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Improved OpenMP Support for C++ in Visual Studio | C++ Team Blog https://devblogs.microsoft.com/cppblog/improved-openmp-support-for-cpp-in-visual-studio/ https://redd.it/lgb9rb @r_cpp

Visual Studio Code C++ Extension: Cross-Compilation IntelliSense Configurations | C++ Team Blog https://devblogs.microsoft.com/cppblog/visual-studio-code-c-extension-cross-compilation-intellisense-configurations/ https://redd.it/lgais3 @r_cpp

Khronos Releases SYCL 2020 For C++ Heterogeneous Parallel Programming https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Khronos-SYCL-2020-Released https://redd.it/lg9sat @r_cpp

Understand C++ in depth. Hey guys, I'm a 21 year old computer engineer student. My coursework thus far was a mix of computer science, electrical engineering and computer hardware mix, but I mostly was inspired by software development and I am actively pursuing internships in the field. I had some interviews proceed to the final stage, but unfortunately no offer for now and I think it's because of the way I code. I can come up with the solution pretty quickly but I don't think I have the most optimal code and I make rookie mistakes cause while in my free time I always relied on stack overflow to get simple things like initialization of objects, etc. Also I have been working on python for the last year and my c++ is kinda rusty, so I really want to dive deep and understand the underlying structures. I feel that I am really experienced with coding fundamentals and data structures, but I am lost in terms of how c++ works in the background, and I feel that I should improve this to give myself better opportunities but to also write better code. So my question is, do you recommend any text book that goes super in depth? I have the C++ Programming Language by Stroustrup and I think to start by reading it in it's entirety. Is this the proper way to go and is it any good ? https://redd.it/lg4m09 @r_cpp

Can someone please explain to me like im a baby how to use GLFW in VS Code Hello i'm new to c++ and cannot figure out for the life of me how to include glfw in my program. I have the following include in my main.cpp file \#include ".\\includes\\glew\\include\\GL\\glew.h"#include ".\\includes\\glfw\\include\\GLFW\\glfw3.h" but a simple GLFWwindow* window = glfwCreateWindow(640, 480, "My Title", NULL, NULL); results in error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__glfwCreateWindow referenced in function Im using msvc to compile https://redd.it/lg84g9 @r_cpp

Constructor Member Initializer List In C++ https://hackthedeveloper.com/constructor-member-initializer-list-cpp/ https://redd.it/lg5lsp @r_cpp

Open source system latency monitor - looking for code review & contributors! Hello r/cpp. Like the title says, I've created an open source system latency monitor(similar to [Nvidia's Reflex\](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/reflex-low-latency-platform/#nvidia-reflex-latency-analyzer) or [LDAT\](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/nvidia-reviewer-toolkit/)) for Windows written in C++, and I was wondering if anyone here could offer a code review. I realize that the repo is very large, so just 1 file, function, or line at a time would greatly appreciated. [https://github.com/Skewjo/SysLat\\\_Software\](https://github.com/Skewjo/SysLat\_Software) If you'd like to know what a "system latency device" is check out the website: https://syslat.com https://redd.it/lg4rch @r_cpp

Traits usages Hello Guys, Is anyone help me to understand about traits in C++. I have few doubts. 1.What the use of traits. 2. how does it help in template 3. How can we write our own traits. Thanks you in Advance! https://redd.it/lg38iz @r_cpp

Overload 161 · February 2021 https://accu.org/journals/overload/overload161 https://redd.it/lg2qge @r_cpp

Self Made Zip - File archiver and archive extractor programs based on Huffman’s lossless compression algorithm https://github.com/e-hengirmen/Huffman-Coding https://redd.it/lg0uz1 @r_cpp

VSCode config for .dll development ? Hello everyone, I've got a project to make where I'm pricing options contracts. Unfortunately I'm programming on a Mac, so I've chosen to use VSCode so far. It's great, and it forces me to learn about the compiler I'm using (clang). The problem I'm having is configuring VSCode so that I can build a .dll and link it to my main project. I'm still very new to compilers in C++ (up until now I've programmed in a virtual desktop with Visual Studio, so no need to learn anything). Any tips are greatly appreciated! Regards, https://redd.it/lfyzdk @r_cpp

Qt and CMake: The Past, the Present and the Future https://www.qt.io/blog/qt-and-cmake-the-past-the-present-and-the-future https://redd.it/lfygur @r_cpp

Open Sourcecode Could you reccomend any opensource Projects to read for beginners? Or any Code, cause i heard it should be a really good practise. Ty https://redd.it/lfpyck @r_cpp

Looking for Intel Compiler ICC 2019 Update 3 I need Intel Compiler 19.0.3.206 (ICC 2019 Update 3) which should be delivered with Intel Parallel Studio XE 2019. Unfortunately, the Intel Parallel Studio XE has been rebranded to the new Intel oneAPI Toolkit since December 2020 delivered with ICC 2021.1 Beta 20201112. Does anyone know where I can find the old ICC? https://redd.it/lfoawk @r_cpp

I'm looking for the DEFINITIVE DUMMY pointers tutorial Hello there folks! I'm no programming newbie, but I've been struggling with *properly and fully* understanding pointers in this programming language (or in general, I guess). I know what a pointer is, what it does - partially - but I'm looking for some sort of a definitive tutorial that could make all these things clear. I just want to learn when to use *, when to use **, when to use & etc and, most importantly - why. I feel like I need to fully understand this. Does something like this exist? https://redd.it/lfju09 @r_cpp

finally! a possibly portable way to convert types (demangled name) to strings without macros see: https://godbolt.org/z/4bMhPP although this doesn't sound good > If this object represents a position in a body of a function, returns an implementation-defined null-terminated byte string corresponding to the name of the function. https://redd.it/lfi6jt @r_cpp

My finished calculator I'm sorry for posting the help questions. But the guys who comment helped me out a lot. Thank you for the pointers. This is my finished calc. https://pastebin.com/7pQjKitp https://redd.it/lfcscn @r_cpp

Modern c++ on Linux I have a question for the Linux c++ developers here. The compilers that come packaged with the distros tend to be pretty ancient. How do you develop for current standards like c++20? Do you guys use docker containers or build your own compiler and standard library? Linux is my main OS but all my development right now is on windows and I am interested in branching out! https://redd.it/lfgj9u @r_cpp

Little OpenMP Runtime: a small OpenMP runtime implementation https://github.com/parallel-runtimes/lomp https://redd.it/lfehqr @r_cpp

C++ Lambda Story in Print https://www.cppstories.com/2021/lambda-story-print/ https://redd.it/lfcf8i @r_cpp