Releasing Version 0.2.6 of decon_spf

Some times we might be working in a team, and that team has members who prefer to use different IDEs or who develop on different platforms. In these cases we can leverage CMake’s generators.
This is a short guide on using a generator for Xcode and adding a second test file to break up testing.

Objective

This is a BAREBONES C++ template with Google Test support using CMake. It is setup to allow for the building of a static library using TDD principles; but could be adapted for building a small program. This is in no way the ideal solution.

This template was created to allow for programming under Mac OS. But the files should work under other systems.

I am happy to announce that I have released decon-spf version 0.2.1 This release contains a number of improvements and a new feature.

I have been playing with a few things of late. Mostly related to moving my site off GitHub and using my own domain. As part of that I am just toying with Let’s Encrypt. I have been doing this during my trial period with Linode.
Today I will document how I set up Let’s Encrypt using DNS as the preferred Challenge.

Today I published my first rust crate.

Recently I decided that I might actually publish my little rust crate. To that end I started looking into some of the things that are needed and what can be done. I have published a perl module in the past. And as a rule for myself, I like to provide an example program that uses a module or library. That is what I will look at today.

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Today I will finally go over how I used the lazy_static crate to help the compiler keep regex optimised.

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I have been working on this project on and off for a bit now. So I thought it was time to go over how we might be able to not only internally document our code, but also to document it at the package level.

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In this article, I will walk through how I re-implemented the enum for Qualifier and MechanismKind. I will also deliver a working asMechanism() function. The diff is here