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New version of dynamic memory software for C++

May 9th, 2010 Peter Bushell 3 comments

Since Easter, when I promised a new release of this software, I’ve been exceptionally busy in a money-earning sort of way. I’ve noticed that others are blogging less now that their business has (presumably) picked up, so I’m not alone in disappointing my readers, but that is no excuse and so I have just uploaded the software I promised. Read more…

Free software: thwarted by g++

March 8th, 2010 Peter Bushell No comments

The free software you may have downloaded from this site embodies an error of principle (details another time). It compiles with VC++ and IAR (ARM), and the code is correct and runs properly. However, I tried g++ today and it was less forgiving. Unfortunately, it’s right and I’m wrong, even though I got away with it up to now. I’m working on a fix and will post again when I have finished it.

Free software updated

February 4th, 2010 Peter Bushell No comments

The C++ dynamic memory software I published last week has been updated with a small but useful enhancement.

Find out more by downloading it: start by going to the Subscribers’ page.

Free software!

January 28th, 2010 Peter Bushell No comments

For the last couple of months, my software efforts have been diluted by the need to attend to other matters no less important but somewhat distracting. Now I have finally released some software. It is not the whole of SKC++, though. I learned so many things, at a detailed level (mainly about C++), in developing SKC++ that I realised that I had built “one to throw away”, as the saying goes.  The refactoring is well underway and I have decided initially to release some of the essential elements of SKC++ in stages, as library modules which can be used more generally Read more…