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C++ Blogroll 5th February

published at 05.02.2016 11:17 by Jens Weller
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Blogroll 5th February

• MMaintainableCode - Tech Talk: Fundamentals of Type-Dependent Code Reuse
• wxWidgets blog - What g++ binaries for 3.1.0 release?
• petriconi.net - How to bring Qt Widgets to STL algorithms
• code and graphics - Revisiting Old Benchmark - Vector of objects or pointers
• Woboq - How Qt Signals and Slots Work - Part 3 - Queued and Inter Thread Connections
• Meeting C++ - Raw loops vs. STL algorithms

• Meeting C++ YT - Effective Qt - Marc Mutz - Meeting C++ 2015

• Backwards Incompatibilities - Specializing in Generalities
• Tiobe Index - TIOBE Index Of Last Month
• Sune Vuorela - Compilers and error messages
• jrb-programming - Emulating C++17 Structured Bindings in C++14

• Meeting C++ YT - Developing an embedded application for the IoT - Diego Rodriguez-Losada - Meeting C++ 2015

• Eli Benderskys Blog - Book review: "Structured Parallel Programming" by M. McCool, J. Reinders, A. Robinson
• Embedded in Academia - Do Fiddly Buffer Overruns Matter?
• monoinfinito - Don’t exit gdb just to run make!
• oovcde - 16-2
• Scott Frees - How (not) to access V8 memory from a Node.js C++ addon's worker thread
• Marshalls C++ Musings - Sometimes you get things wrong
• Preshing - New Concurrent Hash Maps for C++
• jguegant - An introduction to C++'s variadic templates: a thread-safe multi-type map

• Meeting C++ YT - Template meta-programming: Why you must get it - Manuel Sánchez - Meeting C++ 2015

• SObjectizer - SObjectizer v.5.5.15.1 Released!
• wxWidgets blog - 3.1.0 Is Coming
• Meeting C++ News - C++ User Group Meetings in February 2016

• Meeting C++ YT - An Introduction to C++ Coroutines - James McNellis - Meeting C++ 2015

• Brent Friedman - Experiments in partition and remove
• Going Native - GoingNative 46: [Why you should be] Using C++ Modules
• manu343726 - Reflection (Intro)
• Loic Yvonnet - Multithreading in C++11/14 – Part 8

• Meeting C++ YT - The Landscape of Parallelism - Michael Wong - Meeting C++ 2015

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