Learn To Display 360 Degree Spherical Images In C++ Builder On Windows
January 1, 2021
360 Degree Spherical photos are good to capture all around in that moment. In this post here we give a simple example to display this pictures in eyeview with ability to rotate in any angle. This method can be used on drawings or generated drawings too. In this method we use…
Quickly Learn About Basic Windows C++ Components (QuickLook Part 4)
December 31, 2020
TrackBar
Trackbar is a slider on the form that allows users to get numeric values by dragging the track. A track bar can set integer values on a continuous range. It is useful for adjusting properties like color, volume and brightness. The user moves the slide indicator…
Learn How To Adapt Classic Windows C/C++ Samples To Modern C++ In C++ Builder
December 29, 2020
There are many C++ examples and many tutorials over the classic C/C++, and when you jump to Modern C++ these examples may seem to be very hard to adapt. In real, it is not complicated much, you just need to modify input and output operations to GUI based input and output…
Learn About Basic Windows Components In C++ Development (QuickLook Part 3)
December 28, 2020
This post about listing String and displaying methods as fast as possible in Modern C++, in C++ Builder FireMonkey projects. In general if you have many String additions to you component, you must use BeginUpdate() and EndUpdate() methods of that Class member to do these…
The source code written in C++ must be compiled (i.e. translated to the machine code) by one or another compiler such as Embarcadero RAD Studio C++ compilers before in can be runned. In general, there are two types of the resulting machine code: library and main executable (hereinafter simply executable). This post will briefly cover the later of these two.
When an executable produced from a…
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The posts General Loop Statements in Modern C++ and Range-for-statement in modern C++ cover ways to write explicit loops. But explicit loops can be tedious to write and, what is more important, – harder to read, because the resulting code requires to spend the extra…
This article is about to help you on implementing an Artificial Neural Network by using FANN Library developed by Steffen Nissen. It supportsmore than 20+ programming languages (http://leenissen.dk/fann/wp/language-bindings/) including Delphi and C++ Builder. You can reach full information anddocumentation here and you can download FANN source files from theirweb page…
