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1	Closures Comes To C++0x Hurb Sutter: For me, easily the biggest news of the meeting was that we voted lambda functions and closures into C++0x. I think this will make STL algorithms an order of magnitude more usable, and it will be a great boon to concurrent code where it's ...	Mar 30, 2008
2	A Little C++ To Boost Your Spirit Take a look at the following snippet of valid C++ code ... group = '(' >> expr >> ')'; fact = integer | group; term = fact >> *( ('*' >> fact) | ('/' >> fact) ); expr = term >> *( ('+' >> term) | ('-' >> term) ); ... and tell me C++ is not the perfe...	Mar 26, 2008
3	Fwd: Debugging native code with Hotspot and GDB This is related to my past posts on Debugging Into JNI Code from 42 days ago. I haven't tried it yet. I'm blogging about it so that I don't lose the link or the tip. Roman Kennke: The last couple of hours I struggled to debug a segfault some JNI co...	Feb 29, 2008
4	Friday Java Question: Debugging Into JNI Code Rob asked about how to debug into JNI code yesterday. I haven't had the need to debug into JNI code for quite some time. But I know it is possible, at least on Solaris/x86 with jdb and dbx. But that was a long time ago when jdb was the only debuggin...	Jan 18, 2008
5	New Language Features Galore Just as Java's new language features buzz is dying down (reified generics no longer being mentioned, etc.) the C++0x standards is nearing completion. In today's OCI internal C++ lunch, Adam Mitz (who apparently needs a more updated homepage) talked ab...	Aug 28, 2007
6	Alexander Stepanov: Notes On Programming (Via Reddit.) Alexander A. Stepanov: This book does not attempt to solve complicated problems. It will attempt to solve very simple problems which most people find trivial: minimum and maximum, linear search and swap. These problems are not, however,...	Aug 1, 2007
7	OpenDDS 1.0 Released OpenDDS.org: 1.0 Released We are pleased to announce the release of OpenDDS version 1.0! This product has been renamed to OpenDDS from "TAO DDS" The default participant setting for Built-In-Topics (BITs) is now "on" Simplified .mpc and .mpb files Sup...	Jul 9, 2007
8	Quote Of The Day Eric Niebler: [...] I drift back into the real world and hear this gem from Jeff as he compares ASIO to the popular ACE library: "ACE is an open source project, so you’re free to download it, look at the source code, and be horrified."	Jun 27, 2007
9	Bjarne Stroustrup: Evolving a language in and for the real world: C++ 1991-2006 (Via Lambda the Ultimate) Bjarne Stroustrup: This paper outlines the history of the C++ programming language from the early days of its ISO standardization (1991), through the 1998 ISO standard, to the later stages of the C++0x revision of that stand...	Jun 5, 2007
10	ANTLR 3.0 Is Released Terence Parr Introduces ANTLR 3.0 ANTLR Parser Generator The Definitive ANTLR Reference	May 17, 2007
11	Dale's Anti-Language Lawyer Rule I missed today's OCI internal C++ lunch meeting. However I caught the email thread that ensued about a piece of C++ code, the meaning of which was not agreed upon in the meeting. Kevin, the good C++ language lawyer he is, checked the standard and sen...	Feb 27, 2007
12	My Name is Giovanini, And I'm a Lego User, ... ... thus began David Giovanini in today's OCI internal C++ luch. David will be showing his achievement programming the Lego MindStorm 2.0. It has 8b H8/200 at 16 MHz 16KB ROM, 512B RAM Analog 3 In / 3 Out 6 Character LCD Infra Rdd (USB) ...	Oct 24, 2006
13	Practical Multithreading: Part 2 Today's OCI C++ lunch features Dale Wilson on multithreading. I missed his talk last month on syncrhonization. This month Dale focuses on data sharing. First person is Dale now. The problem The simple function: int sequenceNumber() { static int...	Aug 29, 2006
14	The Return Of The Turbe C++ Paul Krill, InfoWorld: Borland Software will bring back the Turbo product moniker on Tuesday with the introduction of language-specific developer tools. ... The Turbo product set includes Turbo Delphi for Win32, Turbo Delphi for .Net, Turbo C++ and Tu...	Aug 7, 2006
15	Joost: A Simple Networking Library Justin Michel came to the OCI internal Java lunch today to present the Java version of his Joost networking library. First person is Justin now. I started to work on this C++ communications library four or five years ago. I worked on several projects...	Jul 21, 2006
16	Joost: A Simple Networking Library Today's OCI C++ lunch features Justin Michel presenting his own networking library—Joost. It abstracts away many of the lower level details and makes network programming simple and correct. The Joost abstraction retains only a few concepts: add...	Jun 27, 2006
17	Boost Multi-index Container This is my second attempt at live blogging. I'm at the OCI internal C++ lunch presentation. Today's speaker is Jonathan Pollack and he's talking about the Boost multi-index container, a C++ library that solves the "data" problem in certain situations...	Mar 28, 2006
18	C#/C++ Interoperability via IIOP.NET and TAO I've mentioned the OCI internal Java lunches on this blog before. Well, today we have our internal C++ lunch. And this is my experiment blogging the event live. Dan Troesser is out speaker. And he's talking about IIOP.NET. He's developing a GUI an...	Feb 28, 2006