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published at 10.10.2025 11:31 by Jens Weller
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Blogroll No. 500 - 10. October
This is the 500th blogroll I post, an overview of what has been posted about C++ in the last week. The first blogroll was posted 10 years ago in early February. I dedicate this edition to Rainer Grimm, who sadly passed away this week. Rainer was a friend and early mentor of Meeting C++, he will be remembered as one of the big authors and speakers of the modern C++ era. In his last years he focused on C++26, his mentoring program and was very engaged in raising awareness for ALS. Rainer was diagnosed with ALS, his death is nearly two years after he first posted about his diagnosis on his blog. His passing comes sudden to me, as we actually had plans to record his talk for Meeting C++ 2025 next week. Thank you for your friendship and all the contributions to C++ and Meeting C++ Rainer. May you find peace, my heartfelt condolences to your family.
Come and visit Meeting C++ 2025 in Berlin!
From the RSS feeds
- Andreas Fertig - Forward declaring a type in C++: The good, and the bad
- Bannalia - Bulk operations in Boost.Bloom
- Christian Adam - From React to Qt Widgets using AI
- CLion - CLion Now Supports DAP Debuggers
- CLion - CLion Nova Will Become the Default Engine for All Users in v2025.3 – Here’s What You Need to Know
- Dirk Eddelbuettel - #053: Adding llvm Snapshots for R Package Testing
- Godot Engine - Release candidate: Godot 4.5.1 RC 2
- Herb Sutter - Speaking on October 21 at PDXCPP: Portland OR C++ meetup
- Lemire's blog - Aesthetics matter
- Lemire's blog - std::ranges may not deliver the performance that you expect
- Lemire's blog - Beyond papers: rethinking science in the era of artificial intelligence
- LLVM Blog - GSoC 2025 - Support simple C++20 modules use from the Clang driver without a build system
- Mathieu Ropert - What makes a game tick? Part 7 - Data Driven Multi-Threading
- Meeting C++ - Remembering Rainer Grimm
- Meeting C++ - You should use QPainterPath they said...
- Meeting C++ News - Releasing the 5th Track for Meeting C++ 2025
- Meeting C++ News - Hudson River Trading sponsors the t-shirt for Meeting C++ 2025!
- Modernes C++ - My ALS Journey (31/31): The End
- Qt Blog - The iPhone Moment for Automotive has Arrived. Will OEMs Seize It?
- Qt Blog - Qt for MedTech Pre- and Post-Market Surveillance
- Qt Blog - Qt 6.10 Released!
- Qt Blog - Using AI Code Assistants to Generate Unit Tests and Maximize Coverage
- Qt Blog - Security advisory: Uncontrolled Recursion and Use-After-Free vulnerabilities in Qt SVG module impact Qt
- random ascii - Finding a VS Code Memory Leak
- Sandor Dargo's Blog - C++26: range support for std::optional
- The Old New Thing - Code comments should apply to the state of the system at the point the comment “executes”
- The Old New Thing - Can we get weak functions for static linking? The Visual C++ compiler says “We have weak functions at home”
From the Meeting C++ news page
- buffalo::buffalo::buffalo...
- Why we didn't rewrite our feed handler in Rust
- Chaotic Attractors with Boost OdeInt
- The memory model in C++ - Rainer Grimm - Meeting C++ 2016
- Threads and Locks must Go - Rainer Grimm - Meeting C++ 2017
- Best Practices for Concurrency - Rainer Grimm - Meeting C++ 2018
- The core C++ guidelines for safer Code - Rainer Grimm - Meeting Embedded 2018
- Concepts - Evolution or Revolution - Rainer Grimm - Meeting C++ 2019
- Rainer Grimm - From Functions to Coroutines - Meeting C++ 2020
- Rainer Grimm - C++20 - the hidden pearls - Meeting C++ 2021
- const and constexpr - Rainer Grimm - Meeting C++ online
- Extend and Embed Python with C++ - Rainer Grimm - Meeting C++ 2022
- C++26: an overview - Rainer Grimm - Meeting C++ 2024
Videos
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Jason Turner YT - C++ Weekly - Ep 501 - Does C++26 Solve the constexpr Problem?
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Meeting C++ YT - Interview with James McNellis for Meeting C++ 2025
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SwedenCpp YT - Björn Fahller: This is a pipe, but should it be
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