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Jun 21 2022
How to write reflection for C++
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C++ is a truly controversial language. Good ol' C was created in 1972. C++ appeared in 1985 and had backward compatibility with C. Since then, C++ was pronounced dead many times: Java did it...
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Jun 07 2022
"Google" programmers. How one idiot hired a couple more idiots
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A long time ago, I performed technical interviews on a regular basis — I was recruiting candidates for the position of a programmer in a company. I had a simple, clear, and smart recruitment plan...
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Jun 03 2022
Embedded system developers do not know how to program
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Nowadays system resources are widely available. Ordinary high-level application software developers have to follow minimum system requirements. So, don't expect them to optimize the code to...
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Jun 01 2022
Things to keep in mind when working with POSIX signals
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Like any other tool, POSIX signals have their own rules on how to use them wisely, securely, and safely. Programming language standards, man pages and the POSIX standard itself have described...
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May 12 2022
How to spot C and C++ developers by their code
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We happen to write code for IoT stuff related to electricity, like car charging stations. Since hardware resources are usually sufficient, our main goal is not to save on every byte possible...
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May 06 2022
Debug output on microcontrollers: how Concepts and Ranges put my printf to rest
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Hello! My name is Alexander and I work as a microcontroller...
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Apr 12 2022
Trojan Source attack for introducing invisible vulnerabilities
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Researchers from the University of Cambridge described a technique that allows inserting invisible adversarial code in the reviewed source texts. The attack (CVE-2021-42574) is called Trojan...
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Jan 13 2022
Design and evolution of constexpr in C++
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constexpr is one of the magic keywords in modern C++. You can use it to create code, that is then executed before the compilation process ends. This is the absolute upper limit for...
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Dec 16 2021
C++20: linker surprised by four lines of code
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Imagine that you are a student learning modern C++ features. And you have to complete a task concerning concepts/constraints. The teacher, of course, knows the proper way to do it – but you...
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Dec 07 2021
C++20 Ranges — Complete Guide
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C++20 Ranges, also known as STL v2, effectively replaces existing STL algorithms and facilities. In this article, I will guide you through the changes that Ranges introduce, talk about Views...
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