C++ has been a dominant force in software development for decades—but with the rise of safer, more modern languages like Rust and advances in AI-assisted coding, what does the next 5 years look like for C++?
Here are 3 possible scenarios:
Continue reading “3 Scenarios for the Future of C++ in the Next 5 Years. Which one do you beleive in?”CppDepend 2025 is here — and it’s built to help you take control of modern C++ development with MISRA C++ 2023 support fully integrated.
In a time where projects are growing rapidly and AI-generated code is entering the picture, ensuring code safety, readability, and compliance has never been more critical.
The latest version of CppDepend empowers teams to:
✅ Validate C++ code against MISRA C++ 2023
✅ Catch risky or non-compliant patterns early
✅ Enforce clean code principles across large teams
✅ Automate compliance checks in CI/CD pipelines
✅ Gain clarity and control over both human and AI-generated code
In the early days of C++, memory safety issues — buffer overflows, dangling pointers, use-after-free — were widely known but not viewed as urgent flaws needing language-level fixes. Why?
Continue reading “The ‘Power Comes with Responsibility’ Mindset Delayed Safer C++ Design”TypeScript was developed to address several key challenges faced by developers working with JavaScript, particularly in large-scale applications. Indeed, TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that introduces optional static typing and other features to enhance the development experience, particularly for large-scale applications. Its history reflects the growing need for better tooling and structure in JavaScript development.
Continue reading “Cpp2 for C++ serves a similar purpose as TypeScript does for JavaScript”C++ containers are essential for managing collections of data with different requirements for organization, access, and modification. They allow developers to manage groups of objects efficiently, without implementing data structures from scratch.
Continue reading “Top 5 C++ Containers Libraries”C++ is widely recognized as one of the most powerful and versatile programming languages. It combines high performance with fine control over system resources, which is why it’s extensively used in domains like game development, embedded systems, operating systems, and real-time applications. However, this power comes with certain safety issues that have been a point of concern for developers and companies over the years.
Why has it taken so long to definitively resolve C++ safety issues? Is this due to resistance from the C++ community, or is it because the problem is inherently difficult to solve?
Continue reading “Did the C++ Community Follow the “Bury One’s Head in the Sand” Strategy Against Safety Issues?”In the world of software development, understanding and managing complex C++ codebases can be a daunting task. But what if you could chat with your C++ code to get instant insights, identify potential issues, and optimize your code efficiently? With the introduction of CppDepend AI, this is now a reality.
Continue reading “Chat with Your C++ Code: Revolutionizing Code Analysis with CppDepend AI”In the world of systems programming, C++ remains one of the most powerful and widely used languages, primarily because of its unmatched performance and fine-grained control over hardware. However, C++ also has a reputation for being notoriously difficult to manage safely. Memory leaks, buffer overflows, undefined behavior, and other issues can easily arise if programmers don’t carefully follow best practices, leading to vulnerabilities and bugs in production systems. This is where efforts like those of Sean Baxter and the C++ Alliance come into play, focusing on improving C++ safety through innovation, tools, and community initiatives.
Continue reading “Sean Baxter and the C++ Alliance: Leading the Charge for C++ Safety”C++ generic programming, initially popularized for creating reusable libraries like the Standard Template Library (STL), has recently seen widespread adoption in many C++ projects. The power of templates allows developers to write code that is flexible, reusable, and type-safe, reducing redundancy while ensuring performance. With modern C++ standards (C++11, C++17, and C++20), template programming has evolved, featuring advanced concepts like variadic templates, constexpr, and SFINAE, which help manage complexity. This trend has made generic programming an integral part of contemporary C++ development.
Continue reading “C++ Generic Programming: From Libraries to Core Projects”In C++, many libraries can aid in implementing an IoT application, but most are low-level. For a high-level SDK, Macchina.io is an excellent choice, especially if you seek a robust framework that simplifies IoT application creation.
Macchina is not only a perfect solution for IoT applications but it’s also a well designed and implemented project, so the SDK users could easily understand and customize its behavior.
Let’s take a look inside the Macchina source code using CppDepend and discover some facts about its design and implementation.
Continue reading “A Look Inside the Macchina SDK Source Code: Clean Design and Implementation.”2009 - 2022 © All Rights Reserved. CoderGears / CppDepend
