Category: Windows
A short demonstration on how to utilize the ffprobe command to extract information about media files such as wav / MP4 files.The ffprobe executable comes with the complete ffmpeg package …
This post shows you how to utilize the built-in file handling capabilities that MFC has in order to serialize your data, that is, how to read from or write to …
E-iceblue Ltd. is a vendor of powerful components for .NET, Silverlight and WPF development. These products enable the user to easily read and write different formats of office files.A quick …
For many C++ applications I very much want to use the Boost libraries, just not the whole set.This post explains how to use the bcp tool to create a subset …
A short and to-the-point C++ recipe for determining the status of your PC / laptop DVD.To study this area in more depth, follow this link for more information, which is …
As stated on the boost.org Getting Started for Windows page, most Boost libraries are header-based that require no separate compilation. But there exist some Boost libraries that require a separate …
These instructions pertain to the use of Visual Studio 2010, but barring one or two differences should be reasonably applicable to other versions of Visual Studio as well. Much of …
A static library is simply a file that contains functionality that can be made available to other programs. Static libraries end with the .lib extension and are made available to …
UPDATE 15 February 2014: BoostPro is no more. You may find this alternative post useful in setting up the Boost libraries that require separate compilation.A number of Windows-based Boost libraries …
These instructions, also available on the Microsoft site, show how to create from scratch a Visual Studio 2010 project that can utilize dll routines created elsewhere, by way of referencing. …
