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When building the library, the compiler gets stuck on ccv_resample.c and eventually runs out of memory and dies. I have 8GB of RAM and 2GB of swap. I'm using gcc...
I'm experimenting with range-v3 to figure out if it is truly a zero-cost abstraction and can make my life easier. In the [following](https://godbolt.org/z/dexWsofWc) example, I compare range-v3 with vanilla STL...
```error: ‘struct cx::array::inserter’ redeclared with different access```
This is generally useful, but also this is laying down the foundation for stuff like filter design, computing STFTs and maybe who knows, some DSP.
This is an ffmpeg wrapper to capture any kind of video "thing", including video files (MP4, AVI, etc), RTSP stream or webcam ( eg. /dev/video0). Note that using this file...
I get the following error: rdpy.core.error.InvalidExpectedDataException: unknown slow path input : 0x8002 0x8002 referes to MOUSEX event, which seems to be an X11 thing. Am I right? Either way, is...
It would seem that this does the trick for C++11 onward: ``` template< typename F, typename ... Args > auto INVOKE(F&& fn, Args&& ... args) -> typename std::enable_if< std::is_member_pointer::value, decltype(std::mem_fn(fn)(std::forward(args)...))>::type...
In ```args::parse_args```, rather than parsing ```const char** argv``` , parse ```char** argv``` and set those ```argv``` entries to null if they are matched. Furthermore, in ParseCLI, only populate the ```std::vector...
Depending on a parent option value, is it possible to make children options required or not? (other than by adding additional checks after ArgumentParser::ParseCLI)