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We have a few suggestions based on many years of programming experience. Keep in mind, the following are based on our opinion and other developers may offer you ideas you prefer. 1) Naming things like classes, variables, and even libraries is not simple and in fact can be really hard. If you are rel...

MSVC 2022 (compiling 2019 project 1 Are you trying to build CopperSpice with MSVC 2022 and your application with MSVC 2019? 2 As a side note, MSVC needs everything built in either debug or release. Mixing the two does not always work as expected. warning C5030: attribute 'gnu::used' is not recogniz...

a.setApplicationName("JWC") Runtime exception (Built Copperpsice 1.8.1 from source with MSVC 2019 in 64-bit and am using this version for my program) We have tested your code on MSVC 19.29.30147 in release mode and we have no compiler errors. 1 Is there a way for you to test on this exact...

not everything can be divided without using the CopperSpice code This is not correct and almost always indicates something about the design in your code is not valid. We suggest you back up and think about what you believe needed changing in CopperSpice. Discuss what you want to do and why. Let's t...

But at the moment the assembly of Prabhupada Dictionary is not possible, because CopperSpice is not being assembled. ( A ) We are not sure what this means since CS is not written in assembly, it is C++ code. You need to compile CopperSpice and then link with your application. ( B ) You have stated ...

We now have 38 blog entries on the CopperSpice Journal. User application with a Menu Bar and a Toolbar Tool Tips on Toolbar Items and Push Buttons “What’s This” added to Menu, Toolbar, and Push Buttons Setting the Tab Order for Controls Render a Polygon and Other Shapes Syntax Highlighting Resource ...

As of today we are releasing a version of MinGW 10 that was built directly from source. In addition most of the necessary POSIX utilities have been built using the upstream source code.

https://github.com/copperspice/cs_mingw_w64

Just checking if you were able to review the build files from our KitchenSink demo program. The CMake files need to be set up precisely and it seems like this is where you are having difficulties. You may also want to look at the first few example program on our Journal. The full source code and bui...

We have some very exciting news to share. After a lot of research and the support of a few developers with the LLVM project we have figured out how to cross compile MinGW in a Docker container. As of today we are releasing a version of MinGW 10 that was built directly from source. In addition most o...

And one more very, very big request! When will it be possible to use ps 12.0 or higher under Windows? I looked that on Linux CopperSpice already works with the gcc compiler version 11. I installed this version on Windows, but compilation was impossible. Actually, it's a mystery to me. There are a f...