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This post will be mostly for personal reference as I go through Bjarne Stroustrop’s “The C++ Programming Language” 4th edition textbook. Some of the notes will appear random. Chapter 5 – Concurrency and Utilities (continued) Threads sometimes need to wait on events
This post will be mostly for personal reference as I go through Bjarne Stroustrop’s “The C++ Programming Language” 4th edition textbook. Some of the notes will appear random. Chapter 4 – Containers and Algorithms (continued) A standard library map is a search
This post will be mostly for personal reference as I go through Bjarne Stroustrop’s “The C++ Programming Language” 4th edition textbook. Some of the notes will appear random. This post will cover mostly the vector container. More containers and some algorithms will
This post will be mostly for personal reference as I go through Bjarne Stroustrop’s “The C++ Programming Language” 4th edition textbook. Some of the notes will appear random. Chapter 3 – Abstraction Mechanisms Three types of classes will be discussed. Concrete classes,
This post will be mostly for personal reference as I go through Bjarne Stroustrop’s “The C++ Programming Language” 4th edition textbook. Some of the notes will appear random. Introduction The purpose of a programming language is to express ideas in code. It
Challenges: https://exploit.education/phoenix/ Note: I didn’t want to use the provided Debian VM, so I took the challenge source and compiled on Ubuntu 18.04. Therefore, some of the solves may be different on the provided VM. stack-zero Flag: change the volatile int changeme,
The idea for this post started out as an exploration of compiler optimizations in GCC. It turned into a static and dynamic C++ class exploration exercise. The piece of code we’ll look at: // file: bin1.hpp #include using namespace std; class FirstClass