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<h2 align="center">My C++ workflow:</h2>

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<tr><td><h3><u>Wake up PC and myself:</u></h3></td></tr>

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   <li>Brew filter coffee (10min)</li>
   <li>Start Windows 10 x64 PC ( i regularly get bluescreens at startup because Win10 is shit )
   <li>Login</li>
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<h3><u>Develop C/C++ on Windows64:</u></h3>

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      <td>1. Start linux terminal on windows (_dev_with_gitbash.bat script)</td>
      <td>1.1. Navigate to workspace (Open explorer and goto desired directory)<br>
          1.2. Double click the .bat Batch script that starts the developing environment<br>
          1.3. It opens 2 windows, the cmd.exe window in background and the good git-bash terminal in front<br>
          1.4. Minimize the cmd.exe window and never think about it again<br>
          1.5. Move and resize the git-bash terminal window to your favourite pos and size.<br>
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      <td>2. Build (start one of the build scripts next to .bat file)</td>
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         2.1. Press <b>STRG+R</b> to open terminal history<br>
         2.2. Type 3 letters <b>bui</b> to find last build command in history<br>
         2.3. Press <b>ENTER</b> and building starts...<br>
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         or if u never built before<br>
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         If u never built before type in the build command manually<br>
         e.g. <b>./build_win_release_shared.sh</b> and press <b>ENTER</b><br>
         e.g. <b>./build_win_release_static.sh</b> and press <b>ENTER</b><br>
         e.g. <b>./build_win_debug_shared.sh</b> and press <b>ENTER</b><br>
         e.g. <b>./build_win_debug_static.sh</b> and press <b>ENTER</b><br>
         e.g. <b>./build_win_minsizerel_shared.sh</b> and press <b>ENTER</b><br>
         e.g. <b>./build_win_minsizerel_static.sh</b> and press <b>ENTER</b><br>  
         e.g. <b>./build_win_relwithdebinfo_shared.sh</b> and press <b>ENTER</b><br>
         e.g. <b>./build_win_relwithdebinfo_static.sh</b> and press <b>ENTER</b><br>
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      <td>3. Execute program</td>
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         3.1. Press <b>STRG+R</b> to open terminal history again<br>
         3.2. Type 3 letters <b>bin</b> to find last <b>cd</b> command in history<br>
         3.3. Press <b>ENTER</b> and change to output directory.<br>
         3.4. Type the name of program and press ENTER.<br>
         e.g. <b>./AbletonBlaBla.exe</b><br>
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      <td>1. Start dev env (.bat script)
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         <li>Navigate to workspace (Open explorer and goto desired directory)</li>
         <li>Double click the .bat Batch script that starts the developing environment</li>
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      The batch script only contains 3 lines to be fully funtional (no msys, python, etc..., only cmake,mingw and git-bash terminal)      
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         <img src="./workflow/001.png" width="732" height="788" /><br>
         <img src="./workflow/002.png" width="494" height="231" /><br>
         <img src="./workflow/003.png" width="710" height="523" />
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      <td>2. Build
      <ul>
         <li>Press <b>STRG+R</b> to query terminal history</li>
         <li>Type 3 letters <b>bui</b> to find last build command in history</li>
         <li>Press <b>ENTER</b> and building starts...</li>
      </ul><br>
      If u never built before type in the build command manually<br>
      e.g. <b>./build_win_release_shared.sh</b> and press <b>ENTER</b>
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      <img src="./workflow/005.png" width="1147" height="383" />   
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      <td>3. Execute program
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         <li>Press <b>STRG+R</b> to query terminal history</li>
         <li>Type 3 letters <b>bin</b> to find last <b>cd</b> command in history</li>
         <li>Press <b>ENTER</b> and terminal went to output directory.</li>
         <li>Press <b>ENTER</b> and terminal went to output directory.</li>
      </ul><br>
      If u never built before type in the build command manually<br>
      e.g. <b>./build_win_release_shared.sh</b> and press <b>ENTER</b>
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      <img src="./workflow/005.png" width="1147" height="383" />   
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   <li>Press <b>STRG+R</b> and type 3 letters <b>bin</b> so the history finds the last <b>cd</b> command containing <b>bin</b>/win_bla_bla.<br>
      <img src="./workflow/006.png" width="1147" height="386" />
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   <li>Press <b>ENTER</b> and it changes to the result directory of built program.<br>
       Type <b>./A</b> and press <b>TAB</b> for auto-completion to <b>./AbletonProgram.exe</b><br>
      <img src="./workflow/007.png" width="721" height="115" />
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   <li>Press <b>ENTER</b> and the programs starts.</li>
   
   <li>Brew filter coffee</li>
   <li>Start Windows 10 x64 PC (5sec)
   <li>Login</li>
   <li>Open explorer and navigate to my project workspace</li>
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<tr><td><h3><u>My C/C++ developing machine:</u></h3></td></tr>

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   <li>AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 4650G ( 6C12T 4.3GHz all core beast, still energy saving <120W, with modern graphics card )</li>
   <li>As a graphics programmer its good to have a slow graphics card so u can feel your bad/unoptimized programming.</li>
   <li>As a graphics programmer its good to have a modern graphics card so u can develop for advanced features,shaders and extensions.</li>
   <li>Atleast 8GB RAM, normal would be 16GB, 32GB is better for very big projects like a custom Linux System</li>
   <li>Normal would be 16GB DDR4 ( my case )
   <li>32GB and above is only needed for extreme projects (e.g. Technisat navigation system did not compile with only 16GB RAM)</li>
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