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Okay, I know SwiftUI is a shift in thinking, especially coming from a world of HTML and css. But I've spent like 4 days trying to get something to work that I feel should be pretty easy and just ca...

I am not a programmer by trade (any Java knowledge I have comes from the School of Hard Knocks). Please forgive me for the stupid question I'm about to ask, and answer appropriately. A Java app I'...

I'm trying to use a Cocoapods library (for an external SDK) but I haven't found any documentation to do it. I've already integrated it in the Android part by just adding a line to the Gradle file. ...

On my compiler, the following pseudo code (values replaced with binary): sint32 word = (10000000 00000000 00000000 00000000); word >>= 16; produces a word with a bitfield that looks like thi...

I found the platform module but it says it returns 'Windows' and it's returning 'Microsoft' on my machine. I notice in another thread here on stackoverflow it returns 'Vista' sometimes. So, t...

While learning how to create Lua file output code with the support of LÖVE, I've always hated that LÖVE filesystem handler always saved the specific file somewhere in C:/Documents and Settings/... ...

There are a few platform-specific libraries in Hackage that I'd like to use (e.g. inotify, kqueue). However, documentation on how to switch between platforms using conditional compilation seems a l...

As the title says, how can I find the current operating system in python?

I'm currently developing a cross-platform C application. Is there any compiler macro which is defined only during compilation on Windows, so I can #ifdef some Windows specific #includes? Typical e...