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New C++ Standard, New Focus

Now that the new version of C++, C++11 is out in the wild as an ISO C++ Standard, there’s a renewed focus on getting applications, tools, and books up to date with the new standard. The leaders of the ISO Committee have weighed in on the latest...

Published 10-31-2011 7:18 AM by C++ Soup!

Filed under: thoughts, community, c++0x, Uncategorized, cpp-netlib

Minus the Header-Only Dogma

I’ve been working on the C++ Network Library for a few years already total but have been on-and-off with it until recently. One of the first decisions that I made in implementing the library was to try and do a header-only approach to implementing...

Published 08-25-2011 10:25 AM by C++ Soup!

Filed under: thoughts, community, insights, cpp-netlib

Generic Programming Barriers to Entry

I thought about the subject a little more and tried to look into myself and what was stopping me from learning generic programming earlier in my C++ programming experience. One recent interview I had still sold C++ as an Object Oriented Programming language...

Published 11-30-2010 10:42 AM by C++ Soup!

Filed under: thoughts, community, insights, rant, generic programming

BoostCon 2010 Trip Update

Now I’m back in the Philippines and an update has been long overdue. The week of May 9-14 was spent with much enthusiasm and enjoyment meeting with and getting to know the other names in the Boost C++ Library developers mailing list. The community...

Published 05-23-2010 10:11 PM by C++ Soup!

Filed under: thoughts, community, insights, updates, boost

Clang Almost Ready for Boost!

One of the cooler projects I believe out there in the open source world is Clang — a ground-up implementation of a C/C++ front-end for LLVM. Thanks to a status message by Joel Falcou I looked at the cfe-dev mailing list archive and found this: I...

Published 01-13-2010 7:55 AM by C++ Soup!

Filed under: thoughts, community, cool stuff

Is Your C++ Standards Compliant?

I chanced upon this article that gives a take on the coding guidelines that popular projects post for code portability. In particular, jasper22 says: This document is quite a briefed [sic] guide to check whether your coding practices in C++ are standard...

Published 12-29-2009 1:14 AM by C++ Soup!

Filed under: thoughts, community

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