Episode #14 - January 2022
In this episode we get a final look at the design of C++23, see how far we can push compile-time computation - and even code generation - in C++20, look at some tools to help us to get there, and what C++ could have been if we weren't burdened with backwards compatiblity.
Links from this episode:
- C++ Annotated - January 2022 - If you prefer the same material in blog form
- How we used C++20 to eliminate an entire class of runtime bugs - from the Microsoft C++ Team Blog
- Migrating to a safer API with {fmt} 8.x
- Compile Time Code Generation and Optimization
- cplusplus/papers - GitHub repo tracking proposals voted in
- A Plan for C++23 Ranges
- P2441 - views::join_with
- P2387 - Pipe support for user-defined range adaptors
- P0323 - std::expected
- Episode #5 (April 2021) - where we talked about std::expected
- P0627 - Function to mark unreachable code
- P1774 - Portable assumptions
- The new Qt Quick Compiler technology
- CLion Starts the 2022.1 EAP
- ReSharper C++ Starts the 2022.1 EAP
- Unreal Engine Support Lands in Rider 2022.1 EAP
- What would you remove from C++ to make it a more concise language and didn't have to care about backwards compatibility? (or fix if ABI weren't an issue) - Reddit thread
- All the defaults are backwards - Phil's lightning talk
Previously...
Episode #13 - December 2021
In this episode we look back on C++ in 2021, and back even further over the evolution of functions and lambdas. Then we look forward to proposals that may or may not make it into C++ 23, as well as some of the conferences happening this year.
Episode #12 - November 2021
This month discuss the best ways to pass string_views, depend on Catch2 v3 and write beautiful C++.
We talk more about contracts and look at some new and upcoming tools from JetBrains,
as well as new releases of existing tools from JetBrains, SonarSource and Microsoft.
Phil also still manages to get an off-by-one error when mentioning off-by-one errors, at the end!
Episode #11 - October 2021
This month we attempt an experimental cross-over episode with cpp.chat: in effect we have Jon Kalb on as a guest. Was it a successful experiment? You be the judge!