Thanks the the forums for the raspberry pi, this keyboard + track pad combination just got a lot less irritating. Disable tap to click. For Logitech K400 keyboards, hold down FN, left click on trackpad - disables the tap to click.
HDMI auto detection seems to choose the highest resolution possible, regardless of how bad that actually looks on the TV
Override in config.txt
hdmi_group=1
hdmi_mode=19
Musings, work notes, web links and general trivia related to computer programming in a variety of areas. Random things I happen to find interesting or important
Monday, 28 December 2015
Saturday, 25 April 2015
The Rest Will Follow
The LLVM + Clang compiler toolchain 3.6 release can be downloaded as prebuilt executables for Windows. So far, so good, so what? The interesting and practical part of this is the source and ABI compatability with Microsoft Visual C++ and the integration with Visual Studio. This means that choosing to use the Clang front end and LLVM backend is as simple as choosing the relevant toolchain in the VS properties (ideally, at the configure step of using CMake to generate the VS project!). This painless process means it is trivial to try out Clang without needing to be steeped in Linux, or owner of the expensive dongle for OSX aka some sort of Mac computer hardware.
Reality is, of course, that this does not yet provide an actual satisfactory outcome. Clang + LLVM on Windows for the VS ABI is still a work in process, with respect to not handling all of the extensions to C++ present in the Windows SDK and MFC headers, and the lack as yet of any support for C++ exceptions.
None the less, the compiler functions as a useful and valuable linter of C++ code previously restricted to building with MSVC due to heavy usage of MFC and Windows headers.
Reality is, of course, that this does not yet provide an actual satisfactory outcome. Clang + LLVM on Windows for the VS ABI is still a work in process, with respect to not handling all of the extensions to C++ present in the Windows SDK and MFC headers, and the lack as yet of any support for C++ exceptions.
None the less, the compiler functions as a useful and valuable linter of C++ code previously restricted to building with MSVC due to heavy usage of MFC and Windows headers.
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