Doom3 is the proof that “keep it simple” works.
If you search on the web for the best C++ source code. The Doom3 source code is mentioned many times, with testimonials like this one. I spent…
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How it was the C source code 25 years ago?
C is one of the most popular language around all the world, it was initially developed by Dennis Ritchie between 1969 and 1973 at…
3 min de lecture20 Years of Boost C++: Original Vision Review
In 1998 a proposal for a C++ Library Repository Web Site was posted by Beman G. Dawes. The original vision aims to satisfy two major…
4 min de lectureSpotting C++11/C++14/C++17 Features in WinObjC: A Study
In a previous post we talked about the clang-modernize tool to detect where you can use some new C++11 features to modernize your C++…
3 min de lectureLessons to learn from the CLang/LLVM codebase
It’s proven that Clang is a mature compiler For C and C++ as GCC and Microsoft compilers, but what makes it special is the…
15 min de lectureOptimize Memory in C++: Doxygen Case Study
When the processes running on your machine attempt to allocate more memory than your system has available, the kernel begins to swap memory pages…
5 min de lectureDiscover your C++ project internals: POCO case study
The POCO C++ Libraries are a collection of open source class libraries for developing network-centric, portable applications in C++. POCO stands for POrtable COmponents.…
4 min de lecture5 Common reasons of using namespaces in C++ projects
Namespaces were introduced to the C++ Standard in 1995 and usually they are defined like this: A namespace defines a new scope. They provide a…
3 min de lectureDetect the obfuscated names in a C/C++ project
How many times do you already discover a code like this: Maybe in some cases it’s not a big issue to have such code.…
3 min de lectureGood coder should hate to code a lot.
Coding is fun for many developers and as coder you are guaranteed to not be bored, each year many new languages, technologies, frameworks and…
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