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by jbandela1 12y ago
This illustrates one of the issues with "high-level" languages: when you need to do something that the language does not allow, you have to resort to horrible hacks. I thought the C version of Duff's device was bad, but this
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by jbandela1 12y ago
I think this is awesome. For all the people that are complaining about not being open source and not friendly to hackers, the truth is probably most people that program Raspberry are not even using a native compiled language but are using P
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by jbandela1 12y ago
I agree, C++11/14 is a game changer in regards to safety and ease of use. With C++14, new and delete actually are a code smell. The biggest ease of use issue with C++ is now getting good modern libraries for doing common stuff.
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by jbandela1 12y ago
I think this is awesome. Looking forward to libc++ being made to work on Windows. Then I will have a fully conformant c++ compiler and standard library across all the major platforms.
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by jbandela1 12y ago
They are making progress. The latest chart I saw (for the 2015 Preview ) is at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vcblog/archive/2014/11/17/c-11-14-17...
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by jbandela1 12y ago
Some implementations already do such as * Clang LibC++ see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21694302/what-are-the-mec... * MSVC - see comments http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/C9-Lectures-St
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LLVM website down(llvm.org)
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Show HN: Pregnancy due date and birth weight calculator based on data(trueduedate.com)
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by jbandela1 12y ago
Another way to accomplish the same goal(abi stability) is to use cppcomponents (www.github.com/jbandela/cppcomponents/), which is a c++11 library that does this internally while presenting you with a high-level interface wher
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by jbandela1 13y ago
cppcomponents at https://github.com/jbandela/cppcomponents With C++, it is hard to use code from 1 compiler with another compiler. In windows, it is even worse in that versions of visual c++, and even debug/releas