A-Ribeiro / InteractiveToolkit-Examples

Use examples of the https://github.com/A-Ribeiro/InteractiveToolkit library.

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he gave his only Son, so that everyone
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John 3:16

Use examples of the libraries:

• https://github.com/A-Ribeiro/InteractiveToolkit
• https://github.com/A-Ribeiro/InteractiveToolkit-Extension

How to Clone?

This library uses git submodules.

You need to fetch the repo and the submodules also.

HTTPS

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/A-Ribeiro/InteractiveToolkit-Examples.git

SSH

git clone --recurse-submodules [e-mail]:A-Ribeiro/InteractiveToolkit-Examples.git

How to build?

cd InteractiveToolkit-Examples/
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make -j

All binaries will be generated at InteractiveToolkit-Examples/build/bin folder.

Example Projects

• src/astar-on-roguelike-matrix: Roguelike map generation with A* path computing over it.

• src/callback-handling: std::bind and std::function alternative with easier assignment and comparison for functions, methods and lambdas.

• src/condition-variable-using-semaphore: SHM(Shared Objects) condition variable logic implemented with semaphores.

• src/ease-core: Several damping animation equations.

• src/event-handling: Event treatment with support to subscribe several listeners to one event controller(dispatcher). Can be used with functions, methods and lambdas.

• src/extension-images: Example of writing PNG and JPG images.

• src/extension-writing-reading-data: Example of writing and reading binary data.

• src/find-rsqrt-parameters: Find coeficients of rqsrt optimized implementation.

• src/ipc-queue: Example of creating shared memory objects (shm) using the memory area as a queue that transfers bytes through compatible processes.

• src/ipc-shared-buffer: Example of creating a fixed shared memory object (shm) using the memory area as a block of memory.

• src/math-core: Example of drawing a rotating cube in the terminal using the lib matrices and lib vectors.

• src/on-abort-handling: Handling abort event in runtime.

• src/pattern-match: Pattern match examples. Exact matching and approximated matching.

• src/platform-process: Starting a child process triggering the execution of another executable binary file (on linux: .sh; on windows: .bat).

• src/platform-thread-queue: Using the thread abstraction and transfering data to it through a custom queue class controller.

• src/property: Example of a property. When the internal value change, this class dispatch an event notifying all listeners its modification.

• src/random: Several random generated values examples.

• src/socket-tcp: Example of using a TCP socket abstraction.

• src/socket-udp: Example of using an UDP socket abstraction.

• src/sorting: O(n) Sort algorithm example (RadixSort).

• src/sorting-parallel: Using a threadpool to accelerate the sorting algorithm.

Authors

Alessandro Ribeiro da Silva obtained his Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais and a Master's degree in Computer Science from the Federal University of Minas Gerais, in 2005 and 2008 respectively. He taught at PUC and UFMG as a substitute/assistant professor in the courses of Digital Arts, Computer Science, Computer Engineering and Digital Games. He have work experience with interactive software. He worked with OpenGL, post-processing, out-of-core rendering, Unity3D and game consoles. Today he work with freelance projects related to Computer Graphics, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, WebGL, web server and mobile apps (andoid/iOS).

More information on: https://alessandroribeiro.thegeneralsolution.com/en/