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A better present from a worse past. Also odd Vulkan spec anomalies.

There eventually comes a time where figuring out how to flexibly parse command-line options becomes necessary. Here’s two easy ways to do so.

Adding in colours to make certain output from running items can help with readability and make certain things stand out, or otherwise make at-a-glance output scanning easier.

One of the most fundamental items in any system, software or otherwise, is to be able to identify something uniquely.

Sometimes, you’ll come upon a set of libraries that just decide to include everything directly, always. This can help minimize and visualize those dependencies.

Using CMake to automatically detect, or clone fresh, and even pre-compile Catch for you.

Built over some time now, is a fair sized suite of tools and utilities to improve the CMake compilation experience.

While Microsoft’s MSVC may be synonymous with Windows development, there are others.

Making life easier through enum flags, structs and offsets, and recreating Fallout’s SPECIAL reliably, quickly, efficiently, and safely.

Previously we added tools for code coverage and static analysis via clang-tidy. Now comes the ability to perform better runtime testing through GCC and Clang’s sanitizer tools, and integrating them with CMake.