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Nora Bell

Nora BellSep 1, 2026

Classes start today

On to another 3 months of running actively malicious software because my school won't supply Linux instructions for the VPN. I'm really not a fan of running proprietary software on my network, even if it is in a container. Mostly because I can't trust it, but also because it's antithetical to my belief system. I've...

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Nora Bell

Nora BellJul 30, 2026

Getting back into programming

I have a C++ class starting next semester, so I decided to see if I could still write for Arduino.It's a simple "hello world" type program. I've forgotten a lot since developing a machine vision system in high school. 12 years later at least I can still make an LED blink, I can even do...

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Google Open Source blogJun 16, 2026

CEL finds a new home at github.com/cel-expr!

We're excited to announce that the official Common Expression Language (CEL) repositories have moved to a dedicated GitHub organization. Visit...

Simon Hartcher's WritingSep 10, 2025

Automate compile_flags for C/C++ projects on the Zig build system

A Zig package that generates compile_flags.txt files to provide proper editor integration for C/C++ projects using build.zig, ensuring your IDE can find include paths and provide code intelligence.

Ryosuke's Sketchbook

Ryosuke's SketchbookJan 30, 2023

Learning DirectX 12 in 2023

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Ryosuke's Sketchbook

Ryosuke's SketchbookJan 3, 2023

Letting AI write my notes and code

Reilly Wood

Reilly WoodOct 20, 2019

Open-Source Projects for Learning Modern C and C++

CMU Databases and QMK

Google Open Source blogAug 15, 2017

Making Great Mobile Games with Firebase

So much goes into building and maintaining a mobile game. Let’s say you want to ship it with a level builder for sharing content with other players...

Google Open Source blogSep 24, 2015

Introducing CCTZ: a simple time zone library for C++

"Time zones are logical and easy to use." —no one ever Programming with time zones is notoriously difficult and error prone. Sure, this is partiall...

Google Open Source blogApr 2, 2015

FlatBuffers 1.1: a memory-efficient serialization library

After months in development, the FlatBuffers 1.1 update is here. Originally released in June 2014, it’s a highly efficient open source cross-platfo...

Google Open Source blogJul 17, 2014

Flowing into your games: LiquidFun 1.1

We are thrilled to announce the 1.1 release of LiquidFun , an open-source 2D physics engine. It adds particle simulation to Erin Catto’s popular Bo...

Google Open Source blogJun 16, 2014

FlatBuffers: a memory efficient serialization library

Today, we are releasing FlatBuffers , a C++ serialization library that allows you to read data without unpacking or allocating additional memory, a...

Google Open Source blogMar 18, 2014

Open Source Release: LiquidFun 1.0

Last December we announced the initial release of LiquidFun , a C++ library that adds particle physics, including realistic fluid dynamics, to the ...

Google Open Source blogJan 15, 2014

Introducing benchmark

It is my pleasure to announce a new C++ library for running Microbenchmarks . Inspired by googletest and the xUnit architecture, benchmark supports...

Google Open Source blogDec 11, 2013

LiquidFun: a rigid-body physics library with fluid simulation

We are excited to announce the open-source release of LiquidFun, a C++ 2D physics library based upon Box2D that includes particle-based fluid simul...

Google Open Source blogJan 31, 2013

C++ containers that save memory and time

We’re pleased to announce C++ B-Tree , a C++ template library that implements B-tree containers with an analogous interface to the standard STL map...

Google Open Source blogJul 27, 2011

LevelDB: A Fast Persistent Key-Value Store

LevelDB is a fast key-value storage engine written at Google that provides an ordered mapping from string keys to string values. We are pleased to ...

Google Open Source blogNov 23, 2009

SWIG's Second Summer of Code

SWIG is a programmer's tool designed to make it easier to use C and C++ code from other popular programming languages such as Python, Perl, Ruby, P...

Google Open Source blogDec 12, 2008

C++ Mocking Made Easy

Post by Zhanyong Wan, Software Engineer - Engineering Productivity Team Since we open-sourced the Google C++ Testing Framework in July 2008, many p...

Google Open Source blogNov 10, 2008

C++ Standards Meeting Finalizes Feature-Complete Draft Standard

By Matt Austern and Lawrence Crowl, Google In late September, Google hosted the 44th meeting of the ISO C++ Standards Committee in San Francisco, C...

Google Open Source blogAug 7, 2008

distcc's pump mode: A New Design for Distributed C/C++ Compilation

By Nils Klarlund, Research Scientist - Build Tools Team For a while now, Google has been using distcc , a distributed C/C++ compilation system, to ...

Google Open Source blogJul 4, 2008

Google Test: Come Try Our Google C++ Testing Framework

By Zhanyong Wan, Software Engineer - Testing Technology Team We Googlers are quite excited about testing, but we're even more excited to share the ...

Google Open Source blogJun 30, 2008

Stylish C++ Code

By Mark Mentovai, Software Engineering Team Even when you speak the same language as someone else, you may find differences in spelling, pronunciat...

Google Open Source blogJun 11, 2008

Debuting dcs-bwt, An Experimental Burrows-Wheeler Compressor

By by Juha Kärkkäinen, Visiting Researcher and Stefan Burkhardt, Software Engineering Team Today we've released dcs-bwt , a C++ implementation of a...