With the C++17 standard, the contents of the Parallelism Technical Specification are added to modern C++, and as a result, make their way into many C++ compilers and IDEs, such as the latest C++ Builder 12. This feature adds new overloads, taking an additional execution policy argument, to many algorithms, as well as entirely new algorithms. Three execution […]
In modern C++, the filesystem library allows portable interaction with directories and directory-like structures providing functions such as listing directory contents and moving files. After the C++17 standard, the contents of the Filesystems Technical Specification are now part of modern C++ and are implemented in the filesystem library. What Is the filesystems library in C++ […]
In programming, one of the most used variable types are text strings, and they are sometimes really important when storing and retrieving valuable data. It is important to store your data safely in its language and localization. Most programming languages have issues when storing texts and letters. In C++, there is very old well-known string […]
The math library in C language is designed to be used in mathematical operations. From the first C language to the latest C++ Builder 12, there have been many changes and improvements in both hardware and software. We were able to use this math.h library in C++ applications. After the C++17 standard, this library is modernized in the […]
In C++11 and C++14, we were able to use this math.h library in C++ applications. After the C++17 standard, this library modernized math operations with the cmath library. Functions are declared in header. For compatibility reasons the is an optional alternative to support older code. In this post, we list most of these mathematical functions declared […]
The features of C++17 were a big step in the history of C++ and brought a lot of new features. In C++17, there are new auto rules for direct-list-initialization. This feature in C++, changes the rules for auto deduction from a braced-init-list. In this post, we explain what these new rules for auto deduction with […]
In modern programming sometimes we want to use a sequence of integers that are created at compile-time. In C++14, the std::integer_sequence is a class template for the sequence of integers that is generated at compile-time. In this post, we explain what integer sequence (std::integer_sequence) is in modern programming. What is the integer sequence (std::integer_sequence) in […]
C++14 brought us a lot of useful things that we use today. One of the great features of C++14 was the member initializers and aggregates feature that a class with default member initializers may now be an aggregate. In this post, we explain how can use member initializers and aggregates with examples. What are the […]
In C++14, there are pretty good new overloads of std::equal, std::mismatch, and std::is_permutation that can be used to take a pair of iterators for the second range. They can be used with the new C++ Builder 12 along with the 11.x, or 10.x versions too. In this post, we explain these new overloads that we use ranges of iterations. […]
In C++11, the final specifier is used for a function or for a class that cannot be overridden by derived classes, and there was no way to check if that class or method is the final. In C++14, there is a std::is_final type trait that can be used to detect if a class or a method is marked as a […]
