I've been trying to figure out how to do this port and I need a walk-through. A detailed soup to nuts example would be great. [Edit] I should add that I want to port a WP7 game...
Each target platform is handled differently
Maybe some videos would help
This one ports to Android http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hF0sm5KGPPM
this one ports to win 8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ycmeVYm_gI
It might help installing the installer, (it installs the templates for VS and other sutff)
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I've started learning Software Defined Network and therefore I need a testing environment to understand as well.
Like other network testing environment, I realized that I need a simulator or emulator like GNS3. Recently, I've found OpenFlow vSwitch but couldn't get enough.
The question is, how can I run an SDN testing environment on Linux, Raspberry Pi, etc?
Any information would be appreciated.
If you want to setup a SDN environment for learning purpose then best tool is mininet. It is very easy to install and setup.you can also find lot of tutorials online.
You can refer this link for its installation and basic understanding : https://konquerouter.wordpress.com/2017/11/24/learning-sdn-software-defined-networking-concept-with-mininet/
I have two angular projects, open in separate VS Code instances.
In one of the project, auto-completions and click-follows in templates works just fine.
In the other, it does not work at all.
I can't for the love of god figure out what the difference between these projects is. tsconfig.json is exactly the same in both. One is angular 8.1 the other is 8.0 (the 8.0 is the working one).
Any ideas what is going on here, and in general, how to debug this kind issue in general, would be highly appreciated!
i have de same problem and after check i see that:
https://github.com/angular/vscode-ng-language-service/issues/343
the version of angular language service has a bug so, the solution at the moment is downgrade the #angular/language-service to version 8.0.3.
to do that execute: npm i --save-dev #angular/language-service#8.0.3
I succeeded to developed a small application under Windows using PyQT and QML, and now I will like to use it in a tablet (windows).
Then I have no idea how to do the deployed (I want have an icon in my tablet, when I click on it.... the application starts)
I've heard of pydepolyer or py2exe that generates .exe but I do not know how to use it.
this is the architecture of my application.
> projet
........projet.pro
........>Sources
..............main.py
........>Ressources
................>qml.qrc
.....................>content
..........................Etale.qml
......................main.qml
......................Page.qml
......................Page1.qml
thanx.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to Python has a nice little comparison table of freezing tools with links to their manuals.
Freezing your code
I've used both py2exe and pyInstaller. I found that while more difficult to use, in the long run, pyInstaller has more features that are more appealing.
There is also a python wiki dedicated to packaging and deploying PyQt applications.
I am currently working on a project in Microsoft Robotics Development Studio, and I am having a little trouble deploying the solution for general use.
My problem is this. I am making a simulation, so I need to deploy the simulation engine along with my project. This is dependent on the Ageia PhysX engine, DirectX, and the Microsoft XNA framework. I understand this, and I understand that the deployment tool for MRDS (dssdeploy) isn't set up to deploy simulations by default. So, if anyone has worked with MRDS before, and has deployed a simulation, I could use some help with this.
Unfortunately, dssdeploy does not work with simulation projects. It won't package up all the required simulation libraries. I believe the reason for this is due to license and/or install issues for PhysX, DirectX, and XNA. I think you can still zip up your own service with dssdeploy, but you will have to have your target user install RDS first, then un-deploy your service.
FYI, because of this and many other headaches using dssdeploy, I have stopped using it to distribute my code. I simply zip up my service, then tell the end user to run dssprojectmigration on the code after they un-zip it.
I have project that I'm working on that is going to require a webserver. The webserver will be used to remotely control a presentation using a mobile device.
I see there are quite a few options out there and I'm wondering if someone could provide some recommendations.
My criteria include:
Portable, fits on a USB key
Easy to
run. A user can just click on an
icon, or ideally it would include an
autorun command.
Open Source. I would prefer something licensed under the GPL or similar.
Runs a dynamic server-side language. I see that most have PHP which works perfectly, but I'm open to other languages.
Cross platform if possible.
Right now I'm leaning towards XAMPP, but I would love to hear some suggestions.
XAMPP is perfect for this.
I recommend XAMPP, so I think you are on the right track.
Have not used this, but it looks like it would be right up your alley:
http://www.blackdot.be/?inc=apache/httpserveronusb
Supports perl + php by default.
From the page:
If you are a web developer I'm sure you have had that moment where you went:
"If only I had a web server handy right now!"
Then HTTP Server On USB is something for you! HTTP Server On USB is a fully configured web server that runs from your USB-Key. Plug it in and off you go!
It can be use to show of a website to a costumer, share files with your friends (both ways thanks to DAV) or simply impress people but acting all geeky!
Are you special and do you depend on exotic 3rd party module?
Just drop them in the module folder and edit the configuration file!
Features:
Management Application
Apache 2.2.11
mod_deflate
mod_ssl
mod_security
mod_perl
PHP 5.2.8
ActiveState Perl 5.10
Requirements:
Windows 2000, Windows XP or Windows 2003
256mb USB-key
I have had no luck with XAMPP Lite or USBWebserver. What is currently working really well is Server2Go. I could never get XAMPP to run and USBWebserver would not allow me to install Drupal or Wordpress.
With Server2Go, I was able to install Drupal 7 on the USB Flash Drive, however, only with SQLite. I did need to go to the php folder and copy and rename the production-php.ini file to php.ini. There is a php.ini setting that needs to be set for the MySQL DB to be recognized. It is running well with SQLite for Development purposes though.
LAMPPIX - looks like not up to date, but should do the job.
I would suggest Apache, pretty lightweight and has everything you'll need (PHP).