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- Jumping around in Emacs
- The Global Lockdown of Locks
- C++20: A Simple Math Module
- Agile Manchester 2020: Testers Edition
- Static Analysis in GCC and Clang
- Comment Only What The Code Cannot Say
- Some Objects Are More Equal Than Others
- Reviews
- Pass the Parcel
- Using Compile Time Maps for Sorting
- Profiting from the Folly of Others
- Adding Python 3 Compatibility to Python 2 Code
- Making a Linux Desktop – Launching Applications
- Reviews
- A line-to-line conversion from Node.js to Node.cpp
- Quick Modular Calculations(Part 2)
- Restaurant C++ and Pidgin Python
- Python has setdefault
- Static C library and GNU Make
- Reviews
- Non-Recursive Compile Time Sort
- we they do better? Cassio Neri shows they can.">Quick Modular Calculations (Part 1)
- Exodep : A Simple External Dependency Refresher
- The Standard Report
- Scenarios Using Custom DSLs
- I Come Here Not to Bury Delphi, But to Praise It
- Attitude, Accomplishment, Artistry
- Empty Scoped Enums as Strong Aliases for Integral Types
- C++ Reflection for Python Binding
- A Case for Code Reuse
- Who Are You Calling Weak?
- Do Repeat Yourself
- Use UTF-16 Interfaces to Ship Windows Code
- Building C#/.NET, Go, and Ruby Programs with libCLImate – Part 1: Ruby
- Assembly Club
- Challenges
- NullableAttribute and C# 8
- lvalues, rvalues, glvalues, prvalues, xvalues, help!
- The Duality…
- Blockchain-Structured Programming
- QM Bites: Understand Windows Operating-System Identification Preprocessor Macros
- C++ Tagged Reference Types
- When Will Python 2 End?
- Code Critique Competition 115
- Report on Challenge 5
- Algol 68 – A Retrospective
- Improve Code by Removing It
- How to Write a Programming Language: Part 3, The Evaluator
- P1063 vs Coroutines TS: Consensus on High-Level Semantics
- Implementing the Spaceship Operator for Optional
- Compile-time Data Structures in C++17: Part 2, Map of Types
- The Ghost of a Codebase Past
- On Francis’s Challenge #4
- ACCU Standards Report
- Code Critique Competition
- Challenge 4 Report & Outlining Challenge 5
- Cache-Line Aware Data Structures
- miso: Micro Signal/Slot Implementation
- (Re)Actor Allocation at 15 CPU Cycles
- How to Write a Programming Language: Part 2, The Parser
- Compile-time Data Structures in C++17: Part 1, Set of Types
- Don’t Assume Any Non-Zero exit() Will Fail!
- Everyday Coding Habits for Safety and Simplicity
- Code Critique Competition 112
- Program Challenge Report 3 and Challenge 4
- Type-agnostic Tracing Using {fmt}
- A Short Overview of Object Oriented Software Design
- Libraries, Console Apps and GUIs
- The New C++ Interview
- Code Critique Competition 111
- No News is Good News
- 5 Reasons NOT to Use std::ostream for Human-Readable Output
- The Expressive C++ Coding Challenge in D
- Code Critique Competition 110 Part II
- CTAD – What Is This New Acronym All About?
- Functional Error-Handling with Optional and Expected
- Testing Times (Part 1)
- The Last Word in Patterns
- Implementing Type-Classes as OCaml Modules
- Afterwood
- Code Aesthetics
- A Brief Introduction to Docker
- ‘Speedy Gonzales’ Serializing (Re)Actors via Allocators
- Polymorphism in C++ – A Type Compatibility View
- C++11 (and beyond) Exception Support
- Thonny: Python IDE for Beginners
- A Glint of Ruby
- Why I Avoid PHP
- Code Critique Competition 107
- A C++ Developer Sees Rustlang for the First Time
- Portable Console I/O via iostreams
- Afterwood
- Living Within Constraints
- In Java I Wish I Could...
- Learning Other Languages
- Code Critique Competition 106
- Allocator for (Re)Actors with Optional Kinda-Safety and Relocation
- Initialization in C++ is Bonkers
- Vulkan and you – Khronos’ successor to OpenGL
- Kotlin for C++ Developers
- Getting Tuple Elements with a Runtime Index
- An Ode to Code
- Myths about ‘Big Data’
- On Turnabout is Fair Play
- A Hollywood Take on Dangling Pointers?
- Code Critique Competition 105
- Space invaders in Elm
- Single Module Builds – The Fastest Heresy in Town
- (Not Really So) New Niche for C++: Browser!?
- Contractual Loopholes
- On the Defensive
- Beyond Functional Programming: Manipulate Functions with the J Language
- Mean Properties
- The Importance of Back-of-Envelope Estimates
- Multiprocessing and Clusters in Python
- doctest – the Lightest C++ Unit Testing Framewor
- Correct Integer Operations with Minimal Runtime Penalties
- Afterwood
- A Case of Mistaken Identity
- Turnabout is Fair Play
- A Class What I Wrote
- Kate Gregory: An Interview
- Code Critique Competition 103
- The MirAL Story
- Overloading with Concepts
- Ultra-fast Serialization of C++ Objects
- Modern C++ Features: User-Defined Literals
- Python Streams vs Unix Pipes
- Hello World in Go
- Afterwood
- Commit Checklist
- On High Rollers
- A Commoner’s Response
- Determinism: Requirements vs Features
- Eight Rooty Pieces
- Polymorphic Comparisons
- C++ Synchronous Continuation Passing Style
- Attacking Licensing Problems with C++
- Home-Grown Tools
- Why Floats Are Never Equal
- Smarter, Not Harder
- An Introduction to OpenMP
- Random Confusion
- High Rollers
- Standards Report
- Some Big-Os are Bigger Than Others
- Kill the Clones
- Implementing SNAAAKE
- C++ Antipatterns
- Testing Propositions
- Testing Private
- The Codealow
- Debugging – What Has Changed in the Last Decade?
- Code Critique Competition 100
- Dogen: The Package Management Saga
- QM Bites – Order Your Includes (Twice Over)
- A Lifetime In Python
- Deterministic Components for Distributed Systems
- Programming Your Own Language in C++
- Concepts Lite in Practice
- Encryption
- Come Code With Me
- On Fifteen Love
- Standards Report
- Code Critique Competition 99
- The Tao of Scratch
- Knowledge-Sharing Architects As An Alternative to Coding Architects
- QM Bites: Understand Windows OS Identification Preprocessor Macros
- How to Diffuse Your Way Out of a Paper Bag
- Stufftar
- QM Bites: looping for-ever
- Using Enum Classes as Bitfields
- 9.7 Things Every Programmer Really, Really Should Know
- Sliding Window Filters : A Set-based Implementation
- An Open Question (or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Public Wi-Fi)
- Groovy and Grails eXchange 2015
- Fifteen Love
- Using Clara to Parse Command Lines in C++
- Software Development Is...
- Defining Concepts
- On Zero-Side-Effect Interactive Programming, Actors, and FSMs
- Template Programming Compile Time Combinations & Sieves
- Classdesc: A Reflection System for C++11
- QM Bites : Maximising Discoverability of Virtual Methods
- So Why is Spock Such a Big Deal?
- Bug Hunting
- Finding Text
- in vivo, in vitro, in silico
- "HTTPS Everywhere" considered harmful
- Once Again on TCP vs UDP
- Type Mosaicing with Consultables and Delegates
- The Universality and Expressiveness of std::accumulate
- QM Bites – The two sides of Boolean Parameters
- Identify your Errors better with char[]
- CPU Clocks and Clock Interrupts, and Their Effects on Schedulers
- Bug Hunting
- Building C & C++ CLI Programs with the libCLImate Mini-framework
- Raspberry Pi Linux User Mode GPIO in C++ (Part 3)
- One Definition Rule
- Functional Programming in C++
- Code Critique Competition 96
- Introducing Concepts
- Building and Running Software on an Ubuntu Phone
- Password Hashing: Why and How
- An Inline-variant-visitor with C++ Concepts
- Refactoring Guided by Duplo
- Ode to the BBDB
- Anatomy of a CLI Program written in C++
- The Cat’s Meow
- Raspberry Pi Linux User Mode GPIO in C++ (Part 2)
- Standards Report
- Code Critique Competition 95
- Multi-threading at Business-logic Level is Considered Harmful
- Two Daemons
- Don’t Design for Performance Until It’s Too Late
- Template Programming Compile Time String Functions
- Numbers in JavaScript
- Are we nearly there yet? Refactoring C++
- Golang programming on AppEngine
- Split and Merge Revisited
- Meet the Social Side of Your Codebase
- Mocks are Bad, Layers are Bad
- Non-Superfluous People: Architects
- Terse Exception Messages
- Get Debugging Better!
- Make and Forward Consultables and Delegates
- Wallowing in Filth
- Writing Good C++ APIs
- Split and Merge – Another Algorithm for Parsing Mathematical Expressions
- Using 32-bit COM Objects from 64-bit Programs
- Raspberry Pi Linux User Mode GPIO in C++ – Part 1
- Standards Report
- Code Critique Competition 93
- Alternatives to Singletons and Global Variables
- Resource Management with Explicit Template Specializations
- Variadic and Variable Templates
- iterator_pair – A Simple and Useful Iterator Adapter
- Seeing the Wood for the Trees
- Using ACCU Membership for Unique IDs
- LAMP on Ubuntu
- The Developer’s Sandbox
- Simple Android programming with WebKit
- Raspberry Pi Linux User Mode GPIO in Python
- Code Critique Competition 92
- Standards Report
- Best Practices vs Witch Hunts
- Making a Tool of Deception
- Modern C++ Testing
- I Like Whitespace
- Faking C Function with fff.h
- Letter to the Editor
- Simplicity Through Immutability
- Advice for the Young at Heart
- Delayed Copy Pattern
- Const and Concurrency (part 2)
- Non-Superfluous People: Testers
- Designing Observers in C++11
- Order Notation in Practice
- Testing Drives the Need for Flexible Configuration
- Const and Concurrency (Part 1)
- Parsing Configuration Files in C++ with Boost
- Perl is a Better Sed, and Python 2 is Good
- Debuggers Are Still For Wimps
- Debug Complexity: How Assertions Affect Debugging Time
- Alternative Overloads
- Everyone Hates build.xml
- Defining Visitors Inline in Modern C++
- Paper Bag Escapology Using Particle Swarm Optimisation
- Does Test-Driven Development Harm Clarity?
- Musings on Python – by a C++ Developer
- Activatable Object
- KISSing SOLID Goodbye
- TDD Discussions and Disagreements
- Branching Strategies
- Beauty in Code
- The Code Is Not the Most Important Thing
- Stop the Constant Shouting
- Minimal Overhead for Multiple Interfaces
- Size Matters
- Enforcing the Rule of Zero
- Quality Matters #8: Exceptions for Recoverable Conditions
- Static – A Force for Good and Evil
- Search with CppCheck
- Windows 64-bit Calling Conventions
- Static Polymorphic Named Parameters in C++
- Integrating the Catch Test Framework into Visual Studio
- Anatomy of a Java Decompiler
- Optimizing Big Number Arithmetic Without SSE
- Capturing lvalue References in C++11 Lambdas
- How to Program Your Way Out of a Paper Bag Using Genetic Algorithms
- Object-Environment Collision Detection using Onion BSPs
- Migrating from Visual SourceSafe to Git
- Code as a Crime Scene
- YAGNI-C as a Practical Application of YAGNI
- Has the Singleton Not Suffered Enough
- Automatic Navigation Mesh Generation in Configuration Space
- C++ Range and Elevation
- Hard Upper Limit on Memory Latency
- Simple Instrumentation
- Portable String Literals in C++
- Dynamic C++ (Part 2)
- Auto – a necessary evil? (Part 2)
- Auto – A Necessary Evil?
- TCP/IP Explained. A Bit
- Demons May Fly Out Of Your Nose
- Wallpaper Rotation on Ubuntu using Ruby and Flickr
- Dynamic C++, Part 1
- A Model for Debug Complexity
- Valgrind Part 6 – Helgrind and DRD
- Quality Matters #7 Exceptions: the story so far
- Causality – Relating Distributed Diagnostic Contexts
- Executable Documentation Doesn’t Have To Slow You Down
- Why Dysfunctional Programming Matters
- ‘No Bugs’ Top Five C++ Cooking Recipes
- Utilising More Than 4GB of Memory in 32-bit Windows Process
- The Signs of Trouble: On Patterns, Humbleness and Lisp
- The Open–Closed Principle (OCP)
- Secrets of Testing WCF Services
- Web Annotation with Modified-Yarowsky and Other Algorithms
- Complex Logic in the Member Initialiser List
- -640K- 2^256 Bytes of Memory is More than Anyone Would Ever -Need- Get
- Footprint on Modify
- Valgrind Part 5 – Massif
- Valgrind Part 4: Cachegrind and Callgrind
- Universal References in C++11
- A DSEL for Addressing the Problems Posed by Parallel Architectures
- Keep It Simple, Singleton!
- Valgrind Part 3: Advanced memcheck
- Black-Scholes in Hardware
- Replace User, Strike Any Key?
- Simple Mock Objects for C++11
- Large Objects and Iterator Blocks
- Programming Darwinism
- What’s a Good Date?
- Tail Call Optimisation in C++
- All About XOR
- Curiously Recursive Template Problems with Aspect Oriented Programming
- Valgrind Part 2 – Basic memcheck
- The Virtual Interview
- Operators for Arithmetic Classes
- Are “Safe†Computer Systems Possible?
- So you want to be a cOOmpiler writer?
- Microsoft Visual C++ V1.5 (16bit)
- Borland C++ V4.
- Writing Your Own Stream Manipulators
- The Casting Vote
- Microsoft Visual C++ Strategy
- Letters
- Why Automatic Differentiation Won’t Cure Your Calculus Blues
- Back to School
- Valgrind Part 1 – Introduction
- Mutation Testing
- Unit Testing Compilation Failure
- Refactoring Towards Seams in C++
- Compiling a Static Web Site Using the C Preprocessor
- Memory Leaks and Memory Leaks
- Many Slices of π
- Why Computer Algebra Won’t Cure Your Calculus Blues
- The Eternal Battle Against Redundancies, Part 2
- A Practical Introduction to Erlang
- The Eternal Battle Against Redundancies, Part I
- RAII is not Garbage
- Why Polynomial Approximation Won't Cure Your Calculus Blues
- Concurrent Programming with Go
- Why Finite Differences Won’t Cure Your Calculus Blues
- Outsource Your Self-Discipline
- Picking Patterns for Parallel Programs (Part 1)
- Intellectual Property – a Crash Course for Developers
- Over-Generic Use of Abstractons as a Major Cause of Wasting Resources
- Thread-Safe Access Guards
- An Introduction to Test Driven Development
- Why [Insert Algorithm Here] Won’t Cure Your Calculus Blues
- Some Objects Are More Equal Than Others
- Exception Specifications in C++ 2011
- Why Interval Arithmetic Won’t Cure Your Floating Point Blues
- The ACCU 2011 Crypto Challenge
- Benefits of Well Known Interfaces in Closed Source Code
- Why Computer Algebra Won’t Cure Your Floating Point Blues
- Refactoring and Software Complexity Variability
- Queue with Position Reservation
- Why Rationals Won’t Cure Your Floating Point Blues
- Overused Code Reuse
- From Occam's Razor to No Bugs' Axe
- Why Fixed Point Won't Cure Your Floating Point Blues
- Interface Versioning in C++
- Quality Matters Christmas Intermezzo
- You're Going To Have To Think!
- To DLL or Not To DLL
- Making String ReTRIEval Fast
- Quality Matters #6: Exceptions for Practically-Unrecoverable Conditions
- The Model Student: The ACCU 2010 Crypto Challenge
- Debugging Run Time Memory Problems
- The ANSI Standard For C
- Defining New Data Types In C++
- Notes from the Ultra-Conservative Right Wing
- Debugging with the Macro Processor
- Commenting programs, how and why
- Everything You Wanted To Know About C ......
- Structure, Part 2
- Everything You Wanted To Know About C ......
- An introduction to ADVSYS
- Structure, Part 1
- Adventures In C
- Scalable Graph Coverage
- Single-Threading: Back to the Future?
- The Functional Student: A Game of Six Integers
- The Predicate Student: A Game of Six Integers
- One Approach to Using Hardware Registers in C++
- The Model Student: A Game of Six Integers (Part 1)
- Simplifying the C++/Angelscript Binding Process
- Quality Matters: Diagnostic Measures
- Quality Matters: Diagnostic Measures (Listings)
- Shadow Data Types
- Creating a Framework for the iPhone
- The Model Student: A Primal Skyline (Part 3)
- The Model Student: A Primal Skyline (Part 2)
- Multi-threading in C++0x
- I Think I'll Parse
- Quality Matters: Introductions, and Nomenclature
- Code Rot
- Floating Point Fun and Frolics
- Complexity, Requirement and Modules
- An Introduction to FastFormat (Part 3): Solving Real Problems, Quickly
- Boiler Plating Database Resource Cleanup (Part 2)
- Testing State Machines
- The Model Student: A Rube-ish Square (Part 2)
- An Introduction to FastFormat (Part 2): Custom Argument and Sink Types
- Through The Looking Glass
- Orderly Termination of Programs
- An Introduction to Fast Format (Part 1): The State of the Art
- Model View Controller with Java Swing
- The Legion's Revolting!
- Iterators and Memberspaces
- Generics without Templates - Revisited
- Seeing Things Differently
- DynamicAny (Part 2)
- DynamicAny, Part I
- Globals, Singletons and Parameters
- Exceptions Make for Elegant Code
- The Model Student: A Knotty Problem, Part 2
- Watersheds and Waterfalls (Part 2)
- The Model Student: A Knotty Problem, Part 1
- Watersheds and Waterfalls
- Testing Visiting Files and Directories in C#
- Generics Without Templates
- C++0x An Overview
- Functional Programming Using C++ Templates (Part 2)
- Java Protocol Handlers
- Software Product Lines
- Code Generation Network
- The PfA Papers: The Clean Dozen
- Functional Programming Using C++ Templates (Part 1)
- auto_value: Transfer Semantics for Value Types
- He Sells Shell Scripts to Intersect Sets
- Release Mode Debugging
- auto_value: Transfer Semantics for Value Types
- The Policy Bridge Design Pattern
- Continuous Integration with CruiseControl.Net
- Working with GNU Export Maps
- auto_value: Transfer Semantics for Value Types
- A Perspective on Use of Conditional Statements versus Assertions
- Implementing Synchronization Primitives for Boost on Windows Platforms
- Design in Test-Driven Development
- C++ Unit Test Frameworks
- Programming - Abstraction by Design
- C++ Trivial Logger
- FRUCTOSE - a C++ Unit Test Framework
- Letter to the Editor
- Pooled Lists
- The Singleton in C++ - A force for good?
- C++ Interface Classes - Strengthening Encapsulation
- Inventing a Mutex
- C++ Unit Testing Easier: CUTE
- From CVS to Subversion
- Comments Considered Good
- Introducing CODEF/CML
- Fine Tuning for lexical_cast
- C# Generics - Beyond Containers of T
- The Kohonen Neural Network Library
- Comments Considered Evil
- How Do Those Funky Placeholders Work?
- Implementing drop-down menus in pure CSS (no JavaScript)
- The Rise and Fall of Singleton Threaded
- The Case Against TODO
- Objects for States
- Multithreading 101
- To Grin Again
- A Fistful Of Idioms
- C++ Best Practice – Designing Header Files
- Visiting Alice
- Boost C++ Libraries
- STLFilt
- Effective STL Example Source Code
- C++ Archive
- Scott Meyers
- Lisp
- Accelerated C++
- Don Knuth's Home Page
- WTL Quick Reference
- WTL
- Subversion
- Compilers and Compiler Generators
- Perl
- PHP Resource Center
- KDB (Built-in Kernel Debugger)
- Blitz
- Microsoft Press Books
- Microsoft Visual C++
- Microsoft Developers Network
- Andrei Alexandrescu
- Cross-Referencing Linux
- Linux Assembly
- Building and Testing gcc/glibc cross toolchains
- Apache Tomcat
- Apache Struts
- Apache Maven
- Apache Lucene
- Logging Services Project @ Apache
- Apache Gump
- Excalibur
- Apache Ant
- JSP Taglibs
- Jakarta Slide
- Jakarta Regexp
- Jakarta POI
- Jakarta-ORO
- Java Caching System
- Element Construction Set
- Cactus
- Bean Scripting Framework
- BCEL
- Turbine
- Velocity
- Jakarta Commons
- Tapestry
- Hive Mind
- The Apache Jakarta Project
- LinuxMM
- Haskell
- GCC online documentation
- GCC Home Page
- Trolltech Online Reference Documentation
- KDE 3.0 API Reference
- Java Technology Articles by Category
- Java Tech Tips
- Java Technology
- The GNOME development site.
- Borland Developer Network
- The development of the C language
- The C Programming Language
- The Practise of Programming
- Objective Caml
- The Caml Language
- BitKeeper configuration management system.
- Borland C++Builder Devlopers Journal
- The Decompilation Wiki
- Soft Documentation
- Dead Code
- Friend or Foe!
- Recursive Make Considered Harmful
- Let's Do C# and MySQL - Part 2 - A Beginning
- Two-thirds of a Pimpl and a Grin
- The Curate's Wobbly Desk
- "Here be Dragons"
- Better Encapsulation for the Curiously Recurring Template Pattern
- db4objects - Innovating Object Databases with Open Source
- Pointer Reversal: An Algorithm Design Technique
- Let's Do C# and MySQL - Part 1 - MySQL
- J2SE 5.0 New Features
- With Spirit
- Polynomial Classes
- Incremental Design: A Case Study of a Compiler
- A Framework for Generating Numerical Test Data
- Transactions with Delegates in C#
- Sharp as C
- Qt 4.0 is Out!
- Investigating Java Class Loading
- C-side Re-sort
- C++ Interface Classes - Noise Reduction
- A Technique for Register Access in C++
- Welcome to the Wonderful World of Porting!
- Silas's Corner
- New Container Classes in Qt 4
- Introduction to Tcl/Tk: Part 2
- The Trial of the Reckless Coder
- Taming Complexity: A Class Hierarchy Tale
- Microsoft Symbol Engine
- Separating Interface and Implementation in C++
- Overload Resolution - Selecting the Function
- Metaprogramming is Your Friend
- Digging a Ditch
- I Wish Programming Was Easy Again
- Using Qt's Non-GUI Classes
- Introduction to Tcl/Tk
- Forgetting the ABC
- An Introduction to Objective-C
- Multiple Streams Going Nowhere
- C++ Properties - a Library Solution
- C Abuse
- Wx - A Live Port - Part 3
- Patterns in C - Part 1
- Memory For a Short Sequence of Assignment Statements
- Elephant - A C++ Memory Observer
- An Introduction to Programming with GTK+ and Glade in ISO C and ISO C++ - Part 4
- An Introduction to Objective-C
- Mini-project to Decode A Mini-language - Part Two
- An Experience Report on Implementing a Custom Agile Methodology on a C++/Python Project
- Wx - A Live Port
- ">Writing Custom Widgets in Qt
- What's in a Namespace?
- An Introduction to Programming with GTK+ and Glade in ISO C and ISO C++ - Part 3
- An Introduction to Objective-C
- Wx - A Live Port
- ">Rapid Dialog Design Using Qt
- Introduction to STL (Standard Template Library)
- An Introduction to Programming with GTK+ and Glade - Part 2
- An Introduction to Objective-C
- The Encapsulate Context Pattern
- Microsoft Visual C++ and Win32 Structured Exception Handling
- Garbage Collection and Object Lifetime
- C++ Lookup Mysteries
- A Mini-project to Decode a Mini-language - Part One
- XML as a Model-View-Controller System for Documents
- Introduction to C# - Part 2
- Creating Standard GUI Applications
- C++ Templates - A Simple Example
- An Introduction to Programming with GTK+ and Glade in ISO C and ISO C++
- An Introduction to Objective-C
- The Curious Case of the Compile-Time Function
- ACCU Mentored Developers XML Project
- Letters to the Editor
- Handling Exceptions in finally
- C++ Interface Classes - An Introduction
- A Template Programmer's Struggles Revisited
- Introduction To C#
- Going GUI with Qt
- Functional Programming in Python: An Introduction by Example
- When is a "Pattern" not a "Pattern"?
- The Tale of a Struggling Template Programmer
- Lvalues and Rvalues
- Efficient Exceptions?
- A Template Programmer’s Struggles Resolved
- Transforming XML with XSLT
- From Mechanism to Method: Generic Decoupling
- All Heap No Leaks
- Achieving FitNesse in C++
- A Little Detail
- Writing Maintainable Code
- I_mean_something_to_somebody, Part Two
- Francis' Scribbles
- http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecma-335.htm. ">C++/CLI, Ecma TC39/TG5,and SC22/WG21
- A Python Script to Relocate Source Trees
- There is more to life than increasing its speed” - Mahatma Gandhi
We live in a fast food culture. Not only must our dinner arrive yesterday, our car should be fast, and our entertainment instant. Our code should also run like lightning. I want my result. And I want it now.
Ironically, writing fast programs takes a long time.
Optimisation is a spectre hanging over software development, as W.A. Wulf observed. “More computing sins are committed in the name of efficiency (without necessarily achieving it) than for any other single reason – including blind stupidity”.
It’s a well-worn subject, with plenty of trite soundbites bounding around, and the same advice being served time and time again. But despite this, a lot of code is still not developed sensibly. Programmers get sidetracked by the lure of efficiency and write bad code in the name of performance.
In these articles we’ll address this. We’ll tread some familiar ground and wander well-worn paths, but look out for some new views on the way. Don’t worry – if the subject’s optimisation it shouldn’t take too long...
">Professionalism in Programming #24 - do...while loop? It just does something while some condition holds. End of story, right?
No, of course not. That would make the title of this small article silly, so let’s cover two topics.
">do...while - Letters to the Editor(s)
- From Mechanism to Method:
- C++ as a Safer C
- Example 0
for (Surfaces::iterator sf = surfaces.begin(); sf != surfaces.end(); ++sf) { // std::cout << "Drawing: " << *sf << "\n"; sf->draw(); }OK, I’m being disingenuous. I’m aware that the comment isn’t really a comment, it’s commented-out code. And, like any tolerant and capable programmer, by examining the surrounding context I can guess why this code has been commented out.
This article examines how to comment out code, then describes various problems which lead to code being commented out, before finally arguing that there’s often a better solution to these problems.
">Code in Comments - Comment on “Problem 11”
- Student Code Critique Competition 26
- Maintaining Context for Exceptions (Alternative)
- BRACKETS OFF!
- From Mechanism to Method:
- Choosing Template Parameters
- CheckedInt: A Policy-Based Range-Checked Integer
- A More Flexible Container
- Copy on Write
- Combining the STL with SAX and XPath for Effective XML Parsing
- Statically Checking Exception Specifications
- Software As Read
- Single Exit
- Error and Exception Handling
- Chaos Theory
- A Policy-Driven CORBA Template Library to Facilitate the Rapid Development of DOC Middleware
- Mixing Strings in C++
- Maintaining Context for Exceptions
- A Polygon Seed Fill Algorithm
- Quick Guide to MinGW (GCC for Windows)
- Stream-Based Parsing in C++
- Learning C++: A Student's Perspective
- Intrusive Identifiers
- Generating Lists for C++ in Python
- A Python project (2)
- How To Write A Loop
- From Mechanism to Method
- Embedded Scripting Languages
- A bin Manipulator For IOStreams
- Non-Standard Code
- A Python Project
- 10 Things You Always Wanted to Know About Assert (But Were Afraid to Ask)
- Implementing the Bridge pattern using templates with Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0
- EXPR_TYPE - An Implementation of typeof Using Current Standard C++
- Addendum to "Tiny Template Tidbit"
- A C++ Petri Net Framework For Multithreaded Programming
- Implementing the Observer Pattern in C++ - Part 2
- From Mechanism to Method ÂTotal Ellipse
- Build Systems
- Indexing STL lists with maps
- A Return Type That Doesn’t Like Being Ignored
- C++rossword
- C++ Standards Library Report
- C++ Templates
- Implementing the Observer Pattern in C++ - Part 1
- From Mechanism to Method - Good Qualifications
- File Format Conversion Using Templates and Type Collections
- XML Parsing with the Document Object Model
- What is a Hash Table?
- Enlarging on "A Problem of Access" in C Vu December 2001 Volume 13 Number 6
- 4DML Revisited
- Pairing Off Iterators
- Mutate? or Create?
- Exception Handling in C#
- Some Personal Reflections on C++ and Java
- My First Steps in Java Web Development
- Examining C++
- A Little String Thing
- Template Metaprogramming: Shifting Down a Gear
- STL-style Circular Buffers By Example
- Even More Java Exceptions
- Alternatives for Partial Template Function Specialisation
- Applied Reading - Taming Shared Memory
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- Programming with Interfaces in C++
- More Exceptional Java
- An Overview of C#.NET
- Introduction to XML and C++
- The C++ Template Argument Deduction
- Template Titbit - A Different Perspective
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- Exceptional Java
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- What is Boost?
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- Introduction to WOC:
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- An Introduction to Personal Java
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- Flexible Functors and Binders
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- Are You Afraid of The Dark Too? Making More Sense of the STL
- What Is Swing?
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- Introduction to the Database Template Library
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- Typesafe Registry for Windows
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- Editor << letters;
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- Compile Time Indirection - An Unusual Template Technique
- C++ Idioms: First Thoughts
- A Generic Non-intrusive Smart Pointer Implementation
- A Deeper Look at Inline Functions
- Members' Experiences
- Gotcha(); // describe some bugs
- Ada Overview - Part 2
- Editorial
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- Swamp Fever
- Ada Overview - Part 1
- Here be Dragons
- From Mechanism to Method
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- OOD and Testing using the Dependency Inversion Principle
- User Defined Types: Qualities, Principles and Archetypes.
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- From Mechanism to Method: Substitutability
- C++ Patterns Source Cohesion and Decoupling
- Undefined vs. Implementation Defined
- Building the Board (part II)
- Supporting Threads in Standard C++ (Addendum)
- Intuitive Multi-Paradigm Design:
- A Fistful Of Idioms - Giving STL Iterators a Base Class
- ">What's An Implerface?
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- A framework for object serialization in C++
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- A Tale of Old Java
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- Learning Standard C++ as a New Language
- operator == ()
- counted_ptr<type> revisited
- Static vs Member Functions
- Exception Errors
- Debug new and delete Part 3
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- A Delphic Experience
- Notes on Exceptions
- Exception Usage
- Editor << letters;
- Controlling access to objects by using private interfaces
- Broadvision - Part 3
- Object (low-level) Design and Implementation
- Hotel Case Study Comments
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- SAX - A Simple API for XML
- Exceptions - The Details
- File Positioning
- Anonymous Code Exercise Rewrite
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- More cow_ptr<type> Ruminations
- Exceptions - The Basics
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- Syntax v Semantics Part 1
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- A Functional Alternative to Dependency Injection in C++
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- Non-Superfluous People: UX Specialists
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- Quality Matters Christmas Intermezzo
- You're Going To Have To Think!
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- Renovating a Legacy C++ Project
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- Quality Matters: The Worst Form of 'Error' Handling Except For All The Others
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- Quality Matters: Diagnostic Measures
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- I Think I'll Parse
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- RSA Made Simple
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- Design in Test-Driven Development
- C++ Unit Test Frameworks
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- Programming - Abstraction by Design
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- James O. Coplien
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- I Wish They'd Use the Standard
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- There is more to life than increasing its speed” - Mahatma Gandhi
We live in a fast food culture. Not only must our dinner arrive yesterday, our car should be fast, and our entertainment instant. Our code should also run like lightning. I want my result. And I want it now.
Ironically, writing fast programs takes a long time.
Optimisation is a spectre hanging over software development, as W.A. Wulf observed. “More computing sins are committed in the name of efficiency (without necessarily achieving it) than for any other single reason – including blind stupidity”.
It’s a well-worn subject, with plenty of trite soundbites bounding around, and the same advice being served time and time again. But despite this, a lot of code is still not developed sensibly. Programmers get sidetracked by the lure of efficiency and write bad code in the name of performance.
In these articles we’ll address this. We’ll tread some familiar ground and wander well-worn paths, but look out for some new views on the way. Don’t worry – if the subject’s optimisation it shouldn’t take too long...
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- Code Review
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- Questions & Answers
- A Code Critique
- A Code Review
- Optimal
- RE:Purpose FWD:Thinking
- More than a label
- Rainclouds and Olive Branches
- The Story of Code
- R.E.S.P.E.C.T.
- Imaginary friends
- Members and Remembrances
- On not doing anything
- Inside-Out
- Sympathy for the Devil
- Predictions and Predilections
- Afterwood
- This is only a test
- Reactive or Proactive
- WRITEME
- How Hard Can It Be?
- Full Nine Yards
- This means war!
- Nobody Does It Better
- Rip It Up and Start Again
- Editorial: Usefulness Versus Complexity
- Revolution, Restoration and Revival
- Editorial: Precious Metals
- Are we nearly there yet?
- Editorial: Precision Engineered
- Should I Lead by Example?
- Editorial: Into Gold
- Automate all the things
- Editorial: And another thing...
- Deeds not words
- Editorial: On Being Lazy
- Hapaxes, Singletons and Anomalies
- Editorial: Know It All
- Too Fast! Too slow! Too right!!
- Editorial: Fiction
- This way up!
- Editorial: The art of laziness
- Gnomes and Misnomers
- Editorial: It's written, that's why
- I am not a number
- Editorial: Production legacy
- Breadth First, Depth First, Test First
- Editorial: Unnecessary complexity
- Editorial: The Uncertainty Guidelines
- Editorial: No obvious deficiencies
- Editorial: The Font of Wisdom
- Editorial: Necessary technology
- Editorial: Ain’t that the truth?!
- Editorial: The integrated developer
- Editorial: Just a minute
- Editorial: Fixed fixation
- Editorial: Metrics and Imperialism
- More Than One
- Editorial: Where Does All The Time Go?
- Cross Polinated
- Editorial: Be lucky
- Editorial: Choose your mask
- Editorial: Reduce, reuse, recycle
- Editorial: Selective ignorance
- Failure is an option
- Developing programs
- Semi-automatic Weapons
- Editorial: What is a user interface?
- Editorial: A little more conversation, a little less action
- Editorial: In Between
- Editorial: Where was I?
- Editorial: Private Funding
- Editorial: FUD – Fear, uncertainty and doubt
- Editorial: A Mutual Understanding
- Editorial: Finding your muse
- Editorial: Community Service
- Editorial: Peer Reviewed
- Editorial: Shop ’til you Drop
- Editorial: Very small or very far away:A sense of perspective
- Your Life in Their Hands
- The Ecumenical Programmer
- Editorial: Random (non)sense
- Editorial: Not So Much a Program, More a Way of Life
- Editorial: Decisions, Decisions
- Editorial: Learning Fantasy Languages
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- Editorial: Knitting Needles and Keyboards
- Editorial: The Good, The Bad and The Discordant
- Editorial: Originally, Overload Didn’t Have an Editorial
- Editorial: Too Much Information
- Editorial: Allow Me To Introduce Myself
- Editorial: It’s Not What You Know, It’s Who You Know
- Afterword
- Editorial: The Computing Revolution Will Be Televised (Again)
- Editorial: Many Hands Make Light Work
- Editorial: Patently Ridiculous!
- Editorial: A Journey Through History
- Editoral: Rise of the Machines
- Editorial: Can you keep a secret?
- Editorial: This Year’s Model
- Editorial: Ah! The fog is lifting!
- Numbers and The Appliance of Science
- Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics
- A Little Learning Is A Dangerous Thing
- Editorial
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- The Art of the Possible
- Dealing with Growing Pains
- Back To The Future
- A Crack in Time
- All together now.
- Moments in History
- A Good Craftsman Knows His Tools
- Back to School
- Watt's going on?
- The Sweet Smell of Success
- The Invisible Hand
- It's good to talk...
- Plus ça change
- After Four Years
- When Things Go Wrong
- The Essence of Success
- While the Cat's Away...
- Consensus
- Guidelines for Contributors
- Rip It Up and Start Again
- New Tricks for an Old Dog
- The Power of Inertia
- How Overload Comes to You
- Life in the Fast Lane
- Take a Step Forward
- Editorial
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- Editorial: Keeping Up Standards
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- Editorial: The "Safe C++ Standard Library"
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- Editorial: Does all this help make better software?
- Editorial: Need to Unlearn
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- Editorial: "They" Have Their Reasons
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- Editorial: A Glimpse Behind the Scenes
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- Editorial: The Buzzword Adoption Pattern?
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- Goodbye Overload
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- The Proposal from Centaur Communications Ltd
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- ACCU Conference 2019: Reports
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- A Magical New World?
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- The Italian Connection
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Microsoft Visual C++ and Win32 Structured Exception
Handling
by Roger Orr
Source : microsoft visual c++, structured exception handling.
Category: [ Overload Journal #63 - Oct 2004 | Programming Topics ]
by Roger Orr
Source : microsoft visual c++, structured exception handling.
Category: [ Overload Journal #63 - Oct 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Garbage Collection and Object Lifetime
by Ric Parkin
Category: [ Overload Journal #63 - Oct 2004 | Programming Topics ]
by Ric Parkin
Category: [ Overload Journal #63 - Oct 2004 | Programming Topics ]
C++ Lookup Mysteries
by Sven Rosvall
Category: [ Overload Journal #63 - Oct 2004 | Programming Topics ]
by Sven Rosvall
Category: [ Overload Journal #63 - Oct 2004 | Programming Topics ]
A Mini-project to Decode a Mini-language - Part One
by Thomas Guest
Category: [ Overload Journal #63 - Oct 2004 | Programming Topics ]
by Thomas Guest
Category: [ Overload Journal #63 - Oct 2004 | Programming Topics ]
XML as a Model-View-Controller System for Documents
Description :
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Description :
In this article I will describe how an MVC approach to the generation of documents can yield the same benefits that are traditionally seen with this approach to software design, and will introduce some XML [XML][Harold-] tools that can support this method. Finally, I will look at some of the alternatives to XML that could achieve the same separation of concerns.
by Matthew StrawbridgeCategory: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Student Code Critique Competition 29
by David A. Caabeiro
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Student Code Critiques from CVu journal. ]
by David A. Caabeiro
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Student Code Critiques from CVu journal. ]
Introduction to C# - Part 2
Description :
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Description :
Welcome to the second in a series of articles introducing the C# programming language. In the previous issue the basics of the language such as variables, methods and classes were covered. In this issue classes are covered in more detail highlighting an important feature called inheritance.
by Mike BerginCategory: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Creating Standard GUI Applications
Description :
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Description :
In this second installment of our series on GUI programming with the Qt C++ toolkit, we're going to see how to create a standard GUI application, with a menu, toolbar, status bar, and a central area.
by Mark Summerfield , Jasmin BlanchetteCategory: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
C++ Templates - A Simple Example
Description : p>This article describes the C++ code for performing basic operations on matrices using templates. by Rajanikanth Jammalamadaka
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Description : p>This article describes the C++ code for performing basic operations on matrices using templates. by Rajanikanth Jammalamadaka
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
An Introduction to Programming with GTK+ and Glade in ISO C
and ISO C++
Description :
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Description :
This short tutorial is intended as a simple introduction to writing GTK+ applications in C and C++, using the current 2.0/2.2 version of libgtk. It also covers the use of the Glade user interface designer for rapid application development (RAD).
by Roger LeighCategory: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
An Introduction to Objective-C
Description :
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Description :
This series of articles aims to introduce the Objective-C programming language to readers of C Vu, who are users of C and C++. I will try to show how the language manages to add object-oriented facilities to the low-level features of C in a way that is radically different from that of C++.
by D. A. ThomasCategory: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #4 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
The Curious Case of the Compile-Time Function
by Phil Bass
Category: [ Overload Journal #62 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
by Phil Bass
Category: [ Overload Journal #62 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
ACCU Mentored Developers XML Project
by Paul Grenyer , Jez Higgins
Category: [ Overload Journal #62 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
by Paul Grenyer , Jez Higgins
Category: [ Overload Journal #62 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Letters to the Editor
by Renato Mancuso
Category: [ Overload Journal #62 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics | Letters to the Editor ]
by Renato Mancuso
Category: [ Overload Journal #62 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics | Letters to the Editor ]
Handling Exceptions in finally
by Tony Barrett-Powell
Category: [ Overload Journal #62 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
by Tony Barrett-Powell
Category: [ Overload Journal #62 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
C++ Interface Classes - An Introduction
by Mark Radford
Category: [ Overload Journal #62 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
by Mark Radford
Category: [ Overload Journal #62 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
A Template Programmer's Struggles Revisited
by Chris Main
Category: [ Overload Journal #62 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
by Chris Main
Category: [ Overload Journal #62 - Aug 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Introduction To C#
Description :
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #3 - Jun 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Description :
In this article I will focus on the basic features of the language, future articles will cover more advanced topics such as inheritance, interfaces and attributes. After reading this series of articles you will have a basis for determining if C# is for you.
by Mike BerginCategory: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #3 - Jun 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Going GUI with Qt
Description :
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #3 - Jun 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Description :
Welcome to the first installment in a series of articles exploring GUI programming with the Qt C++ toolkit.
by Mark SummerfieldCategory: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #3 - Jun 2004 | Programming Topics ]
Student Code Critique Competition 28
by David A. Caabeiro
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #3 - Jun 2004 | Student Code Critiques from CVu journal. ]
by David A. Caabeiro
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 16, #3 - Jun 2004 | Student Code Critiques from CVu journal. ]