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The C/C++ Developer’s Guide – Part 2: icecream
This is the second of two posts in which we cover several handy open-source tools that can help decrease your compile times. The focus here is parallel builds with icecream.
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The C/C++ Developer’s Guide – Part 1: ccache
This is the first of two posts in which we cover several handy open-source tools that can help decrease your compile times. The focus here is ccache.
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Assert in Production Code? Yes, Please!
Can you use assert outside of unit tests?