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Trip report: Winter ISO C++ standards meeting (Jacksonville) - Sutter's Mill
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C++ Status at the end of 2015 - C++ Stories
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| | Maybe I'll be boring with this note, but again I need to write that this was another good year for C++! Here's a bunch of facts: Visual Studio 2015 was released with great support for C++14/17 and even more experimental features. Long-awaited GCC 5.0 was released at the beginning of the year.
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Jacksonville'18 ISO C++ Report | using std::cpp
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| | This week the ISO C++ committee met in Jacksonville, Florida. This is the first meeting of this year. We will meet again in Summer (Rapperswil, Switzerland) and Fall (San Diego, California). As you may well know the committee is working in what it will be C++20 (and deciding what could end up delayed for C++23)....
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C++ Annotated: March-October 2019 | The CLion Blog
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| | Hi,Since our last edition in February came out, the C++ community has organized lots of fantastic conferences, held productive C++ Committee discussions, and published tons of educational posts. W
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Dig Into Org Mode - The Chronicle
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| Org mode was one of the main reasons I tried Emacs (and left behind 15 years of Vim), and now it is a central part of how I organize my work. Org mode can help you take notes, track tasks, build agendas, process tabular data, and more. It's so flexible that everyone uses it differently. I use Org mode primarily to capture tasks and keep track of their progress. I sometimes take notes in Org mode, but I haven't completely fleshed out my note-taking and searching workflow, so I'll talk mostly about task ma...