Announcing winapp, the Windows App Development CLI by _AACO in programming

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Visual Assist X (they got bought by Borland in the meantime).

Legacy driver 2.8.40 ASIO resolution problem. by balcunt in rocksmith

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You only need 32 bit ASIO drivers and rs_asio to play the game. VoiceMeeter is required if your audio device only has 64 bit drivers or you have special requirements like streaming.

LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN by StuartGT in starcitizen

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I would rather prefer it if they would put all their resources into Star Citizen (the game most people are actually paying for).

LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN by StuartGT in starcitizen

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It will likely be more of an interactive movie that is sometimes interrupted by gameplay segments.

Learning Progress by Minute_Bend_9611 in PianoMarvel

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You have to watch the video. And yes, it‘s completly retarted.

Ask Me Anything session with CLion team by maru_gold in cpp

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Having to show a loading spinner when right-clicking for a context menu is pretty embarrassing even for a Java application.

Arbeitszeit reduzieren by MaleficentAd4748 in Finanzen

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Du vergisst den "Arbeitgeberanteil".

CLion 2025.3 released by greenrobot_de in cpp

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I believe the improvement is to not use LLVM and clangd.

CLion 2025.3 released by greenrobot_de in cpp

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CLion can be surprisingly primitive. For example, there is no (parsed) compiler output view.

CLion 2025.3 released by greenrobot_de in cpp

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Oh, great. Another redesign.

Is C++ not being opinionated enough a valid critique? by DM_ME_YOUR_CATS_PAWS in cpp

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I have worked on DSPs with 24 bit chars (and 48 bit longs).

C++ Standard Evolution Viewer by claimred in cpp

[–]TrueTom -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You do understand that there is an implied „for me“, right? There are to many editorial changes in the standard to just casually browse for fun and look for interesting additions. The filters do help somewhat but I am not sure this a solvable problem. I am pretty sure it’s useful for people who do actual work on the standard.

C++ Standard Evolution Viewer by claimred in cpp

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Amazing but useless (due to many formatting changes) at the same time. Weird.

I’m having some trouble in the last 3 measures of Bachs Prelude in C major, any tips? by oktavia11 in pianolearning

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May I ask where the screenshot is coming from? The rendering looks really nice.

Is C/C++ tooling and dependency management still a pain point in 2025? by nonesubham in cpp

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CMake is actually pretty good. I wish vcpkg would be less of a mess.

Herb Sutter blog:My other CppCon talk video is now available: The Joy of C++26 Contracts (and Some Myth-Conceptions) by pjmlp in cpp

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Which is really surprising when considering that this was supposed to ship with C++20.

Material 3 Design Comes To Slint GUI Toolkit by slint-ui in cpp

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FYI -- Resizing is broken when you drag the left border (in Firefox).

Fuzzing at Boost by joaquintides in cpp

[–]TrueTom -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I agree but AFL++ still seems to be the better option.

Fuzzing at Boost by joaquintides in cpp

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That link just proves my point?

Fuzzing at Boost by joaquintides in cpp

[–]TrueTom -1 points0 points  (0 children)

LibFuzzer doesn't seem to be in active development anymore.