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Full Title: I See Your AUTOSAR and Raise You “Constexpr Everything”. No Seriously, Everything. The Standard Library, Microkernel, Apps, and Unit Tests.

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Parsing, performance, and low-level programming.

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C++ Modules were designed to bring more safety to your programs, while dramatically reducing compile time, resulting in overall increased productivity. How can your C++ toolchain meet this challenge?…

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One of the most challenging issues in high-performance graph algorithms is dealing with bespoke graph data structures and algorithms, which can be difficult to optimize and maintain. The GraphBLAS…

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At Bloomberg, we maintain a system that coherently builds and integrates more than 10,000 C++ packages that are maintained independently by thousands of software engineers on hundreds of teams across…

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Move semantics, introduced with C++11, has become a hallmark of modern C++ programming. However, it also complicates the language in some ways. For thisu reason it is key to understand move semantics…

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Mathematical derivatives are vital components of many computing algorithms including: neural networks, numerical optimization, Bayesian inference, nonlinear equation solvers, physics simulations…

It’s almost the end of the year! As usual, I started writing my “year” summary that I will publish on the 31st of December.
Yet, this article won’t be possible without your input!
I have a survey with just nine questions about C++ and your experience in 2021.…

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Martin Fowler once wrote that high-quality software is actually cheaper to produce than low-quality software. We agree with that sentiment, and we warmly welcomed the C++ Core Guidelines when they…

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C++ ON SEA - JULY 4-7, 2022

► Check out C++ On Sea in Folkestone, UK, July 4-7, 2022
Jason is one of the keynote speakers
Link: https://bit.ly/35tdT5b


WANT MORE JASON?

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During this talk we will explain the definition of a function overload and what rules the compiler follows to decipher which overload to call. The rules can be complex and may not always do what…

You do all you can, but at the end of the day, it's not yours to control.

Visual Studio has an option called Do not launch, but debug my code when it launches. For a long time, I was confused by this setting. It’s like telling someone, “Don’t drive my car, but wear a seat belt when you drive my car.”

Consider this program: #include <stdio.h> int maxdepth = 0; int f() { ++maxdepth; return f(); } int main() { __try { f(); } __except (GetExceptionCode() == STATUS_STACK_OVERFLOW ? EXCEPTION_EXECUTE_HANDLER : EXCEPTION_CONTINUE_SEARCH)…

Consider this program we looked at last time. #include <stdio.h> int maxdepth = 0; int f() { ++maxdepth; return f(); } int main() { __try { f(); } __except (GetExceptionCode() == STATUS_STACK_OVERFLOW ? EXCEPTION_EXECUTE_HANDLER : …

When you register a window class, you can specify that the background color is a system color by adding one to the system color index, and then casting the result to HBRUSH: WNDCLASS wc; ... wc.hbrBackground = (HBRUSH)(COLOR_WINDOW + 1); Why do we add one?