New DDE C++ (CFront) video released: DDT Debugging techniques for C++ In-Depth

@Paolo
The sources exist and are in the public domain.
I made a mistake, I thought the sources were still on Alexander Thoukydides.
Message from Jul 2022.

Feel free to host another copy of CathLibCpp yourself. Just ensure that you comply with the various licensing conditions as detailed in the legal.html file within the cathlibcpp-docs.zip archive.
It’s a bit disappointing that this library is still needed though…
Kind regards,
Alex

I have just put on my CatlLibCpp page, the 26bit version (original elements) and a source directory for compilation with the DDE.

I agree with you about unavailable sources. I hope those of CathLibCpp can help you with your port of the STL.

Sorry again for this error on my part, I understand your reaction very well.

Ps my fisrtname is “Jean-Michel” :-)

The sources exist and are in the public domain.

Nice! :)

I have just put on my CatlLibCpp page, the 26bit version (original elements) and a source directory for compilation with the DDE.

Thanks a lot, going to check this out now, this is a great news!

Sorry again for this error on my part, I understand your reaction very well.

Thanks, no worries, it’s great that another piece of software got saved, so thank you very much :)

Ps my fisrtname is “Jean-Michel” :-)

Whoops, sorry! Fixed it now. Apologies

Not sure if anyone is interested but I wrote a DDE C++ library for my own use, here is a link

Can change the name if it clashes and it probably is not an example of immaculate coding, I expect parts could be improved.

Hey Bill, nice! Thanks :)

I think we should start collecting the links to these libs actually.

By the numbers of people watching the C++ videos, I think there are quite a bunch of folks interested about it (unless it’s just 3 poor folks not understanding my accent and having to re-watch the same videos dozens of times to understand what I’m talking about! XD – everything is possible!)