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Best audio playback api for C/C++ under Linux?
I am looking for a library with which i can play a audio file using C++ code in linux , any suggestions ?
Edit : Please include the links of some tutorials if it's possible .
Take a look at FMOD. It is a cross-platform audio library for C++.
There are quite a few tutorials available, such as these:
Quick Guide to FMOD
FMOD Introduction
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How do I build a graphical user interface in C++? [closed]
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I don’t have Visual Studio for C++ GUI(Because I don’t want to install such a big thing on my pc).
And I don’t have any problem with working with some really simple code editor like Sublime Text or Code Blocks IDE for console C++(of course). But the problem arises when I wanna make GUIs or Graphical User Interfaces.
I couldn’t find any resource¹ anywhere for how to handcode² GUI without any GUI Designer like Visual Studio’s or Code Blocks’.
resource: Any website, video etc.
handcode: By this, I mean coding a GUI without any GUI Designer.
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I found that I can use the graphic designer included in SharpDevelop IDE, which I can use for making the GUI, but for the intellisense, I can use VSCode with the C/C++ extension.
SharpDevelop is primarily made for .Net, so I can use it for .Net GUI also.
You can use Linux and g++ command for compiling cpp files.
You can choose any editor programs like notepad++ or notepad.
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Voice Recognition in Python
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I would like to know if there is any algorithm or library that will help me build a program that will help me to detect only my voice and everything I say, I am using the speech recognition library with python 2.7. Please I need help. I'm beginner using Python
The pocketsphinx library may be what you're looking for: https://github.com/cmusphinx/pocketsphinx
There are Python bindings here: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pocketsphinx
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Getting C++ to compile inside Eclipse
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I am new to c++ but have some programming experience with R and Matlab. My OS is Win 7.
I downloaded " Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers " from Eclipse website and tried to run a simple program, but the compiler doesn't even know "cout＂, the simplest c++ command.
I do see some answers on the website, but it is still a little hard for me to follow.
Eclipse CDT: Symbol 'cout' could not be resolved
First of all, should I install ＂Eclipse Standard 4.3" （ the so called platform?) or " Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers " ? Most of the documents I found on the web use the platform rather than C++ IDE.
Could someone recommend a step to step guide (guide for "idiot" like me ) for programming c++ with eclipse?
Thank you very much!
Either the C++ specific version or the standard version should work. What I believe is happening with you is that you don't have a C++ compiler installed. gcc is the most popular one, just Google it. Do note that Eclipse is not a compiler and it does not include a compiler, either.
As for a guide, a quick google search found the Eclipse C++ documentation. As you are new to StackOverflow, please be sure to read the guidelines, and go over the about page to get acquainted with how the site works.
Also see this related question. Let me know if you have any questions, and welcome to the community!
My suggestion on the matter, if you are new to IDEs, you may want to start with Visual Studio. It is very easy to use, and the express edition is free. I believe it includes a C++ compiler as well.
I would like to ask this question to those people who have an experience in coding using Turbo C++ 3.0.
I'm trying to make a text user interface console application with it and I see that Turbo C++ 3 has an option to link turbo vision in your program.
Using this: Options -> Linker -> Libraries -> Check Turbo Vision.
Know my question is that how could I start using it in my program?
I tried to include but to no avail, or to not include the header also.
Note: If you know of other way to develop C++/C console apps with text user interface, then please feel free to answer to.
Thanks!
Edit: Please do not comment to not to use Turbo C++ because it's old. I'm just trying to create a console app with text user interface for our project. Thanks :)
Turbo Vision is out dated and no more maintained. However, if have you
stronger reasons to use a completely 'The DOOM' game era TUI tool kit,
they go ahead else i would suggest using ncurses it is a portable
TUI toolkit,
As note, Turbo Vision library has potentially unsafe pointers. It is not a safe
library to use in this era, and it is a DOS 'only' thing, those there are ports to
POSIX based environment , i still doubt its safety.
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Qt tutorials for beginners
What resources for learning Qt by example do you recommend?
Thanks.
If you install the Qt SDK, Qt Creator will have a comprehensive and structured list of examples right when you start it, selectable from a menu.
C++ GUI Programming with Qt4