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We know that testing is important, but writing tests is hard and takes time - and can be demotivating when you want to hack out features.

But what if we flipped the whole thing around? It turns…

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At CppCon 2019, Microsoft open…

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Many embedded systems have requirements on latency, memory usage, and resource consumption. This is especially true of safety-critical and security-related systems. Many programmers and organizations…

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Thought this might be useful for everyone doing entry-level socket programming in C++. Currently C++ does not have a unified way to write socket...

Введение Данная статья является переводом главы из книги Райнера Гримма Concurrency with Modern C++, которая является более доработанной и обширной версией стать...

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Dynamic memory allocation is a natural solution for many common programming problems. In C++, new-expressions allocate dynamic memory through a function called operator new. Unfortunately, the compiler…

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If you're fed up of reading articles about "monads" and "endofunctors" that don't give you an understanding of how they can actually help your C++ programming, this talk is for you.

Function and…

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This panel of representative members of the C++ standards committee is ready to discuss everything from the just-completed C++20, to how the committee is working online as we start the C++23 cycle…

I can’t exactly call this “What I’m reading lately,” because I haven’t gotten around
to fully exploring these trees. But here are two blogs I recently discovered
with good stuff.

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The technical work on C++20 was finished in January 2020, and is now being pushed through ISO certification.

This presentation gives an overview of (almost) all new features in both the language…

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I "recently" created a library that allows you to create an SoA-style vector wrapper around any PoD type:...

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Lambdas were first introduced into C++ with the release…