C++ Resources

More reasons to use std::map with Modern C++.

C++ - Queue Tutorial

C++ - Unordered Map Tutorial

C++ STL - Deque tutorial.

Brief on C++ Template: Types, Category, Arguments, Specialization(full, partial, non-type, nested), New rules/liberation added from C++11/14/17/20 & Use-cases.

Implementation of Doubly Linked List in C++

TL;DR: Do not use the concrete object directly unless you have a strong reason to do so. Use abstraction instead.

A priority queue is a dynamic data structure that holds priority. It is similar to a heap, where elements can be inserted in any order and max heap element is retrieved first. Similarly, max heap element is deleted first.

Learn about C++ STL - Forward List

A linked list is a linear data structure, in which the elements are stored in the form of a node. Each node contains two sub-elements. A data part that stores the value of the element and next part that stores the pointer to the next node.

Liskov’s Substitution Principle to ensure the inheritance correctness.

The SOLID design principles to craft C++ software that is easy to maintain, reuse & extend.

Every job has repetitive tasks and processes that can be automated. Those tasks can take up a significant amount of your time.
Disciplines like virtual and augmented reality require the usage of sophisticated processes that, just like any other pipeline, can be optimized through automation.
We created an extensive Udemy on-demand course to learn Unreal Engine Editor scripting to learn exactly those kind of skills.

Learn about C++ Vector

This tutorial covers basics of C++.

C++ Build Insights offers more than one way to investigate your C++ build times. In this article, we discuss two methods that you can use to identify bottlenecks in your builds: manually by using the vcperf analysis tool, or programmatically with the C++ Build Insights SDK. We present a case study that shows how to use these tools to speed up the Git for Windows open source project. We hope these tutorials will come in handy when analyzing your own builds.

Rob and Jason are joined by Tony Van Eerd. They first discuss some conference news, including Microsoft’s upcoming Pure Virtual C++ Conference. Then Tony Van Eerd joins them to discuss his Postmodern C++ talk, and some of his work on the C++ standards committee.

Rob and Jason are joined by Andrew Leaver-Fay from UNC and Jack Maguire from Menten AI. They first discuss a proposal to update both C and C++ and create a unified common core for the languages. Then they talk to Andrew and Jack about Rosetta, a C++ protein modeling library, it’s history being ported from Fortran and some of its use cases such as creating HIV vaccines.

The GCC compiler is written with copious use of macros. Another check of the GCC code using PVS-Studio once again confirms the opinion of our team that macros are evil in the flesh. Not only does the static analyzer struggle with reviewing such code, but also a developer. GCC developers are certainly used to the project and are well versed in it.