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A Note About decltype
Last week's article about C++0x left out a subtlety about decltype for space reasons: decltype is syntactically overloaded with two different, but related, meanings. -
C/C++
Another Use For Stable Sorting
Sorting a sequence stably preserves earlier orderings where they don't conflict. - C/C++
4 Useful New Features in C++0x
Enhanced type inference, simpler iterators, and new container constructors head the list of handy new features - C/C++
Why Stable Sorting Is Important
When we sort a sequence, we are reordering the sequence in a way that overrules prior ordering whenever there is a conflict. - C/C++
Moving Quickly To Java 7
Unlike Java 6, where wait-and-see was good enough, Java 7 looks like a quick upgrade - JVM Languages
Out of Sorts: How Not To Overload Operators
By now, I suspect you're getting tired of reading about order relations. - C/C++
How Not To Compare Aggregates
One way of avoiding trouble when you try to define an order relation for sorting is to start by asking what "unordered" means as a concept, in the context of the data structure that you are trying to sort. - C/C++
Putting Things In Order
This week, I want to talk about what you have to do if you want to write a comparison function to pass to sort. - C/C++
The Right Way To Teach Sorting
Last week, I said that I had what I thought was a better way to teach sorting. This article describes that better way. - C/C++
General-Purpose C Libraries: Limited Options
With the great popularity of C, you would think that a wide variety of solutions would have flourished - C/C++
