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In Structured Concurrency, I talk about what structured concurrency is and why it’s a big deal for C++ especially. In this post I discuss some more interesting properties of asynchronous code that is structured: async stacks and async scopes. Structured Continue reading Asynchronous Stacks and Scopes
Eleven months ago, I began work on an updated range library for modern C++. Yesterday, I submitted a proposal to the C++ standardization committee to add ranges to the Standard Library. The proposal presents a vision for a future Standard Continue reading N4128: Ranges for the Standard Library
Here’s a simple question: in C++11 what’s the best way to put debug checks in constexpr functions? Since assert is not constexpr, the obvious doesn’t work: constexpr bool in_range(int val, int min, int max) { assert(min <= max); // OOPS, Continue reading Assert and Constexpr in C++11
This post describes some utilities I’ve recently developed for doing concept checking in C++11. These utilities are part of an ongoing project to reimplement ranges, also for C++11, but I think the concept checking utilities are useful and interesting in Continue reading Concept Checking in C++11
Jens Weller was foolish enough to give me the prime keynote slot at this year’s Meeting C++ in Düsseldorf. For 2 hours in November, I’ll be in TOTAL CONTROL of the newest and fastest growing C++ conference in Europe. Mwahaha! Continue reading Meet Me at Meeting C++