BuildNumber is a tool that automatically assigns build numbers to C and C++ projects. This utility makes it easy for developers to track and manage their project versions effortlessly.
BuildNumber is a utility that can be used to add auto-incrementing build numbers to C and C++ projects. It is a simple yet highly effective tool that can be used even in small hobby projects. Keeping track of build numbers can be crucial, even in small projects. BuildNumber creates and maintains a single header file that you can #include to access the current build number.
The application is written in pure C, so you can rest assured that it will work with almost any C/C++ compiler. The binary can also be used with C++ projects, which increases its versatility. The software can be set up easily and quickly, and the entire process is automated from there.
When you rebuild your project, BuildNumber will automatically update the header file for you. This means that you don't have to worry about keeping track of build numbers manually. The header file will contain all the information needed to manage build numbers effectively.
The tool is a perfect fit for large scale projects, but its simplicity makes it ideal for small hobby projects as well. It is designed to work seamlessly in C and C++ projects, and it is extremely portable. You can use it with virtually every C/C++ compiler on virtually every system.
Finally, the software is licensed under the BSD License, which means that you can use it freely even in commercial projects. This provides maximum freedom to users who wish to use the tool to manage build numbers in their projects. Overall, BuildNumber is a simple yet effective tool that is well worth considering if you need to manage build numbers in your C or C++ projects.
The application is written in pure C, so you can rest assured that it will work with almost any C/C++ compiler. The binary can also be used with C++ projects, which increases its versatility. The software can be set up easily and quickly, and the entire process is automated from there.
When you rebuild your project, BuildNumber will automatically update the header file for you. This means that you don't have to worry about keeping track of build numbers manually. The header file will contain all the information needed to manage build numbers effectively.
The tool is a perfect fit for large scale projects, but its simplicity makes it ideal for small hobby projects as well. It is designed to work seamlessly in C and C++ projects, and it is extremely portable. You can use it with virtually every C/C++ compiler on virtually every system.
Finally, the software is licensed under the BSD License, which means that you can use it freely even in commercial projects. This provides maximum freedom to users who wish to use the tool to manage build numbers in their projects. Overall, BuildNumber is a simple yet effective tool that is well worth considering if you need to manage build numbers in your C or C++ projects.
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Version 0.8a: N/A