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This blog post will guide you through the process of modifying CUDA, GCC, and Python versions in Google Colab. As of April 2023, Colab uses CUDA version 12.0 and Python version 3.9 by default. If you need to downgrade these versions, this notebook will help you do so. When working…

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The tutorial teaches you how to install 64bit GCC (MingW-W64) on a windows 10,11 system from scratch. Original tutorial Learn how to install 64bit GCC (MingW-W64) on Windows 10/11 for Win64 dev The tutorial is aimed at somebody starting on C/C++ development in a 64 bit environment using GCC…

When programming, the most common way to reduce the work required to create a program is to separate reusable parts of the program into their own functions or methods. …

Real world examples of how a seemingly straightforward embedded Linux toolchain upgrade can go horribly wrong Intro For the last 6 months or so, I’ve been part of a small team at my day job that was attempting to upgrade/modernize the Linux operating system of a commercially successful smart home product…

GCC, or the GNU Compiler Collection, is a powerful tool used by developers to translate human-readable source code into machine-executable code. But how exactly does this process work? …

GCC, or GNU Compiler Collection, is a popular open-source compiler used for developing and executing various programming languages, including C, C++, Fortran, Ada, and more. In this article, we will guide you through the process of installing GCC on a Windows operating system and setting the PATH variable. Step 1…

I have started learning C++ and there are a lot of ways to do one thing. Thank goodness my first programming language was not C++. A quick guide on how to compile and run your C++ code in windows You can compile in one line in your CMD( Command Line…