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Trip report: Autumn ISO C++ standards meeting (Belfast)

ishisaka 2019/11/10

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Video: You Don’t Know const and mutable

ishisaka 2013/01/02

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Reader Q&A: A good book to learn C++11?

Last night a reader asked one of the questions that helped motivate the creation of isocpp.org: I am trying to learn the new C++. I am wondering if you are aware of resources or courses that can help me learn a little. I was not able to find any books for C++11. Any help would be greatly appreciated. By the way, the isocpp website is great :) Thanks! And you beat me to the punchline. :) A good pla

ishisaka 2012/11/21

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Welcome to the Jungle

Or, A Heterogeneous Supercomputer in Every Pocket In the twilight of Moore’s Law, the transitions to multicore processors, GPU computing, and HaaS cloud computing are not separate trends, but aspects of a single trend – mainstream computers from desktops to ‘smartphones’ are being permanently transf ormed into heterogeneous supercomputer clusters. Henceforth, a single compute-intensive application

ishisaka 2011/12/30

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Scott Meyers’ C++11 Materials: The Best Available Overview of C++11

People keep asking me where to find good information on C++11. Until now I’ve had to point them to blogs, and say that we’re all working on revising our books but it’ll take a while. It’s been an unsatisfying answer. Finally I have a C++11 “book” I can direct people to: Today Scott Meyers announced that his fully-annotated C++11 training materials are now up-to-date with the final published standa

ishisaka 2011/11/02

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Elements of Modern C++ Style

As I’m getting ready to resume writing a few new (or updated) Guru of the Week It ems for the C++11 era, I’ve been looking through the wonderful features of C++11 and analyzing just which ones will affect the baseline style of how I write modern C++ code, both for myself and for publication. I’ve gathered the results in a short page. Here’s the intro: Elements of Modern C++ Style “C++11 feels like

ishisaka 2011/10/30

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Garbage Collection Synopsis, and C++

In response to my note about John McCarthy’s inventing automatic (non ref-counted) garbage collection, rosen4obg asked: OK, GC was invented half a century ago. When it is going to land in the C++ world? Here’s a short but detailed answer, which links to illuminating reading and videos. The Three Kinds of GC The three major families of garbage collection are: Reference counting. Mark-sweep (aka non