i'm a new guys here.And actually my programming language is basic.><
But i have a project about to control the wifi bulbs by C++ in computer.
And i don't know how to start to do it.
Can anyone give me some suggestion?
What should i started to do first?
Or how to improve my programming's knowledge about this project?
I have been downloaded the lifx http api in my computer. But i didn't know what is that mean... and didn't know when i have api what should i do next. i haven't done this before ..
Really thanks for your help !!
If your programming skills are basic I would never start with C++ but if that's not an option I can suggest you to go here:
https://github.com/kalimaul/lifx-api
And start working with it, at least you won't have to start from scratch.
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I have to open an Url which is this -> "https://82.165.114.16:24850/swagger-ui/". Then after opening it. I have to select an Option called Authorize in it and enter my credentials to log in to it.
I have to do all these things in a single c++ program code.
I know there are better options available with other programming languages. So, anyone here suggests to me the possible ways to built c++ dll.
But here I would like to create a c++ dll which will be used in java in later times.
Thanks in advance. Waiting for exciting replies.
Yours Sincerely,
Mustaq Ahmed Althaf Hussain
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Well, I have NPAPI plugin, and I need convert it to Native Client (NACL).
I have all C/C++ code, but It has not made by me. So I' just a beginner about C/C++ plugins.
I have been reading about NACL, and starting with the tutorial and first steps, but I think it could be a long process to start all codification since beginning.
So, My question is if someone knows how could I compile the same c/c++ code from the NPAPI plugin to NACL, or if I have to codify all from scratch.
I'm developing for windows.
Thanks for help! and sorry for my bad english :)
I clarify: I have been searching too much about how to compile NPAPI code to NACL in Google and here, but I have not found a way that can help me to get my goal. So, i'm asking for someone who knows how to update some particular plugin made in NPAPI to the Google's Native Client
There is no direct translation from NPAPI to NACL. You'll need to start from scratch by learning how NACL works and figure out how to build one, and then you can migrate pieces of the NPAPI plugin as needed into it. Much of it may not be possible, as mentioned. You may need a javascript interface layer to open the files as well, it's hard to say.
NACL is not a replacement for NPAPI, it's a different interface that provides the ability to compile C/C++ code that can run sandboxed in a browser. There is no direct path for porting between them.
Im currently learning C++ and Im interested in a web front end that can be fast as its C++ back end part. Which front ends does make a good combination?
Not looking for the best just the ones that can join cpp without using cgi. So please dont vote down.
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I actually develope my web applications in Java and is nice. Im looking at the C++ side since I want to give it a try. I learn a little of C++ on a college class 3 years ago and now Im reading the Deitel 8th Edition book to cover what I miss and review what I previosly learned. I'll read all your suggestions and will select a balance between productivity and speed. I admit it I am a performace addict that's the reason of my interest on this. Before asking this I thought Python could be used as a web front end. But maybe its not near C++ performance and thats why you didnt mentioned it.
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What behaivor could have using python web frameworks or java servlets for the web engine and then connect it to C++? Will tomcat or the python server be a bottleneck?
I think it's hard to find a web front end in C++ (probably what you are looking for is a C++ equivalent of GWT). Back ends are more common and there're some frameworks to create web apps in C++. Facebook has Hiphop for converting PHP code to C++ to speed up. But everything mostly boils down to HTML(5)/JavaScript/CSS. However, Qt framework has integration with WebKit and you can build applications using this framework which leverages HTML5/JavaScript/CSS3 in a C++ app (I'm not too familiar with it, so may be wrong). Take a look at this by the way.
EDIT: On further googling, found Wt, this might look interesting. :)
I have used cocos2d c++ to create a small game on my Windows machine. It looks great and now I am planning to put it on my iPod Touch. Can anyone tell me how can I achieve this without actually porting my app on objective c?
I have MAC machine and I can arrange for Apple Developer license as well.
Please help me in this.
A few years ago, Joel asked the same thing. There are very interesting comments there, you should take a look. This one is very enlightening:
Google "Objective-C++". That will give you ideas how to allow your C++ to interface with Objective-C APIs.
After a quick search on stackoverflow, I found that at that time, someone else asked the same question here: Is it possible to program iPhone in C++
I am trying to build an iphone app that connects to an IP camera. The IP camera is windows based to i need to create a server using c++ and then stream the video to the iphone app.
Can anyone tell me the best way in going about this task. I am new to programming so a dummies type guide would help.
Thanks
Inam
Go to the ITunes store and download a free app from Avigilon. You won't be able to see any video unless you connect to a system but it'll tell you what ports and user information would be needed. There are gateways and streaming methods involved as well. Not a situation where a new developer will have a lot of success.
Your question is rather too broad to fit into a comment box. It seems, and correct me if I'm wrong, that you're basically asking for someone to write the applications for you.
Instead, if you're a complete beginner, you'll want to first learn how to program for the plaform.
The StackOverflow question Howto articles for iPhone development, Objective C will help you get started with programming for the iPhone.
Once you have the basics down, you might then ask more specific questions.