I’ve finally started to look into the new features in C++11 and I thought it would be useful to jot down the highlights, for myself or anyone else who’s curious. Since there’s a lot of ground to cover, I’m going to look at each item in its own post — this one covers automatic type inference and generalised constant expressions.
This is the 3rd of the 8 articles that currently make up the “C++11 Features” series, the first of which was C++11: Move Semantics. This article was preceded by C++11: Initialization.
I finally took a little time to get my head around POSIX process groups and sessions.
I’ve finally started to look into the new features in C++11 and I thought it would be useful to jot down the highlights, for myself or anyone else who’s curious. Since there’s a lot of ground to cover, I’m going to look at each item in its own post — this one covers changes to initialization of variables.
This is the 2nd of the 8 articles that currently make up the “C++11 Features” series, the first of which was C++11: Move Semantics.
There are few technical topics about which there’s more FUD than picking a strong password.
I’ve finally started to look into the new features in C++11 and I thought it would be useful to jot down the highlights, for myself or anyone else who’s curious. Since there’s a lot of ground to cover, I’m going to look at each item in its own post — this one covers move semantics.
This is the 1st of the 8 articles that currently make up the “C++11 Features” series.
Why have webservers been so slow to accept chunked requests?
In C++ the static keyword has quite a few wrinkles that may not be immediately apparently. One of them is related to constructor order, and I briefly describe it here.
If you have the luxury of migrating your Linux installation to a new hard disk before the old one packs up entirely, it’s quite easily done with standard tools.
I recently had to do a few not-quite-trivial things with the Jinja2 templating engine, and the more I use it the more I like it.
