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Windows 10, Visual Studio Professional 2017
I have two personal projects:
1st: create a strip chart, or maybe even a o-scope display. I did this under Linux as a work project, but used an existing environment. Don’t have Linux now, but will consider its use.
2nd: try to implement SHA-256, and to show the intermediate results in a set of windows. This is not really graphics, but numbers and some text in various windows.
Are these abilities native to VS or should I select install a package for these tasks?
A high-level, general-purpose programming language, created as an extension of the C programming language, that has object-oriented, generic, and functional features in addition to facilities for low-level memory manipulation.
Answer accepted by question author
Hi @Bryan Kelly ,
For strip charts, I suggest you read the method mentioned in this issue.
Regarding SHA-256, you could refer to this issue, and in VS you can set /ZH: SHA_256.
Best regards,
Elya
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