> We guarantee type and memory safety by introducing a new exception (DanglingReferenceException) with the following semantics: a dereference to a deleted object will either succeed as if that very object was not yet…
A couple of my favorite types and functions in absl: - Span For when you want to take an array or a vector. - string_view Avoids string copies. Makes your program faster. Its creation was a reaction to situations like…
Googler-on-googler trolling. The internal version of the build rule they're discussing has some busted dependencies. Because of historical cruft, it brings in a lot of unrelated crap. For example, building a C++ binary…
> We guarantee type and memory safety by introducing a new exception (DanglingReferenceException) with the following semantics: a dereference to a deleted object will either succeed as if that very object was not yet…
A couple of my favorite types and functions in absl: - Span For when you want to take an array or a vector. - string_view Avoids string copies. Makes your program faster. Its creation was a reaction to situations like…
Googler-on-googler trolling. The internal version of the build rule they're discussing has some busted dependencies. Because of historical cruft, it brings in a lot of unrelated crap. For example, building a C++ binary…