Why it took so long is that: (a) C++ is an international standard, has a huge installed base of business- and mission-critical software, probably billions of lines of code, tens of millions of programmers, and we can't…
I just upgraded my GCE instance. Let's see if it can withstand this withering assault. <makes popcorn>
Actually, the authors of Boost.Range got the idea from an earlier range library of mine, which is noted in the Acknowledgements section of the Boost.Range documentation…
In my experience, it's really important to be able to look at some code and know its performance characteristics: does it allocate memory? Who is managing the lifetime of the objects and how many times are the elements…
Why it took so long is that: (a) C++ is an international standard, has a huge installed base of business- and mission-critical software, probably billions of lines of code, tens of millions of programmers, and we can't…
I just upgraded my GCE instance. Let's see if it can withstand this withering assault. <makes popcorn>
Actually, the authors of Boost.Range got the idea from an earlier range library of mine, which is noted in the Acknowledgements section of the Boost.Range documentation…
In my experience, it's really important to be able to look at some code and know its performance characteristics: does it allocate memory? Who is managing the lifetime of the objects and how many times are the elements…