Posts Tagged ‘Brainable’
C++ – Tracking/Debuging tools, generate xml from trace
Last post about development for Brainable for a long time. In this post, I present a part of the library used to generate xml report to track program actions.
It consists on basic classes and macro. If you finally do not use the debug class, the macro makes the lib transparent.
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C++ – Custom Hash container, fast & portable
After Vector, List & Array here is the Hash container for Brainable.
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C++ – Vector container, Fast light and portable
Here is the source of our BVector for the Brainable framework.
C++ – BList, a faster list container! but also the lighter one
I continue to post some containers for the brainable framework. Today is the list.
C++ – Array, A basic container
In this post, I simply share some code I wrote for the Brainable framework.
That’s all.
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C++ – Mersenne Twister simple class – Random generator
Here is the source of the random generator based Mersenne Twister.
The source are coming from Jasper Bedaux 2003/1/1 (at http://www.bedaux.net/mtrand/).
Thanks to him!
I just took his source and make the things more easier.
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C++ – A custom String class – Basic, fast & portable
In this post I share a custom string class I developed 1 year ago.
This class does the minimum but it works well and it is very fast, I compare it with the std string.
Please, comments.
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C++ – Time, Clock, Time manager cross platform (Windows & Posix)
In this post, I share several C++ classes related to Time and Clock.
Also, I propose a class to count time (as simple timer in other words).
C++ – Thread, Mutex, Semaphore, Sleep a Cross platform Framework (for Windows & POSIX)
In this post, I describe and give the source to create cross platform Thread, Mutex, Semaphore or Sleep that work on Windows and POSIX.
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