Common Syntax in CMake (Functions)

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Using CMake to Reference Your Own Developed Third-Party Library

Summary Developing your own library in C++ is quite convenient, but making it usable for others can be a bit challenging. It requires understanding the CMake toolset. This article may seem simple, but I spent three days working on this issue. Perhaps I am a bit slow, and with limited learning ability, I will strengthen … Read more

Innovative Full-Stack Development with Next.js and Rust: Rust is Not That Difficult

Author | Josh Mo Translator | Hezi Cola Planner | Ding Xiaoyun Recently, Shuttle released a new Node.js CLI package that allows users to quickly bootstrap applications developed with a Next.js frontend and an Axum backend (a popular Rust web framework known for its ease of use and simple syntax). The example we intend to … Read more

Microsoft Plans to Replace C and C++ with Rust

Author: Wang Wenjing Yesterday, the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) team updated an article on their official website regarding their latest plan to use Rust as a replacement for C, C++, and other programming languages to improve application security. This plan includes further in-depth discussions on aspects such as spatial memory safety, temporal memory safety, … Read more

Rust Programming: A Beginner’s Guide to High-Performance Development

Rust Programming: A Beginner’s Guide to High-Performance Development Do you want to master a programming language that combines the performance of C++ with modern safety features? Rust is your ideal choice! As a “rising star” in the fields of system programming and high-performance development, Rust is not only adopted by major companies like Firefox and … Read more

Release of Rust 1.38 Stable Version

Rust 1.38 has been released, and the contents of the stable version 1.38.0 are as follows: Pipelined Compilation If you want to compile a crate, the compiler does not need to fully build dependencies; it only requires their “metadata” (i.e., types, dependencies, exported lists), which is generated early in the compilation process. Starting from Rust … Read more

Developing and Debugging WEB Projects Using the XP Panel on Linux

Click the blue text above â—Ź Follow Jie Chuang Yuan Linux When developing and debugging WEB projects, the configuration of the development environment can sometimes be cumbersome. The XP Panel can be used to integrate the environment. Official website of XP Panel: https://www.xp.cn/ 1. You can use the installation script of the XP Panel for … Read more

How to Execute Commands or Scripts at Reboot or Startup in Linux?

In the world of Linux, mastering the skill of executing commands or scripts during system reboot or startup is like possessing a magical key that opens the door to automated operations🔑. Whether it’s for system initialization settings, starting specific services, or performing data backups, this method allows for efficient automation. This article will take you … Read more

An Overview of Common Zigbee Terminology

An Overview of Common Zigbee Terminology When studying the Zigbee protocol stack, one often encounters terms such as application, Zigbee Device Object (ZDO), node, device, endpoint, cluster, attribute, binding, addressing, and other Zigbee terminology. This article will clarify what these Zigbee terms represent, how they are defined, how they are distinguished, how they are categorized, … Read more

Bluetooth: The Future’s Most Powerful Wireless Technology?

Bluetooth technology, with its low power consumption, high compatibility, and continuous innovation, demonstrates strong vitality in the era of the Internet of Things. However, to label it as the “most powerful wireless technology of the future,” one must consider specific scenarios dialectically. The following analysis covers four aspects: technical advantages, industry applications, competitive landscape, and … Read more