I'm using an SDK for an embedded project. In this source code I found some code which at least I found peculiar. In many places in the SDK there is source code in this format:

#define ATCI_IS_LOWER(

Two months back, we went over the process of building a DSL for arithmetic operations and we introduced the concept of Catamorphism as a way to decouple the traversal of an AST from the operations …

Expressive code in C++

I would like to take a break from my design patterns series to talk about some of the tradeoffs when designing a template metaprogramming li...

Descriptions of C++17 features, presented mostly in "Tony Tables" (hey, the name wasn't my idea) - tvaneerd/cpp17_in_TTs

Given an unsorted integer array, find all pairs with a given difference `k` in it without using any extra space.

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UPDATE April 8, 2016 This post has been edited since publication to reflect my evolving understanding. As a result of the issues raised in this post, it’s possible that the committee decides …

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Several big features didn't make for C++17, still we can play with them and experiment. A lot of those features are already completed!

Expressive code in C++

This post will be dedicated to an STL algorithm I discovered only recently, and which caused me some serious performance issue at my first use of it. This algorithm is std::is_permutation. It appea…

Given an integer array, find a subset in it having the maximum product of its elements. For example, the output is 15360 for array {-6, 4, -5, 8, -10, 0, 8}.

This post will be dedicated to an STL algorithm I discovered only recently, and which caused me some serious performance issue at my first use of it. This algorithm is std::is_permutation. It appea…

Given an integer array, find a subset in it having the maximum product of its elements. For example, the output is 15360 for array {-6, 4, -5, 8, -10, 0, 8}.