Playing with a comparison of python vs. c++ for something simple. stats.py reads lines on stdin and outputs some json, and goc.cpp reads stdin and outputs csv. I may just go with csv for the project but I'll see what json is like in C++ too.
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project('lcppthw', 'cpp',
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default_options: ['cpp_std=c++20'])
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fmt_dep = dependency('fmt')
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executable('goc', 'goc.cpp',
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win_subsystem: 'windows',
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cpp_args: '-DFMT_HEADER_ONLY',
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dependencies: fmt_dep)
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executable('ex01', 'ex01.cpp')
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executable('ex02', 'ex02.cpp')
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executable('ex03', 'ex03.cpp')
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executable('ex04', 'ex04.cpp')
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executable('ex05', 'ex05.cpp')
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executable('ex06', 'ex06.cpp')
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executable('ex07', 'ex07.cpp')
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executable('ex08', 'ex08.cpp')
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