Modern C++ Programming Cookbook
The “Modern C++ Programming Cookbook” delves into practical applications of C++ programming, offering a comprehensive guide for developers. It covers a wide range of topics, from fundamental concepts to advanced techniques, providing readers with hands-on examples and solutions to common programming challenges. The cookbook aims to enhance the reader’s understanding of modern C++ features and best practices, making it a valuable resource for both beginners and experienced programmers looking to sharpen their skills. With a focus on real-world scenarios and efficient coding practices, this cookbook serves as a valuable tool for mastering C++ programming.
Controlling and querying object alignment
C++11 provides standardized methods for specifying and querying the alignment requirements of a type (something that was previously possible only through compiler-specific methods). Controlling the al...
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Selecting branches at compile time with constexpr if
In the previous recipes, we saw how we can impose restrictions on types and functions using static_assert and std::enable_if and how these two are different. Template metaprogramming can become compli...
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Using atomic types
The thread support library offers functionalities for managing threads and synchronizing access to shared data with mutexes and locks, and, as of C++20, with latches, barriers, and semaphores. The sta...
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Using thread synchronization mechanisms
The thread support library from C++11 includes mutexes and condition variables that enable thread-synchronization to shared resources. A mutex allows only one thread of multiple processes to execute, ...
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Performing correct type casts
It is often the case that data has to be converted from one type into another type. Some conversions are necessary at compile time (such as double to int ); others are necessary at runtime (such as up...
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Using test fixtures with Google Test
The framework provides support for using fixtures as reusable components for all the tests that are part of a test suite. It also provides support for setting up the global environment in which the te...
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Using requires expressions and clauses
In the previous recipe, we introduced the topic of concepts and constraints, and learned about them with the help of several examples that were solely based on already existing type traits. Moreover, ...
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Articles and books
David Abrahams, 2001. Lessons Learned from Specifying Exception-Safety for the C++ Standard Library http://www.boost.org/community/exception_safety.html Michael Afanasiev, 2016. Combining Static and D...
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