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sftrabbit
11y ago
Thanks. I tried testing on as many devices as I could. Could you please submit a screenshot and description to the website issues page [0]? [0] https://github.com/sftrabbit/CppSamples-Web/issues
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11y ago
The current system is just to post sample suggestions to the GitHub issues page [0]. No voting however. I'm not sure there's much need for a voting system right now. [0] https://github.com/sftrabbit/CppSamples
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11y ago
I will make sure this is made clear in the sample descriptions. Experimental means that it's part of Technical Specification - basically the proving ground before being accepted into the C++ standard. It is truly cutting edge stuff, so
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11y ago
The samples are all very short and generic, so I'm not sure how legal significance a copyright license will have. However, I do plan to add a license to the repository if only to make it clearer. Is CC0 appropriate for code? I was thin
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11y ago
Very true, and the site will be a little less useful for those people. I am also planning to add a note to every sample stating which standard it depends on, which should make this problem a bit better.
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11y ago
I need to add a license to the samples repository (license suggestions welcome). The samples are all so short and generic that I'm not sure what legal significance it would actually have, but it's worth doing anyway if only to pro
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11y ago
My biggest concern with Googling for these things is that the Stack Overflow answers range from bad practices, to good C++03 practices, to good C++11/14 practices. It's difficult to know exactly what the state-of-the-art is.
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11y ago
Creator of the site here. Thanks for taking a look and I really appreciate all the feedback. I wanted to provide a place for beginners to learn about modern features of C++ and a quick reference for idioms and best practices. As the disclai
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12y ago
You can have values that don't belong to objects. I consider there to be three types of value computations: - The value computations of operators, like 5 + 6. These don't use the values of objects. They just use the values of thei
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12y ago
Author here - Apologies, I'll work on making that better. It could perhaps do with an intermediate step where the expression is broken down into a subexpression tree.
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12y ago
Author here - absolutely! This is only for those with an interest in the details of C++ evaluation. Considering the number of times I see these expressions in a purely theoretical context, I assume many people are at least intrigued.