Expressive code in C++

This article describes two recent developments concerning the integration of Deep-learning techniques in ParaView. First, ParaView has been adapted to visualize the results produced by a deep-learning-based surrogate model in real time. Next, Catalyst has…

Say you’re debugging your C++/WinRT object and you want to keep an eye on its reference count, perhaps because you’re tracking down a memory leak. How can you do that? For concreteness, let’s say we’ve got these objects. // A local object without a projection…

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How would our code change if a member function could deduce the type and value category of the object ("this") it worked on?

Potentially a lot, and this talk will highlight some of those changes.…

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The hazard pointer deferred reclamation technique supports low-latency access to dynamic objects by deferring the reclamation of objects that may be removed while being accessed concurrently until…

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A case-study in the design and development of iZotope's GUI framework, for real-time audio software, using C++17 to eliminate common sources of bugs and increase developer productivity. To illustrate…

Has it been a week since Birdle already?
Wow. Anyway, I’ve made another Wordle variant. I call this one Evirdle,
because it is evil. It tries to make your Wordle experience as challenging as possible.

A tweet popped off, and I kept getting asked a lot of questions about what is or is not in C23. So, I’m going to be bringing everyone up to speed on what’s b...

Shifting the cost to the exceptional path.