About my stuff
When you are working on Github with your project there are a lot really handy services which you can use. This kind of software-usage is called “Software-As-A-Service”. Why? You can use it via a nice Web-API without having all the maintain-work. For instance when you want to use a Continuous-Integration-Service for your project you can…
The idea Unittests and integration-tests are a great tool not to break your code. They are building a safety-net to help you when you have to add a new feature or fixing a bug in an existing codebase. But of course there will be situations when a bug will occur which was not covered by…
The latest version of QtCreator brings an option to run static-code-analysis using Clang. I struggled a lot with the setup of Coverity for Asset-Importer-Lib, so I had some hope that the setup for Clang will be a little bit easier. I wanted to run it on Windows 10 first, then move to Linux. So here…
If you want to generate a 64bit-build for Asset-Importer-Lib by using the Visual Studio project files generated by CMake please follow these instructions: Make sure that you are using a supported cmake ( 2.8 or higher at the moment )- and Visual-Studio-Version ( on the current master VS2010 is deprecated ) Clone the latest master…
If you are looking for the latest Asset Importer Lib build: we are using appveyor ( check their web-site https://ci.appveyor.com, its free for OpenSource projects ). as the Continuous Integration service for windows. If the build was successful it will create an archive containing the dll’s, all executables and the export libraries for Windows. At…
Do you know the assert-macro? It is an easy tool for debugging: You can use it to check if a pointer is a NULL-pointer or if your application is in a proper state for processing. When this is not the case, if will stop your application, when you are using a debug mode, in release…
Dear reader, someone hacked my webspace and all older posts were deleted. Sorry, I wil start to rework on them as fast as possible. With best regards, Kim Kulling