A simple way to handle callbacks with Android and swig
How do we call a C++ std::function<> based callback from Android, in the simplest possible way?
Ramblings from the Viking who run the Cafe at the end of the universe.
How do we call a C++ std::function<> based callback from Android, in the simplest possible way?
Building something in Jenkins, using a declarative pipeline and deploying it to a Docker container is common, and you would expect it to be well documented and trivial to do right? Well, it is now.
C++ is a popular Object-oriented language. Json is a popular format for storage of Objects. Why is it so hard to make those two things play ball?
Jenkins' Declarative Pipelines are nice, but also very constrained. Here I show how to deal with failed tests.
Just some thoughts and lessons learned after I created a X-platform QT Desktop application
It's actually quite simple, once you figure out how to sign the package.
I set out to build a QT desktop application on Linux (several flavors of Debian and Ubuntu), macOS and Windows (64 bit builds) using Jenkins with slaves and Docker build-containers that is created on demand.