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15y ago
In C++11 you are supposed to use move semantics in your own classes. I'm not 100% sure but I think the standard require that the STL use move semantics.
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15y ago
Have you considered the cost of a fixed IP ? Depending on were you live this could vary from 10$/month to 100$/month.
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In C++11 "type const &name" can be simply replaced with "type name", no performance penalty involved.
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15y ago
If you want performance on a low end VPS you could use a static website generator like Jekyll, Hyde, nanoc etc ...
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As a side note a lot of codes ported to C for running on HPC clusters will end up re-implemented in Fortran (I'm talking about Fortran 95/2003/2008 ... ).
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C++11 is here for real
(scottmeyers.blogspot.ca)
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Excellent resource for anyone wants to try gcc-4.7.0 on Windows.
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Gcc-4.7 custom compiled for Windows (Mingw)
(nuwen.net)
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15y ago
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Yet another oprofile tutorial
(ssvb.github.com)
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15y ago
I don't know why it is slower, I've just noticed that it is considerably slower than gcc and VC. As a side note, on my Mac, Clang is really fast for compiling code.
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Compiling Clang on Windows
(solarianprogrammer.com)
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15y ago
While you can install Clang on Windows under Mingw and you can compile C codes, it runs really slow (this is only from my own experience).
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15y ago
What is your site about ? Best advice someone can give you is first write good content and second worry about SEO. Also, paying some random SEO "expert" to improve your site won't do you any good long term. Google plans to change their rati
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What is your favorite C programming trick?
(stackoverflow.com)
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Cool Effects with Custom Shaders in OpenGL ES 2.0 and Cocos2D
(raywenderlich.com)
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Syntax Highlighting with Python and Pygments
(solarianprogrammer.com)
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I think gcc and (maybe) clang have good support for C99: http://gcc.gnu.org/c99status.html
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Universal References in C++11
(cppandbeyond.com)
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I read the book and your guess was right, it is one of those "Learn X in 21 days" books. I'll ask for a refund. A much better book seems to be Language Implementation Patterns by Terence Parr.
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Hope to see an updated edition of "The C programming language" for C99.
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Yes, but I bought the book.
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I bought the book, looks good for now. First impression: The book was last updated last year but the movie provided with the book is from 2009.
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15y ago
This paragraph: Most books on compiler are priced at more than $100 and are long and boring. My system, which contains a book (fun and to the point), exercises & solutions, three languages you can use however you want and a screencast,
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Fractals derived from Newton-Raphson iteration
(chiark.greenend.org.uk)
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Have a look at this game made in JS (be warned that the framework is closed source): http://playbiolab.com/
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Ask HN: Has anyone read "How to create your own freaking programming language"?
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Never heard of such "hidden log file" and I've used Ubuntu since version 7. I've also installed 11.10 on a spare machine a few months ago and I didn't encounter anything like that.
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Introduction to the command line (from FSF)
(en.flossmanuals.net)
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Is C++ usage on the decline? No it is not. C++11 is a modern programming language that lets you harness every bit of power from your computer. From a productivity point of view I think Java and C# are as verbose as modern C++. In the end
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C++11 threads tutorial
(solarianprogrammer.com)
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