The Versatility of Python: 6 Reasons for Its Popularity

The Versatility of Python: 6 Reasons for Its Popularity

This is a work from Big Data Digest, please see the end of the article for reprint requirements. Author | Kayla Matthews Translation | Zhao Qian Nan, Kang Lu, Ning Yun Zhou Python has now become a very versatile language, especially in today’s data science boom, due to its readability and ease of writing, it … Read more

In-Depth Discussion on Embedded C Programming: Have You Libraryed?

In-Depth Discussion on Embedded C Programming: Have You Libraryed?

Libraries are powerful tools! If a device program is perfectly libraryed, it means: 1. All engineers spend minimal effort when porting or creating the device driver. 2. As the number of users increases, it becomes more stable through extensive testing, evolving into a well-deserved public code. 3. The external interface of the library (function names … Read more

Comprehensive Guide to CMakeLists (Part 1)

Comprehensive Guide to CMakeLists (Part 1)

Word count: 7897, approximately 40 minutes of reading time Comprehensive Guide to CMakeLists (Part 1) 0. CMake Application Examples Previously, we organized content on using CMake to introduce third-party libraries (header file directories, library directories, library files). However, the content organized here is not complete. Therefore, we need to further organize the usage of CMake … Read more

Unveiling Linux Static and Dynamic Libraries: Essential Usage Techniques You Must Master

Unveiling Linux Static and Dynamic Libraries: Essential Usage Techniques You Must Master

Linux | Red Hat Certified | IT Technology | Operations Engineer 👇 Join our technical exchange QQ group with a note of 【Public Account】 for faster approval 1. Concept of Libraries A library (Library) is a collection of pre-compiled code (functions, classes, data, etc.) that can be shared and reused by multiple programs. The core … Read more

Building and Linking Dynamic and Static Libraries with CMake Made Simple!

Building and Linking Dynamic and Static Libraries with CMake Made Simple!

Click the blue textFollow the author 1. Introduction In slightly more complex projects, we often encounter situations where we need to build multiple executable files, each potentially composed of different source files. More commonly, the project’s source code is distributed across multiple subdirectories rather than being concentrated in a single directory. ProjectRoot ├── CMakeLists.txt (Top-level … Read more