Hackernews posts about C/C++
C/C++ is a family of general-purpose programming languages that originated from the C language and continue to evolve, known for their efficiency, portability, and flexibility.
- An extensive benchmark of C and C++ hash tables (jacksonallan.github.io)
- MATLAB dictionaries go multi-lingual: Python, C/C++ and .NET (blogs.mathworks.com)
- Google's memory safety plan still involves unsafe C/C++ (www.theregister.com)
- C Tutorial for C++ programmers [10 min read] (uva-cs.github.io)
- C++ String Conversion: Exploring std:from_chars in C++17 to C++26 (www.cppstories.com)
- The empire of C++ strikes back with Safe C++ blueprint (www.theregister.com)
- Code Generation in Rust vs. C++26 (brevzin.github.io)
- Triaging Clang C++ front end bugs (shafik.github.io)
- C++ Packages in 2024 (medium.com)
- Code Generation in Rust vs. C++26 (brevzin.github.io)
- Bridging the CUDA C++ Ecosystem and Python Developers with Numbast (developer.nvidia.com)
- A Year Closer to Standard C++ Dependency Management (www.kitware.com)
- Rust and C++ with Steve Klabnik and Herb Sutter (softwareengineeringdaily.com)
- Approaches for efficient unique symbols in C++ (chrisgreendevelopmentblog.wordpress.com)