CopperSpice Forum

Ok I swear to you that I do not know who "rconde01" is, but I talked this very thing over with my wife for an hour this weekend. What does Copperspice want to be? Let's say that today Copperspice has 50 people using Copperspice as a "business solution" what will Copperspice look ...

I posted on the Qt Slack channel a few days ago regarding Copperspice. I figured hey CopperSpice IS Qt, just not made by the "Qt Company" What I got for my question was interesting .... CandL 6:37 AM Anybody play with CopperSpice a fork of Qt 4.8/5? If so impressions? cancel 6:37 AMextreme...

Super!

Besides the search I listened to a couple of podcasts and I recall the discussion was lex and .... oh you were supposed to use bison too? So you listed a bunch 'o languages for the lex processing but FORTRAN was not one of them.

So after two strike, I asked here.

Thanks again.

Your CMake comments are good to hear, are those changes checked into Github? My "preferred" build process is CMake/Ninja so starting with fairly recent updates would be good. I need have MSVS 2015 (MSVC 14) version of CopperSpice because of 3'rd party constraints. Now MSVS 2015 picks up mo...

I searched the online doc for the "FORTRAN" symbol and got zero responses.

Conan is decentralized, open-source (MIT licensed), C/C++ package manager. (https://conan.io) Bincrafters is a group of OSS developers with a shared interest in making binary software packages. (https://bincrafters.github.io/) This link is a bit dated but a good start. Bincrafters has access to a nu...

Many times, I have found that Qt just wasn’t enough, and I have had to use additional libraries such as: Name License URL Short Description Qwt LGPL 2.1 + addendum https://qwt.sourceforge.io Qt Widgets for Technical Applications (plotting) Qtcsv MIT https://github.com/iamantony/qtcsv Reading and wri...

Thanks for the very prompt replies. For the most part you have reaffirmed my beliefs. I think more than the strict legal interpretation, I was also looking for belief system alignment. By that I mean what you do may be legal but is it “moral and ethical”. I cannot always speak for my employer’s beha...

This is one of those questions everybody hates but here goes. Let’s assume I work for an employer that creates applications for use within their company. Access to the application is restricted to employees or people under a non-disclosure agreement, so to use a legal term … I believe it is consider...