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Meeting C++ Blogroll 94

published at 24.03.2017 11:37 by Jens Weller
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Blogroll No. 94 - 24. March

• Arne Mertz - Smelly std::pair and std::tuple
• Bartek's Coding Blog - C++ Jobs and Predictions
• bulldozer00 - Sloppy Coding
• C++ today - Concepts!
• Christian Adam - Qt Creator, Ubuntu, and VirtualBox
• CLion - CLion 2017.1 Release Candidate 2
• Conan Releases - 0.21.0 (21-March-2017)
• CppCast - Safe Numerics with Robert Ramey
• Dimitar Mirchev - C++ tips, 2017 Week 9 (27-Feb - 5-Mar-2017)
• Eli Benderskys Blog - Adventures in JIT compilation: Part 2 - an x64 JIT
• Eli Benderskys Blog - Adventures in JIT compilation: Part 1 - an interpteter
• Fluent C++ - A smart iterator for aggregating new elements with existing ones in a map or a set
• Fluent C++ - Filling s of the STL
• foonathan - std::string_view accepting temporaries: good idea or horrible pitfall?
• Gordon Brown - When and why the template & typename keywords are needed
• It's compiling - Speed up C++ compilation, part 3: distributed compilation
• Italian C++ - Singleton revisited [eng]
• Ivan Cukic - C++ Concepts for receiving Functions
• Ivan Cukic - C++ Concepts TS for getting functions as arguments, and the book discount
• Just Software Solutions - C++ Concurrency in Action 2nd edition Early Access
• Marius Bancila - VisualC++ Is Now Available on Compiler Explorer
• Modernes C++ - Defining Concepts
• Modernes C++ - And the Winners are: The C++ Memory Model/Das C++ Speichermodell
• NVIDIA DevBlog - CUDA Development for Jetson with NVIDIA Nsight Eclipse Edition
• Odin Holmes - recursive alias pattern - why kvasir::mpl is faster part 2 of n
• Odin Holmes - start simple with conditional - why kvasir::mpl is faster part 1 of n
• Odin Holmes - Fast tracking - why kvasir::mpl is faster part 4 of n
• Odin Holmes - Zero const composition with continuations - why kvasir::mpl is faster part 3 of n
• Qt Blog - Device Tailored Compositors with Qt Wayland at CLAAS E-Systems
• Qt Blog - QtMob: Qt mobile application development becomes easier
• Qt Blog - Boosting performance with shader binary caching in Qt 5.9
• Rainer Grimm - Concepts definieren
• Simon Brand - Writing a Linux Debugger Part 1: Setup
• Simon Brand - Writing a Linux Debugger Part 2: Breakpoints
• Sourish Ghosh - Dense 3D Reconstruction from Stereo (using LIBELAS)
• Techie Delight - Find odd occurring element in an array in single traversal

Videos

• Jason Turner YT - C++ Weekly - Ep 55 - Zero Cost Embedded C++ - Part 2

• Jon Kalb - C++Chat[15] Bookshelf Bingo (Ben and Odin) [2017-03-18]

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