atso

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   by atso 8y ago

   The manual is worth a read. This is a software (as gcc) in which the "man" page or the information displayed with "--help" is not near the bunch of things there are described in the complete documentation.
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   by atso 9y ago

   You have clang-tidy: https://www.kdab.com/clang-tidy-part-1-modernize-source-code...
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   by atso 9y ago

   Could you post a link, please? Searching for those terms leads to a '96 book and some different blog posts, but I am not sure if the ones you are referring to. Thanks!
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   by atso 10y ago

   You can do `make -j4 install`. Works as intended.
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   by atso 10y ago

   Well, both the article and the video say that there is more than one factor for reaching stability, not only momentum. I think that this is the current status, knowing that the bike does not fall by the simultaneous combination of several f
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   by atso 11y ago

   Of course once the makefile is generated, there is no need to use cmake (as long as the project is not modified), but you cannot share a makefile generated by cmake, not even redistribute it. You cannot even re/locate it on your har
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   by atso 13y ago

   I hear about rdiff-backup, but I think its two main drawbacks are: * on the webpage, there is no new release since 2009. * has no de-duplication. I was considering moving my 5+ years old rdiff-backup system to any of those new, promising pr