Meeting C++ 2017 Schedule published
The Schedule for Meeting C++ 2017 is live:
Meeting C++ 2017 Schedule
by Jens Weller
Overview:
For 3 days there is a keynote per day and 4 tracks in parallel of very good C++ Content.
basics
The main() Course -- Adi Shavit
A fanciful little post about li’l old main().
The main() Course
by Adi Shavit
From the article:
The function main() is a normal program’s entry point.
The shortest conforming C++ executable program is: int main(){}
Just C++ - dlib serialize & std::shared_ptr
New episode of Just C++, today on serializing shared_ptr with dlib
Just C++ - serializing dlib & std::shared_ptr
by Jens Weller
C++ Weekly Episode 78: Intro to CMake—Jason Turner
Episode 78 of C++ Weekly.
Intro to CMake
by Jason Turner
About the show:
In this episode Jason gives an overview on how to use CMake for crossplatform C++ development.
r/cpp_review - a C++ Library Review Community
A short video on r/cpp_review
A C++ Library Review Community
by Jens Weller
7 Features of C++17 that will simplify your code--fenbf
C++17 is almost there.
7 Features of C++17 that will simplify your code
by fenbf
From the article:
With each C++ standard, we aim for simpler, cleaner and more expressive way to code. C++17 offers several "big" language features that should make our code nicer. Today, I tried to pick seven things that make your code more compact right off the bat.
C++17: Direct vs Copy List Initialization--Marc Gregoire
C++17 brought many things:
C++17: Direct vs Copy List Initialization
by Marc Gregoire
From the article:
The auto type deduction rules have changes in C++17. With C++17, if you use copy list initialization, then an initializer_list<> is deduced.
The reviews at r/cpp_review have begun!
Participate in the first two reviews at r/cpp_review:
The reviews have begun
by Jens Weller
From the article
A few weeks ago I announced a C++ review community, which since then has grown to 250+ members on reddit. There has been great feedback and discussions since then, so that the idea is now ready to be tested. With August, the first review period has started
C++ Weekly Episode 75: Why You Cannot Move From Const—Jason Turner
Episode 75 of C++ Weekly.
Why You Cannot Move From Const
by Jason Turner
About the show:
You may have noticed that it's possible to use std::move with a const object, but have you stopped to consider what it does? What you think is a move is silently reverting to a copy without your knowing. In this episode Jason explains what is happening and why.
C++17: Nested Namespaces--Marc Gregoire
Another new feature.
C++17: Nested Namespaces
by Marc Gregoire
From the article:
The second post in this series of C++17 features highlights a tiny but very useful new feature called nested namespaces.