It is possible to perform some form of the variadic folds that are coming in C++17 with the C++11 and C++14 compilers that we have available today by using just a little bit of creativity.
It is possible to perform some form of the variadic folds that are coming in C++17 with the C++11 and C++14 compilers that we have available today by using just a little bit of creativity.
In this episode Jason wraps up what we’ve learned so far about variadic templates and shows some additional techniques to consider.
In this episode Jason gives a very fast quick-start to what std::future is and how to use std::async to run a function in another thread.
In this episode Jason discusses some of what C++ name mangling is, and how to demangle names at runtime.
In this episode Jason quickly tries to convince you to stop using std::endl.
In this episode I give a brief introduction to C++ variadic templates and cover some compile time and runtime performance considerations.
Note: this article was originally written in 2005. I’m importing some missed content into my new site and this is one of those articles. Much of the information in this article is out of date, but it still has some relevance. To see my personal take on the best way to embed scripting in C++, checkout ChaiScript.
