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whereami
Locate the current running executable and the current running module/library on the file system 🔎 (by gpakosz)
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it will look for that path relative to the current working directory, which depends on how you run your executable. You will likely install the resource files in a directory relative to where the executable file is installed. There is however, no standard C++ way of getting the path of the executable, so you have to use a library such as whereami.
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