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Tag Archives: Structs
C++ Types: Under the Hood
In this post we’re going to explore the SDK part of the Profiler associated to imported structures and also all the C++ internals connected to the layout creation of structures/classes. At first I thought about subdividing the material into several … Continue reading
C++ Types: Introduction
As announced previously, the upcoming 0.9.7 version of the Profiler represents a milestone in the development road map. We’re excited to present to you an awesome set of new features. In fact, the ground to cover is so vast that … Continue reading