think "WTF" try the "Darkest Dark Theme". You can't imagine the difference. Steps in Eclipse: 1. Help > Eclipse
wood games
Ok, since I stumbled over my one and only thingy that I would call a game "Wood Games 3D" and made me sad, that it actually died. That had a couple of reasons. One was that I was too lazy to react to all of those google-play "
games
My baby, Wood Games 3D, is not available in google play anymore (for some time now), because I did not respond to some messages because of some new playstore regulations to which you had to answer. Actually this is quite sad. I created it with the libgdx-java library creating a
cpp
Using spdlog as logger in my current project gives me an error when I try to cross compile it using my urho3d-docker-setup: error: 'mutex' is not a member of 'std' After asking the internet I found out that there are actually different mingw-compilers with different suffixes:
cmake
If you need to e.g. bundle/copy data along your build you can use a call similar to this. Just make sure to select the target you want to 'target'. Possible copy hooks are: PRE_BUILD | PRE_LINK | POST_BUILD Single files add_custom_command( TARGET ${PROJECT_
qt-creator
I really do love qt-creator and it is my IDE of choice for c++-development. But it has here and there some flaws....beside the fact that there are not tabs to represent the opened files, one strange thing is that outputs to stdout get are not visibile immediately. I&
cmake
Just stumpled over a strange problem using CMake. A usually straight forward setup adding a 2nd executable lead to an error like this: -- Configuring done CMake Error: CMake can not determine linker language for target: Tests -- Generating done This might be related to me now using cmake 3.
linux
Since qt-creator(4.11/4.12) integrated support for cmake's source_groups, headers and sources are split in two separate folders. 'Header-Files','Source-Files' which is a bit annoying (not so annoying as the initial lack of subfolders...). Because of that I downgraded a couple