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Filesystem Functions in C++ - “why is C++ so complicated compared to <insert scripting language>”

Added by Kretz, Matthias about 10 years ago. Updated almost 10 years ago.

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Start date:
2014-04-14
Due date:
2014-07-30
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From time to time you want your program to interact with the rest of the world via input and output files. Compared to most scripting languages this appears to be way too complicated in C++.

In this talk we will look at boost::filesystem and the Filesystem TS which is on its way to become part of the C++ standard library. A discussion about the alternatives: libc functions, POSIX functions, and Qt (QDir, QFile) will round it up.


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filesystems.pdf (122 KB) filesystems.pdf Filesystems talk by Jussi Auvinen Auvinen, Jussi, 2014-07-30 16:00

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