C++ Annotated

We’ve returned with all of the news from June, July, and August 2022 in our latest C++ Annotated digest. We’ve kept silent for a while, and despite these three months being less busy than the rest of the year for many, they were still jam-packed full of awesome news. So, expect today’s digest to be a bit longer than usual. Language news C++23 is in feature freeze C23 is huge Conferences The Tragedy of C++ and the Carbon language from C++North Learning Inline – not what it used to be Memory allocators and bad APIs Using the C++23 std::expected type Writing an open-so

Portable assumptions and other language news, C++Now 2022 recordings, tips about pointers and memset, and tooling news

We have all of the March news for you in our latest monthly C++ Annotated digest: Committee news, Serialization in C++, Metal in C++, releases

WG21 plenary call, ranges, eliminating runtime bugs, 100% test coverage, a safer API with {fmt} 8.x, Qt Quick Compiler.

Assumptions, std::execution, the evolution of lambdas and functions in modern C++, C++ conferences in 2022

Contracts, discussions on C++ ecosystem, a book on C++ Core Guidelines, designated initializers, and recent releases

The special October edition of No Diagnostic Required show paired with Cpp.Chat. Digest covering static analyzers in C++, moves in returns, smart pointers and arrays, new syntax for Contracts.

Papers voted into C++23, enable_if vs requires benchmark, discussions around ABI break, SonarLint plugin for CLion, and CppCon Program.

Practical modules, [[nodiscard]] in standard library specification, [[no_unique_address]], Valgrind, Intel Compiler, and CLion news.

C++ language news, sanitizers, C++20 concepts, parallel STL algorithms, C++ tools releases, and interview with Bjarne Stroustrup

C++ language news, text formatting API, detection idiom and macros in C++, static code analysis plugins for CLion, what can C do that C++ can’t.

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