Learn the ways to iterate in a reverse order on a container - C++11 to C++20 with a custom, easy to use, method to allow a reverse iterations in a simple way prior to C++20 and without the ranges library.| C++ Senioreas
I’ve blogged about surprising bits of the C++ object model before, and I’m back with more. Executive summary: Don’t use mozilla::PodZero or mozilla::PodArrayZero. Modern C++ provides better alternatives that don’t presume that writing all zeroes will always correctly initialize the given type. Use constructors, in-class member initializers, and functions like std::fill to zero member fields. […]| Where's Walden?
While doing a couple recent reviews, I’ve read lots of code trying to solve the same general problem. Some code wants to store an object of some type (more rarely, an object from among several types), but it can’t do so yet. Some series of operations must occur first: a data structure needing to be […]| Where's Walden?
So I have these self-contained C++ files and with a shortcut key I want to automatically build and run active file, and then use a debugger as well if I want to. Who would want to do this? Either you are just learning the language and want a quick way to prototype, or you are […]| Bruceoutdoors Blog of Blots
Test the performance of std::pow in comparison to simple multiplications.| Blog blog("Baptiste Wicht");
Test the performance of std::pow in comparison to simple multiplications.| Blog blog("Baptiste Wicht");
When C++11 introduced auto, it opened up a whole range of useful techniques and improved the life of C++ developers in a variety of ways. There's no| Crascit