Still experimenting with my new Canon 5D & trial versions of photo story software’s. Following video is compressed from 120M in to 3.5 MB with audio added.
Daily I help teams with solution engineering aspect of connected vehicle data projects. (massive datasets & always some new datasets with new car models aka new technologies.) Lately in the spare time, applying some of the ML/Deep learning techniques on datasets (many are create based on observations of real datasets)To Share some thoughts on my work (main half of this blog) and the other half will be about my family and friends.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Thursday, July 03, 2008
Eclipse Ganymede C/C++ CDT IDE platform & my first impressions
Steps
1.Make sure you have a stable JDK on your machine ( in my case, I am using JDK 1.5
2.Download MinGW from http://www.mingw.org/
& install (make sure enabling g++ installtion option)&
update your system PATH setting
After step 2, in your windows command prompt
if you type g++ -v it will display the following.
>>>
C:\a_eclipse_c_c++\eclipse-cpp-ganymede-win32\eclipse>g++ -v
Reading specs from C:/MinGW/bin/../lib/gcc/mingw32/3.4.5/specs etc. etc.
>>
3. Download eclipse & CDT environment from the following location.
http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/index.php
4. After installing eclipse, start eclipse.
5. Start with File->new->project->c++ give default name etc.
6. At this stage you are ready go with new a class or import some existing file.
7. If you are experienced user with Eclipse IDE(i.e. for java code) building & running the code is very easy. Else your have play with Run-> new configuration.
Unfortunately Eclipse-> Help Content sucks.
I finished from step(2) to step(7) in less than 30 minutes. I wrote few c & c++ programs & everything looking good. More later.
1.Make sure you have a stable JDK on your machine ( in my case, I am using JDK 1.5
2.Download MinGW from http://www.mingw.org/
& install (make sure enabling g++ installtion option)&
update your system PATH setting
After step 2, in your windows command prompt
if you type g++ -v it will display the following.
>>>
C:\a_eclipse_c_c++\eclipse-cpp-ganymede-win32\eclipse>g++ -v
Reading specs from C:/MinGW/bin/../lib/gcc/mingw32/3.4.5/specs etc. etc.
>>
3. Download eclipse & CDT environment from the following location.
http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/index.php
4. After installing eclipse, start eclipse.
5. Start with File->new->project->c++ give default name etc.
6. At this stage you are ready go with new a class or import some existing file.
7. If you are experienced user with Eclipse IDE(i.e. for java code) building & running the code is very easy. Else your have play with Run-> new configuration.
Unfortunately Eclipse-> Help Content sucks.
I finished from step(2) to step(7) in less than 30 minutes. I wrote few c & c++ programs & everything looking good. More later.
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