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Understanding RapidJson — Part 2

In my previous blog on Rapidjson, alot of people asked for a detailed example in the comments so here is part 2 of Understanding Rapidjson with a slightly detailed example. I hope this will help you all.

Subhendu Ghosh in codeflu

Event Report: FudConIn 2015

As promised I am back from fudcon india with loads of experience and new knowhow about various tools.

::DAY ONE::

The first day started with keynote talk by Dennis Gilmore on “Delivering Fedora for everything and…

Subhendu Ghosh in codeflu

Understanding RapidJson

With new technologies softwares need to evolve and adapt. My new task is to make cppagent generate output in Json (JavaScript Object Notation) format. Last week i spent sometime to try out different libraries and finally settled on using Rapidjson. Rapidjson is a json manipulation…

Subhendu Ghosh in codeflu

Using Gcov and Lcov to generate Test Coverage Stats for Cppagent

In my last post we generated Code coverage statistics for a sample c++. In this post i will be using gcov & lcov to generate similar code coverage for tests in cppagent. To use gcov we first need to compile the source…

Subhendu Ghosh in codeflu

Using Gcov and Lcov to generate beautiful C++ code coverage statistics

We all know, testing is an important part of a project. But how efficient are your tests? How much of your codes have you tested? Here comes the role of code coverage tools. I recently got to work on a C++…

Subhendu Ghosh in codeflu

Setting up MTConnect C++ Agent

In this post i’ll be discussing on how to setup cppagent (MTConnect c++ Agent) and run tests on it.

To start with we first need to git clone the repository from Github from here.

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Codeflu returns!!.. :)

*Sighs* Pitiful to look at this dead blog. Never-mind, its alive now! :) So, what i did the last 12 months(almost)? Well, many things…

Python Month workshop @ bcrec (August 23)
Pycon India (August 30 — September 1, 2013)