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herbsutter.com
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| | | | | C++ "move" semantics are simple, and unchanged since C++11. But they are still widely misunderstood, sometimes because of unclear teaching and sometimes because of a desire to view move as something else instead of what it is. This post is an attempt to shed light on that situation. Thank you to the following for their... | |
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pagefault.blog
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| | | | | C++11 move semantics can be a source of misunderstandings if the mechanics are not understood. This post clears up the most common one. | |
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blog.knatten.org
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| | | | | In which I briefly mention what pure functional programming is, explain why this can be slow in C++, and use move semantics to solve that problem. Be warned that this post is a bit longer than usual for this blog, and that it assumes more knowledge of C++11 than my posts usually do. Pure functional... | |
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akrzemi1.wordpress.com
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| | | The language feature in C++17 known as class template argument deduction was intended to supersede factory functions like make_pair, make_tuple, make_optional, as described in p0091r2. This goal has not been fully achieved and we may still need to stick to make_ functions. In this post we will briefly describe what class template argument deduction is,... | ||
