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Exploring ref qualifiers in C++
published at 21.05.2026 16:28 by Jens Weller
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Ref qualifiers are today an old C++11 feature, and recently I wanted to know more about them. Especially their potential use cases.
Just released: the library announced in Anthony Williams Meeting C++ 2025 opening keynote
published at 19.05.2026 13:39 by Jens Weller
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Last week arene-base, the fundamental, safety critical C++ library of Woven by Toyota got released as open source on github with its documentation.
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