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C Vu Volume 32 Issue 4 PDF

Bob Schmidt

08 September 2020 18:52:34 +01:00

Making a Linux Desktop
Description : Alan Griffiths adds support for shell components to the desktop environment.
Category: [ Design of applications and programs | CVu Journal Vol 32, #4 - September 2020 ]
Relish the Challenge
Description : Pete Goodliffe challenges us to pick up the gauntlet.
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 32, #4 - September 2020 | Professionalism in Programming, from CVu journal ]
Piping Software for Less
Description : Paul Grenyer continues his mission to build a DevOps pipeline on a budget.
Category: [ Design of applications and programs | CVu Journal Vol 32, #4 - September 2020 ]
Jumping around in Emacs
Description : Silas S. Brown shares a tip for navigating code.
Category: [ Programming Topics | CVu Journal Vol 32, #4 - September 2020 ]
The Standards Report
Description : Guy Davidson talks about executors and their journey towards acceptance into the standard.
Category: [ Process Topics | CVu Journal Vol 32, #4 - September 2020 ]
Code Critique Competition 125
Description : Set and collated by Roger Orr. A book prize is awarded for the best entry.
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 32, #4 - September 2020 | Student Code Critiques from CVu journal. ]
Further Comments on Code Critique 123
Description : Additional information has been sent in response to an earlier Code Critique Competition.
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 32, #4 - September 2020 | Student Code Critiques from CVu journal. ]
Reviews
Description : The latest roundup of reviews.
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 32, #4 - September 2020 ]
The Global Lockdown of Locks
Description : Locks can be replaced with tasks. Lucian Radu Teodorescu shows us how.
Category: [ Programming Topics | Overload Journal #158 - August 2020 ]
C++20: A Simple Math Module
Description : Modules are one big change introduced by C++20. Rainer Grimm describes how to build a mathematics module.
Category: [ Programming Topics | Overload Journal #158 - August 2020 ]
Agile Manchester 2020: Testers Edition
Description : Many tech conferences are still going ahead online. Jit Gosai reports on Agile Manchester from a tester’s perspective.
Category: [ Programming Topics | Overload Journal #158 - August 2020 ]
Static Analysis in GCC and Clang
Description : Silas S. Brown shares some experiences of analysing code.
Category: [ Programming Topics | CVu Journal Vol 32, #3 - July 2020 ]
Comment Only What The Code Cannot Say
Description : Comments can help or hinder. Kevlin Henney assesses when to avoid them.
Category: [ Programming Topics | Overload Journal #157 - June 2020 ]
Some Objects Are More Equal Than Others
Description : Comparing objects is a fundamental operation. Steve Love and Roger Orr consider different language approaches.
Category: [ Programming Topics | Overload Journal #157 - June 2020 ]
Reviews
Description : The latest roundup of reviews.
Category: [ Programming Topics | CVu Journal Vol 32, #2 - May 2020 ]
Pass the Parcel
Description : Python’s module and package system has many features. Steve Love explores some more advanced ones.
Category: [ Programming Topics | Overload Journal #156 - April 2020 ]
Using Compile Time Maps for Sorting
Description : Compile time sorting can be interesting. Norman Wilson shows how to sort a map.
Category: [ Programming Topics | Overload Journal #156 - April 2020 ]
Profiting from the Folly of Others
Description : Code referred to as a hack can raise an eyebrow. Alastair Harrison learns about accessing private members of C++ classes by investigating a header called UninitializedMemoryHacks.h
Category: [ Programming Topics | Overload Journal #156 - April 2020 ]

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