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by Ganado

I was surprised by subobject references

Just thought this was interesting. I had a typo where I put "const Blah" instead of "const Blah&", a...

[2 replies] Last: I find it helpful to think of a reference as a synonym for another var... (by dhayden)

by phone98

Came back after 7 years to learn C++ and Software Development Patterns.

---- PreDescription ---- Started programming back in 2015-2016 using C++ and then got lost in many ...

[18 replies] Last: What's the point of writing that down in a concept? Consider leaving ... (by seeplus)

by AndreyKarpov

The collection of terrible tips for C++ developers

It could be tedious to constantly explain "how to do proper coding". So, I wrote a small book called...

[2 replies] Last: I honestly think nowadays PCHs aren't really worth it. With modern hig... (by helios)

by deleted account xyzzy

This looks interesting

Solving Undefined Behavior in Factories with constinit from C++20 https://www.cppstories.com/2023/ub...

[1 reply] : Well, the entry is not overly promising: static unique_ptr<ICompressi... (by coder777)

by frek

C++ programming group on Telegram

Hi all, I like to join a few C++ Telegram groups as social media is nowadays very good too. The ...

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by SilentXwing

Designing a Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

I am looking into on how to design, and develop a RBAC system that limits and enforces access to a p...

[4 replies] Last: An example of implementing a system on Windows using Azure or other pl... (by deleted account xyzzy)

by JUANDENT

what is the difference between returning auto vrs returning decltype(auto)?

when should we choose to return decltype(auto) instead of returning auto? For instance: ...

[5 replies] Last: Sorry helios but I never quite understood it.... I apologize. Thanks P... (by JUANDENT)

by frek

Implement or get special member functions defaulted

Hi, In what situations would you implement your class's special member functions? Suppose there's a...

[2 replies] Last: If the class holds at least one pointer variable then you'll probably ... (by seeplus)

by Atom1

Add a managed .net dll to a cpp dll project (1,2)

I am trying to create a cpp dll which will utilize the functions of a managed .net dll. How do I cre...

[37 replies] Last: You would want to use "Unicode" (i.e. UTF-16, little endian), because ... (by kigar64551)

by Atom1

C++ to call managed .Net dll

Ninjatrader.com provides a dll (NinjaTrader.Client.dll) along with their trading platform which allo...

[2 replies] Last: Neither this WRAPPERLIBRARY_API wchart_t __stdcall MySayHelloWrapper(v... (by Atom1)

by frek

defaulted member function

What does =default mean in: struct S { int i; S(int ii) : i(ii) {} S() = default; }; If you s...

[8 replies] Last: I have all 5 of the eBooks seeplus mentions and they are worth the eff... (by deleted account xyzzy)

by jpweldon

Correct order of FOR loops, given order of data in external files

The dimensioned variable HOMEPAT is a stock or inventory variable in a system dynamics simulation mo...

[4 replies] Last: The OP just PMed me and whined that he didn't like my feedback. Tough... (by deleted account xyzzy)

by JUANDENT

How to interpret Catch2 output when calculating a BENCHMARK?

Hi, I have this code: TEST_CASE("Extract_error", " ") { BENCHMARK("find_include_name") ...

[1 reply] : [quote=JUANDENT]why is the mean value so different from the estimated ... (by Peter87)

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