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April 01, 2001

C++ Conformance Roundup

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April 01, 2001

There is no C++ compiler or library today that implements the Standard perfectly, but some are getting close. Here, finally, is a first attempt to quantify just how close.

Accelerating C++ Programming

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March 01, 2001

Peter takes a long look at Andrew Koenig and Barbara Moo's Accelerated C++: Practical Programming by Example.

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March 01, 2001

Editor's Forum

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February 01, 2001

C++ Made Easier: Programs That Work by Accident

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February 01, 2001

Avoiding undefined behavior is critically important in C++ programming. The authors show us some ways that don't require memorizing the entire C++ Standard.

Post-Mortem Debunker: Time Flies

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January 01, 2001

Having discredited doomsayers of the past, Stan makes a few of his own predictions to chill the hearts of his favorite editors.

Editor's Forum

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January 01, 2001

C++ Made Easier : Using Library Algorithms

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January 01, 2001

If you're struggling with complicated loops and off-by-one errors, you might be doing things the hard way. Andy shows us how easy it can be, with a little help from the standard library.

Substitutability: Principles, Idioms, and Techniques for C++

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December 01, 2000

The principles and features which govern the idiomatic practices of substitutability in C++ go beyond public inheritance, and include overloading, conversions, generic programming, and mutability. Understanding the basic principles and how C++ can support them can make systems more expressive and development more effective.

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