RESOURCES.md

ISO C++ Resources ↩

This document gathers ISO C++ related resources that caught our attention.

Articles

• Using GCC with MinGW, January 2022.
• C++: generating a native interface automatically by Christophe de Dinechin, February 2021.
• The Edge of C++ by Deák Ferenc, October 2020.
• Internals of Compiling - Journey from C/C++ program to an Executable by Adwaith Gautham, June 2018.
• Mixing C and C++ Code in the Same Program by Stephen Clamage, February 2011.
• The C Family of Languages: Interview with Dennis Ritchie, Bjarne Stroustrup, and James Gosling, July 2000.

Blogs ▴

• Dargo's Blog :

  • What is std::ref?, August 2024.
  • What to do if you don't want a default constructor?, July 2024.
  • Struct initialization, November 2023.

• Sutter's Blog :

  • C++23 “Pandemic Edition” is complete, February 2023.
  • Autumn ISO C++ standards meeting (Kona) by Herb Sutter, November 2022.

• Conan Blog :

  • Understanding the different flavors of Clang C and C++ compilers in Windows by X, October 2022.

• David Mazières's blog :

  • C++20 idioms for parameter packs, June 2022.
  • C++ value categories and decltype demystified, June 2021.
  • Recursive macros with C++20 , June 2021.
  • My tutorial and take on C++20 coroutines, February 2021.

• Fekir's Blog :

  • When you cannot call hidden friends in C++, October 2022.
  • Type erased view types in C++, September 2022.
  • Macros usages in C++, October 2021.
  • C++ performance guidelines, January 2021.
  • Detect member variables since C++11, June 2019.

• Microsoft C++ Team Blog:

  • What’s New for C++ Developers in Visual Studio 2022 17.11 by Sy Brand, August 2024.
  • Documentation for C++20 Ranges by Sy Brand and Tyler Whitney, April 2023.
  • Code Analysis Improvements in Visual Studio 17.6 by Gabor Horvath, March 2023.
  • Convert Macros to Constexpr by Augustin Popa, June 2018.

• Modernes C++ by Rainer Grimm :

  • Type Erasure, April 2022.
  • Software Design with Traits and Tag Dispatching, March 2022.
  • Mixins, March 2022.

• Modern C++ In-Depth by Ralph Kootker :

  • Transparent Comparisons, June 2023.
  • Literal Operators and User-Defined Literals, March 2023.
  • Lambdas, Part 3, February 2023.
  • Lambdas, Part 2, January 2023.
  • Lambdas, Part 1, November 2022.
  • Perfect Forwarding, May 2022.
  • Move Semantics, Part 2, March 2022.
  • Move Semantics, Part 1, March 2022.

• Fluent {C++}:

  • The Interesting Evolution of std::equal_range, January 2022.
  • The Evolutions of Lambdas in C++14, C++17 and C++20, December 2021.
  • Strong Types for Safe Indexing in Collections – Part 2, November 2021.
  • Strong Types for Safe Indexing in Collections – Part 1, October 2021.
  • How to Define Comparison Operators by Default in C++, August 2021.
  • Extended Aggregate Initialisation in C++17, July 2021.
  • How to Return Several Values from a Function in C++, July 2021.

• The Old New Thing Blog (Microsoft) :

  • Compiler error message metaprogramming: Helping to find the conflicting macro definition by Raymond Chen, December 2021.

• The C++ Programming Language by Bjarne Stroustrup, October 2021.

• cstdlib in C++ – Explained by Dori Exterman, September 2021.

• C++ Sets Explained by Audacity Team, May 2021.

• How to use type traits? by Sandor Dargo, Apri 2021.

• Structures and classes in C++ by Colin Walls, September 2020.

• C++ Lambda Under the Hood by EventHelix, June 2019.

• OpenGenus C++ Blog:

  • Lazy initialization in C++ by Shone Binu.
  • Advanced C++ topics by Reshma Patil.
  • Different ways to terminate a program in C++ by Subhrajit Dhar.
  • Struct inheritance in C++ by Harshit Raj.

• RedHat Developer Blog :

  • C/C++ Programming Abstractions for Parallelism and Concurrency - Part 2, August 2023.
  • C/C++ Programming Abstractions for Parallelism and Concurrency - Part 1, August 2023.
  • New C++ features in GCC 13 by Marek Polacek, June 2023.
  • New C++ features in GCC 13 by Marek Polacek, June 2023.
  • 2022 Fall C++ Standards Committee Meeting trip report, February 2023.
  • C# 11: 5 new advanced features improving C# 11 by Tom Deseyn, January 2023.
  • C# 11: Pattern matching and static abstract interfaces by Tom Deseyn, January 2023.
  • C# 11: Raw strings, required members, and auto-default structs by Tom Deseyn, November 2022.
  • New C++ features in GCC 12 by Marek Polacek, April 2022.
  • The state of static analysis in the GCC 12 compiler by David Malcolm, April 2022.
  • Enforce code consistency with clang-format by Serge Guelton, February 2022.
  • Porting your code to C++17 with GCC 11 by Marek Polacek, August 2021.
  • Optimizing the Clang compiler’s line-to-offset mapping by Serge Guelton, May 2021.
  • Memory error checking in C and C++: Comparing Sanitizers and Valgrind by Jan Kratochvil, May 2021.
  • New C++ features in GCC 10 by Marek Polacek, September 2020.
  • The joys and perils of aliasing in C and C++, Part 2 by Martin Sebor, June 2020.
  • The joys and perils of C and C++ aliasing, Part 1 by Martin Sebor, June 2020.
  • New C++ features in GCC 12 by Marek Polacek, April 2022.
  • Static analysis in GCC 10 by David Malcolm, March 2020.

• C++11 threads, affinity and hyperthreading by Eli Bendersky, January 2016.

• Variadic templates in C++ by Eli Bendersky, October 2014.

Books ▴

• The C++ Standard Library (4^th Ed.) by Rainer Grimm, March 2023.
  (Leanpub, 344 pages)
• A Tour of C++ (3^rd Ed.) by Bjarne Stroustrup, September 2022.
  (Addison-Wesley, ISBN 978-0-13-681648-5, 320 pages)
• Beautiful C++ by Guy Davidson and Kate Gregory, May 2022.
  (Addison-Wesley, ISBN 978-0-13-764784-2, 346 pages)
• Concurrency_with Modern C++ by Rainer Grimm, February 2022.
  (Leanpub, 475 pages)
• Design Patterns in Modern C++20 (2^nd Ed.) by Dmitri Nesteruk, 2022.
  (Nesteruk, ISBN 978-1-4842-7294-7, 390 pages)
• C++20 - The Complete Guide by Nicolai M. Josuttis, December 2021.
  (Leanpub, 474 pages)
• Demystified Object-Oriented Programming with C++ by Dorothy R. Kirk, March 2021.
  (Packt Publishing, ISBN 978-1-8392-1883-5, 568 pages)
• Professional C++ (^5th Ed.) by Marc Gregoire, February 2021.
  (Wiley, ISBN 978-1-1196-9540-0, 1312 pages)
• Real-Time C++ (4^th Ed.) by Christopher Kormanyos, 2021.
  (Springer, ISBN 978-3-6626-2995-6, 510 pages)
• C++ Early Objects (10^th Ed.) by Tony Gaddis et al., 2020.
  (Pearson, ISBN 978-0-13-523500-3)
• C++ Distilled by Ira Pohl, July 2007.
  (Pearson, ISBN 978-0-2016-9587-8, 210 pages)

Papers

• The C++ Standards Committee - ISOCPP.
  • C++ Standards Committee Papers: 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022.
  • Formatting Ranges (Document# P2286R8), May 2022.

News ▴

• GCC Announcements :
  • GCC 14.2 Released, August 2024.
  • GCC 14.1 Released, May 2024 (changes).
  • GCC 13.3 Released, May 2024.
  • GCC 13.2 Released, July 2023.
  • GCC 13.1 Released, April 2023 (release notes).
  • GCC 12.3 Released, May 2023).
  • GCC 12.2 Released, August 2022.
  • GCC 12.1 Released, May 2022 (release notes.
  • GCC 11.4 Released, May 2023.
  • GCC 11.3 Released, April 2022.
  • GCC 11.1 Released, April 2021 (release notes).
  • GCC 10.5 Released, July 2023.
  • GCC 10.3 Released, April 2021
  • GCC 10.1 Released, May 2020 (release notes).

Tools ▴

• Astrée – a fast and sound static analyzer for C/C++.
• C++ Insights – a Clang-based tool which does a source to source transformation.
• Coliru – an Web-based compile/run tool for GCC.
• Conan – a C/C++ package manager.
• RuleChecker – a static analyzer that automatically checks your C or C++ code for compliance with MISRA rules, CERT recom­mendations, and other coding guidelines.

Tutorials

• Beginner's Guide to Linkers by David Drysdale, 2010.
• C++ Core Guidelines by Bjarne Stroustrup and Herb Sutter, April 2022.
• C++ Reference: C++11, C++14, C++17, C++20, C++23.
• Google C++ Style Guide.

Videos

• Microsoft Learn – Pure Virtual C++ 2024, April 2024.
• Things that Matter by Scott Meyers, 2017.

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