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  • o158 (7) : Overload Journal #158 - August 2020
  • o157 (5) : Overload Journal #157 - June 2020
  • o156 (8) : Overload Journal #156 - April 2020
  • o155 (6) : Overload Journal #155 - February 2020
  • o154 (5) : Overload Journal #154 - December 2019
  • o153 (6) : Overload Journal #153 - October 2019
  • o152 (6) : Overload Journal #152 - August 2019
  • o151 (6) : Overload Journal #151 - June 2019
  • o150 (6) : Overload Journal #150 - April 2019
  • o149 (8) : Overload Journal #149 - February 2019
  • o148 (8) : Overload Journal #148 - December 2018
  • o147 (5) : Overload Journal #147 - October 2018
  • o146 (7) : Overload Journal #146 - August 2018
  • o145 (5) : Overload Journal #145 - June 2018
  • o144 (7) : Overload Journal #144 - April 2018
  • o143 (9) : Overload Journal #143 - February 2018
  • o142 (7) : Overload Journal #142 - December 2017
  • o141 (9) : Overload Journal #141 - October 2017
  • o140 (9) : Overload Journal #140 - August 2017
  • o139 (7) : Overload Journal #139 - June 2017
  • o138 (7) : Overload Journal #138 - April 2017
  • o137 (7) : Overload Journal #137 - February 2017
  • o136 (9) : Overload Journal #136 - December 2016
  • o135 (7) : Overload Journal #135 - October 2016
  • o134 (7) : Overload Journal #134 - August 2016
  • o133 (8) : Overload Journal #133 - June 2016
  • o132 (10) : Overload Journal #132 - April 2016
  • o131 (7) : Overload Journal #131 - February 2016
  • o130 (7) : Overload Journal #130 - December 2015
  • o129 (5) : Overload Journal #129 - October 2015
  • o128 (6) : Overload Journal #128 - August 2015
  • o127 (7) : Overload Journal #127 - June 2015
  • o126 (7) : Overload Journal #126 - April 2015
  • o125 (8) : Overload Journal #125 - February 2015
  • o124 (7) : Overload Journal #124 - December 2014
  • o123 (8) : Overload Journal #123 - October 2014
  • o122 (6) : Overload Journal #122 - August 2014
  • o121 (6) : Overload Journal #121 - June 2014
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  • o119 (6) : Overload Journal #119 - February 2014
  • o118 (5) : Overload Journal #118 - December 2013
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  • o116 (6) : Overload Journal #116 - August 2013
  • o115 (7) : Overload Journal #115 - June 2013
  • o114 (7) : Overload Journal #114 - April 2013
  • o113 (7) : Overload Journal #113 - February 2013
  • o112 (6) : Overload Journal #112 - December 2012
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  • o110 (6) : Overload Journal #110 - August 2012
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  • o107 (6) : Overload Journal #107 - February 2012
  • o106 (7) : Overload Journal #106 - December 2011
  • o105 (5) : Overload Journal #105 - October 2011
  • o104 (6) : Overload Journal #104 - August 2011
  • o103 (7) : Overload Journal #103 - June 2011
  • o102 (7) : Overload Journal #102 - April 2011
  • 05 (11) : Overload Journal #5 - Sep 1994
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(Not Really So) New Niche for C++: Browser!?

Martin Moene

03 April 2017 19:35:30 +01:00

How do you run C++ in a browser? Sergey Ignatchenko demonstrates how to use Emscripten.

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Contractual Loopholes

Martin Moene

02 April 2017 19:37:28 +01:00

Compilers can optimise away functions you may want to time. Deák Ferenc explores ways to stop this happening.

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All About the Base

Martin Moene

01 April 2017 19:39:33 +01:00

Representing numbers presents many choices. Teedy Deigh counts the ways.

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Editorial: The Uncertainty Guidelines

Martin Moene

07 February 2017 15:40:58 +00:00

Uncertainty can be overwhelming. Frances Buontempo embraces the advantages of ambiguity.

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Mean Properties

Martin Moene

06 February 2017 15:53:50 +00:00

Property based testing is all the rage. Russel Winder walks us through an example of properties an arithmetic mean function should have.

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The Importance of Back-of-Envelope Estimates

Martin Moene

05 February 2017 15:55:06 +00:00

Guestimate questions make many people grumble. Sergey Ignatchenko reminds us why they matter.

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Multiprocessing and Clusters in Python

Martin Moene

04 February 2017 15:56:37 +00:00

Multiprocessing is possible in Python. Silas S. Brown shows us various ways.

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doctest – the Lightest C++ Unit Testing Framewor

Martin Moene

03 February 2017 15:57:47 +00:00

C++ has many unit testing frameworks. Viktor Kirilov introduces doctest.

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Correct Integer Operations with Minimal Runtime Penalties

Martin Moene

02 February 2017 15:58:44 +00:00

Results of C++ integer operations are not guaranteed to be arithmetically correct. Robert Ramey introduces a library to enforce correct behaviour.

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Afterwood

Martin Moene

01 February 2017 15:59:47 +00:00

Trying to find a good candidate for a role is hard. Chris Oldwood reminisces on various factors that influence interviewers.

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Editorial: The Font of Wisdom

Martin Moene

09 December 2016 11:54:01 +00:00

The choice of typeface can convey a tone. Frances Buontempo considers the plethora of dilemmas this presents.

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The MirAL Story

Martin Moene

08 December 2016 11:55:35 +00:00

The X-Windows system is all-pervasive but struggles with security and performance graphics. Alan Griffiths introduces Mir Abstraction Layer to deal with these issues.

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Overloading with Concepts

Martin Moene

07 December 2016 20:38:37 +00:00

Concepts can play a role in function overloading. Andrew Sutton shows us how.

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Ultra-fast Serialization of C++ Objects

Martin Moene

06 December 2016 20:40:21 +00:00

Serialising and de-serialising is a common problem. Sergey Ignatchenko and Dmytro Ivanchykhin demonstrate one way to do this quickly.

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Modern C++ Features: User-Defined Literals

Martin Moene

05 December 2016 20:43:14 +00:00

User-defined literals were introduced in C++11. Arne Mertz walks us through their use.

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Python Streams vs Unix Pipes

Martin Moene

04 December 2016 20:44:20 +00:00

Dealing with an infinite sequence requires some thought. Thomas Guest presents various ways to approach such a problem.

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Letter

Martin Moene

03 December 2016 20:45:21 +00:00

Silas S. Brown comments on Steve Love's recent article.

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Hello World in Go

Martin Moene

02 December 2016 20:47:03 +00:00

Go provides a way to write efficient concurrent programs in a C-like language. Eleanor McHugh shares a "Hello, world!" tutorial.

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Afterwood

Martin Moene

01 December 2016 20:48:52 +00:00

One JavaScript module was removed and every Node.js build was knocked for six. Chris Oldwood fictionalises the tale.

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Editorial: Ain’t that the truth?!

Martin Moene

07 October 2016 21:08:34 +01:00

Witnesses promise to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Frances Buontempo wonders what truth actually means.


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