💾 Weekly Newsletter (10 Apr 2023)

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Advertisements Latest Additions New articles added Artificial Intelligence FAQ: Blue Iris and CodeProject.AI Server   (0 votes) by Sean Ewington (updated 2 days ago) This article is a continually updated FAQ on how to use Blue Iris with CodeProject.AI Server Desktop Programming Consuming Your C# Library in MFC/C++ Project   (1 votes) by Shao Voon Wong (updated 2 days ago) Consuming Your C# Library in MFC/C++ Project via C++/CLI Game Development Simon Says, A Child's Game   (2 votes) by Mike Hankey (updated 6 days ago) Project like "Simon Says" Internet of Things Player: A Simple Cross Platform Audio Class for IoT   (3 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 2 hours ago) Mix wavs and waveforms with this simple to use library Programming Languages Extending Object Behavior with the Decorator Pattern in C#   (4 votes) by Kenji Elzerman (updated 3 days ago) C# decorator pattern allows adding behavior to objects at runtime. In this tutorial, I show you how to implement the decorator pattern with C# in a minimal API. C++17 Easy String to Number and Vice Versa   (1 votes) by Shao Voon Wong (updated 2 days ago) C++17 Easy String to Number and Vice Versa With conv() How to Programmatically Create HTML, ODT, DOCX & PDFs Documents for Free   (0 votes) by V. Subhash (updated 6 days ago) Learn to create documents in popular formats using only free and open-source software Extending Visual Studio Code - The Universally Identifiable Way   (0 votes) by Pete O'Hanlon (updated 5 days ago) Process to create a Visual Studio Code extension that interacts with the editor window Web Development Automating OpenOffice Calc from Visual Studio 2022 using C#   (2 votes) by chionatech (updated 6 days ago) A step by step guide on how to automate Apache OpenOffice Calc using Visual Studio 2022 and the C# language Articles updated General Programming Using Bitwise Operations on Bitfields as a Primitive SIMD   (29 votes) by Patrice T (updated 5 days ago) How to use bitwise operations on Bitfields as primitive SIMD Web Development Pathfinding Algorithms in C#   (113 votes) by KristianEkman (updated 6 days ago) A comparison of Dijkstra and Astar New Tips and Tricks added Programming Languages Interacting with and Displaying Online Maps   (0 votes) by Mark Olbert (updated 2 days ago) Library for interacting with online map services and a WinUI 3 control for displaying maps Mean Absolute Error Code in C++   (0 votes) by Mostafa Hashemi _ (updated 2 days ago) Mean absolute error calculation in C++ Getting and Setting Windows System Audio Volume   (0 votes) by Mike Meinz (updated 5 days ago) Demonstrates two functions to retrieve the current Windows System Audio Volume and set Audio Volume. Tips and Tricks updated Programming Languages Inject   (2 votes) by V_Cento (updated 4 days ago) How to snoop around on someone else's website Return Coefficients of the Linear Regression Model Using MLPack C++   (1 votes) by Mostafa Hashemi _ (updated 2 days ago) Machine Learning & coefficients using MLPack New Technical Blogs added Camera Reverse engineer the 360Eyes Pro (IPC365) wireless CCTV camera   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 5 days ago) Available on AliExpress, the 360Eyes Pro (also known as IPC365, from the default network host name of this camera) is Floureon Wifi/Ethernet CCTV camera with ONVIF & PTZ support   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 5 days ago) The Floureon 720p/1080p CCTV camera is available from many sellers on eBay and Amazon. This camera supports night vision as well as pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) V380 Pro wireless CCTV camera with night vision and RTSP support   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 5 days ago) The V380 Pro wireless CCTV camera is available from many sellers on AliExpress for as low as 15USD. It has 10 Game Development Playing Alley Cat, a classic MS-DOS game, from your web browser   (1 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 4 days ago) Last week I explored gabonator’s Visual C++ and Javascript port of Alley Cat, one of my favourite DOS games. The project, despite being apparently Internet of Things Using Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless as cheap CCTV camera replacement   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 5 days ago) I have a bunch of unused Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless and associated camera boards from previous projects and decide to use Mobile Apps Simulating Key Presses on Android Devices   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 4 days ago) How to simulate key presses on Android devices Handling NSInvalidArgumentException "Pushing the same view controller instance more than once is not supported" in an iOS Application   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 4 days ago) How to handle NSInvalidArgumentException in an iOS app Operating Systems Exploring Tandy Deskmate on DOSBox v0.7.4   (2 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 4 days ago) My first computer was a Tandy 1000 RSX. It has a 25MHz 80386SX processor, 4MB of RAM and 100MB hard disk Getting Linux to Boot on DOSBox-X   (1 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 5 days ago) How to get Linux to boot on DOSBox-X Programming Languages Revisiting Borland Turbo C/C++, A Great IDE back in the 90s   (16 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 4 days ago) A look at Borland Turbo C/C++ Open 16-bit Windows Applications Natively on 64-bit Windows Using OTVDM/winevdm   (5 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 4 days ago) About open 16-bit Win apps natively on 64-bit Windows using OTVDM/winevdm Troubleshooting Slow C++ Debugging with Visual Studio 2022   (3 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 5 days ago) How to troubleshoot slow C++ debugging with VS2022 Exploring PCx86, an IBM PC emulator written in JavaScript   (1 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 4 days ago) I came across PCjs, a JavaScript-based emulator that supports many different vintage computer architectures and spent last week setting up my first web-based PC Measuring Temperature using the dsPIC Charge Time Measurement Unit (CTMU)   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 3 days ago) How to measure temperature using the dsPIC CTMU Compiling WinQEMU v0.10.2 using Visual Studio 2008 and Visual Studio 2012   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 5 days ago) How to compile WinQEMU v0.10.2 in VS2008 and VS2012 Powering off a Computer using ACPI from DOS   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 5 days ago) How to power off a computer using ACPI from DOS 16-bit Stereo Audio DAC on dsPIC33FJ128GP802   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 5 days ago) The dsPIC33FJ128GP802 is among the few devices in the dsPIC33F family that have an integrated 16-bit stereo DAC module. The DAC can be Software Real Time Clock (RTC) for the dsPIC33EP512MC502   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 5 days ago) Although the dsPIC33EP512MC502 does not have an integrated Real Time Clock (RTC) for time keeping, this can easily be overcome by configuring Emulating EEPROM using Flash Memory on dsPIC33EP512MC502   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 5 days ago) How to emulate EEPROM using Flash Memory on dsPIC33EP512MC502 Slow Conditional Breakpoints with C++ in Visual Studio 2022   (0 votes) by Tough Developer (updated 5 days ago) Slow Conditional Breakpoints with C++ in VS2022 © 2023 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. 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