I’ve recently been doing some more things with C++ again, and I’ve come to use a specific project structure which I will write about here. Package mangement is a bit foreign to the C/C++ world, but I wanted to integrate it for my projects. Not only simply because I could, but also because I really want to see it take off a little, possibly contribute if I spot a few issues here and there. On the other hand, it’s really handy to have specific versions of libraries that are confirmed to be working with your source always handy in a specific repository. That of course is kind of the main reason why package managers exist, and to elaborate further would move me a bit off track.

The whole sample project can be found on github as well.

About a few weeks back I decided to just finally start writing a Gameboy emulator, as that’s something I’ve always wanted to do. Since I’ve gotten a lil’ rusty with my C++ (especially with C++11(+)) I decided to use some of the tools I’ve read so much about, but was not able to use them till now.

Here’s a little spoiler of the final result:

And the source can be found on github or gitlab.

I just wanted to try out GitLab Pages and Hexo. I may or may not actually write anything.