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Unwinding C++20 concept std::same_as all the way up the chain to std::integral_constant. A compilation of "possible implementations" from cppreference. Hope seeing it all together at once helps appreciate how things work behind the scenes. PS: read the code bottom to top; usable with no includes https://sigcpp.godbolt.org/z/nx6Y3sfvo (shows is_same for C++11 and later) #cpp #learning #programming3 views Unwinding C++20 concept std::same_as all the way up the chain to std::integral_constant. A compilation of "possible implementations" from cppreference. Hope seeing it all together at once helps appreciate how things work behind the scenes. PS: read the code bottom to top; usable with no includes https://sigcpp.godbolt.org/z/nx6Y3sfvo (shows is_same for C++11 and later) #cpp #learning #programming If a user-declared constructor delegates to another constructor, it can help to delegate directly to the final constructor in the delegation chain, instead of delegating to a constructor which then delegates to another constructor, and so on. Direct delegation slightly increases maintenance effort, but *generally speaking*, it can improve speed and code size. E.g., S1's default constructor involve2 views If a user-declared constructor delegates to another constructor, it can help to delegate directly to the final constructor in the delegation chain, instead of delegating to a constructor which then delegates to another constructor, and so on. Direct delegation slightly increases maintenance effort, but *generally speaking*, it can improve speed and code size. E.g., S1's default constructor involve Like C, C++ allows declaring struct variables with struct types. The syntax seems odd (esp. in C-like code where it is common for the struct type and var to have the same name), but it makes sense if we see it alongside a var declaration for a primitive type (1). But this syntax also permits odd qualifiers seemingly on types, but the quals really apply to the var not the type (2). PS: The joint-de2 views Like C, C++ allows declaring struct variables with struct types. The syntax seems odd (esp. in C-like code where it is common for the struct type and var to have the same name), but it makes sense if we see it alongside a var declaration for a primitive type (1). But this syntax also permits odd qualifiers seemingly on types, but the quals really apply to the var not the type (2). PS: The joint-de

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🔥 Top post: "Complete Guide to Class Template Argument Deduction". An excell · 10 likes + reposts

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🔥 Top post "Complete Guide to Class Template Argument Deduction". An excellent talk by Nina Ranns at ACCU 2024: - Argument deduction for function templates vs that for class templates - Relationship between CTAD and deduction guides - User-defined deduction guides to alter/augment CTAD - T… ★ 10
C++26: A User-Friendly assert() macro https://www.sandordargo.com/blog/2026/03/25/cpp26-user-friendly-assert #cpp #cPlusPlus #programming ★ 3 Yes, it is late 2024, but C++23 is now officially an ISO standard. https://www.iso.org/standard/83626.html #cpp #cPlusPlus #standards #ISO ★ 4 The difference between undefined behavior and ill-formed C++ programs. "The Old New Thing" by Raymond Chen https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20240802-00/?p=110091 #cpp "Template Design with Policy Classes". A brief introduction to policy classes in C++. By @copperspice_cpp https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23iz4DTp7rY #cpp #video PS: Possible implementation for std::same_as on cppreference defines the concept Same_Helper in the detail namespace, but that namespace is flattened here☝️ for simplicity. Again, the code shown is compiled from cppreference. There is no c… Unwinding C++20 concept std::same_as all the way up the chain to std::integral_constant. A compilation of "possible implementations" from cppreference. Hope seeing it all together at once helps appreciate how things work behind the scenes.… ★ 3 If a user-declared constructor delegates to another constructor, it can help to delegate directly to the final constructor in the delegation chain, instead of delegating to a constructor which then delegates to another constructor, and so … ★ 2 "Prefer user-defined literals when available", short #video by Andreas Fertig @andreasfertig (of C++ Insights). Shows how initializing a std::string instance with a user-defined literal avoids a runtime traversal of string data to find str… ★ 2 Like C, C++ allows declaring struct variables with struct types. The syntax seems odd (esp. in C-like code where it is common for the struct type and var to have the same name), but it makes sense if we see it alongside a var declaration f… ★ 2 C++ implicit conversions appear to permit odd things but it helps to remember that the conversions are consistent w the language's ecosystem. But you can limit sources to char values using constrained templates in contexts where conversion… Summary: assigning numbers to std::string looks odd but: - it is a function call, not "native assignment" - function call is due to std::string overloading the assignment operator - numbers are implicitly converted to assignment operator f…

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👁️Averages 4 views per post.
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Unwinding C++20 concept std::same_as all the way up the chain to std::integral_constant. A compilation of "possible implementations" from cppreference. Hope seeing it all together at once helps appreciate how things work behind the scenes. PS: read the code bottom to top; usable with no includes https://sigcpp.godbolt.org/z/nx6Y3sfvo (shows is_same for C++11 and later) #cpp #learning #programming If a user-declared constructor delegates to another constructor, it can help to delegate directly to the final constructor in the delegation chain, instead of delegating to a constructor which then delegates to another constructor, and so on. Direct delegation slightly increases maintenance effort, but *generally speaking*, it can improve speed and code size. E.g., S1's default constructor involve Like C, C++ allows declaring struct variables with struct types. The syntax seems odd (esp. in C-like code where it is common for the struct type and var to have the same name), but it makes sense if we see it alongside a var declaration for a primitive type (1). But this syntax also permits odd qualifiers seemingly on types, but the quals really apply to the var not the type (2). PS: The joint-de C++ implicit conversions appear to permit odd things but it helps to remember that the conversions are consistent w the language's ecosystem. But you can limit sources to char values using constrained templates in contexts where conversion is triggered on function args. E.g., here calls to f require a char src as does assignment to a Q instance, whereas P permits the same assignments as std::strin

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