How to install Boost Documentation in Ubuntu/Linux?
Once you installed boost libraries, you would want to install boost documentation in your machine. In Ubuntu/debian based machine it is as simple as The HTML documentation will be available file:///usr/share/doc/libboost1.40-doc/HTML/index.html. Depending on the version of libboost-doc you have installed, the file path above will have slight changes
How to install boost libraries in Ubuntu/Linux?
Boost libraries are C++ libraries which provides a lot of additional functionalities which the standard C++ libraries do not provide. Boost libraries are present across all platforms. To install boost in linux, install the boost libraries in the following manner The boost development header files are available in the directory /usr/include/boost
How to install C++ Man Pages (Documentation) in Ubuntu/Linux?
It’s so easy to search for any C related programming functions. All you need is to search the man pages. Take for example, if you want to know more about printf, simply type But that’s not the case with C++ functions. Every time, you have to go to the web for any doubts related to [...]
How to search C++ man pages
How many times did you try on the terminal the following command and got frustrated If you have decided that there is no way you can find more about cout apart from going to web, then read the article on how to install C++ man pages? Once you have installed the documentation, you must follow [...]
How to install CouchDB in Linux/Ubuntu?
CouchDB is a document oriented database just like MongoDB. It belongs to the NoSQL which stores the data in key/value combinations. It can be obtained from here. But if you are on ubuntu/linux, you can easily install it like this
C++ – Printing type and value of a Element in a Template
When you work with templates, you would like to print the type and value of an element of the template. This program shows how to print these values. typeid returns the type and the name function returns human readable format for the type like i for int, f for float The output of the program [...]
C++ – Implement Stack with vector
Vector is an array with homogenous elements. Stack is a data structure which enters the data in LIFO manner (last in, first out). It means that the element entered last into the stack will be removed first. Here we make use of a vector to implement the stack. A vector is a Sequence that supports [...]
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