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Questions about C++, a statically typed, free-form, multi-paradigm, compiled, general-purpose programming language.

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How to provide a ubiquitous object without including it in every parameter list

I'm writing a small C++ class, Block, to transform serialized data into a memory structure, and supply the structured data to callers through several accessor methods. I've tried to keep its scope sp …
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"C++ Templates: The Complete Guide" (c) 2002 -- up to date with C++11?

The book C++ Templates: The Complete Guide, (c) 2002, looks very appealing to me, but as it's 12 years old, I'm concerned it may be out of date. There are some highly favorable Amazon reviews dated a …
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Concrete types - as described by Stroustrup - C++ Programming Language 4th ed

I'm having a hard time with this concept. What is Stroustrup getting at here? What is special about a class whose "representation is part of its definition"? What does a "concrete type" contrast wit …
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Rewriting IBM assembler + COBOL in C++

As to the technical aspect, a lot will depend upon the quality - the modularity - of the assembler code. Some programmers understood the importance of creating modules with specific, limited function …
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