The requirement is to be able to handle two-parameter packs in the same time. Just to be sure we are on the same page, using one parameter pack call, on a single c++ function, looks like this: Continue reading
Yearly archives: 2019
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Lambdas are delivering good and quick and simple C++. But , contrary to Functional Programming aficionados, you still need good old structs or classes. Here is the simple solution, with which you can achieve:
- mixing lambdas into structure at run-time
- polymorphic behavior without inheritance.
This is a post for C++ beginners.Not an easy role in the world of programming languages. But, I know it can be a rewarding one. Continue reading
One of those snippets you just copy-paste. Can I please explain a few basics before the next copy-paste?
It seems this one I got right. 15_ years ago. The role of Gogle in constant harvesting information about you.
I even have presented the schematic diagram of the big data harvester, Google is using thousands of them, on the endless fields in the virtual sky today. Continue reading
This is the second part of C++ : codecvt deprecated. Panic?
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Update 2020-03-28
It seems we have mose movement. On the LINUX front and with GCC and CLANG of course. Continue reading
As a business leader, do keep on engaging with Enterprise Architects regularly. Your business depends on it. Continue reading
What is that and why would I write a blog post about it?
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This is the second installment of an aptly named “c++ strong duck” post. (a title is an act of deliberate sarcasm vs ‘duck typing’ ). If you haven’t before please make a slight detour to that post, for a brief introduction on strong types, as an antidote to “type punning“. Continue reading
Well, I could not resist this catchy title, could I? Perhaps I could. In any case I have this idea and implementation where one jQuery plugin is sort-of-a “socket” (not a network socket, but a socket in the wall) into which you can plug-in your “plugs” which will do standard jQuery related stuff. Continue reading
Like any other (software) undertaking, it is not going to end well if not started well.
One needs to know why is one using C++. Continue reading
And they are all still very fast indeed.
Originaly posted 30 Mar 2011 Continue reading