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Eric Niebler: out parameters, move semantics, and stateful algorithms

Posted on October 16, 2013 by robdesbois

Eric Niebler: out parameters, move semantics, and stateful algorithms This post from Eric, inspired by a prompt from Andrei Alexcandrescu, examines the interface of std::getline appraising its usability and performance. Eric looks at a few different designs, in particular those … Continue reading →

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Boost compile error “no class template named ‘result’”

Posted on January 30, 2013 by robdesbois

I’ve just come across a compiler error resulting from using boost::result_of with a C++11 lambda. I wasn’t actually using boost::result_of directly, but provided a lambda as the transforming functor for a boost::transform_iterator, which uses it behind the scenes. Here’s a … Continue reading →

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On creating an asynchronous message-based c++ framework; part 2

Posted on March 10, 2011 by robdesbois

This is the second post in a series on the creation of an asynchronous message-based C++ application framework. In part 1 I discussed my approach to defining the type for an object that has a set of observers, and finished … Continue reading →

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On creating an asynchronous message-based c++ framework; part 1

Posted on February 25, 2011 by robdesbois

This is the first post in a series on the creation of an asynchronous message-based C++ application framework. The series will in particular show the use of several parts of the excellent Boost C++ libraries to achieve this, and the … Continue reading →

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