Pompously named epiphany.h is added. Idea is to turn some implicit conversion warnings into errors. Just enough to make your code not compilable without the help of nothing_but<T>. Also data() method and assignment methods got their ref. qualified variants. In order to stop taking data from temporary objects and to stop assigning to temporary objects. Continue reading
The other day one honourable “Rustacean” (translated: proficient in Rust) commented: “…Rust is designed under the assumption that after a period of cognitive training, you should reach the point …” .
Let us be clear: He actually meant well. Continue reading
This is Episode 3 from a miniseries on “Strong Types”
This is the second instalment of an aptly named “c++ strong duck” post. (a title is an act of deliberate sarcasm vs ‘duck typing’ ). Continue reading
I admit. C++ Strongly-Typed Duck is a clickbait title. First a confession. This “strong type ” implementation is not my idea. Please make a slight detour into the direction of “Strong Type by Struct“. Continue reading
You just spent a year or two leading this project. As a pure open-source, project it is a success. Lots of forks and a lot of stars. Now is the time to sell the baby.