Questions tagged [c++17]
Use when the code in question assumes at least C++17 compliant compiler.
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Simple Asynchronous Dispatch Queue
I'm practicing C++11/14/17 and am teaching myself the STL multithreading library by writing an asynchronous dispatch queue for my simple use case. It seems to "work ok" but I want to know if it's ...
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A cartesian product of tuples in C++17
I would like to write a function that computes a cartesian product of two tuples in C++17 (the tuples can be of type std::tuple or ...
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Implementing std::filesystem::remove_all() for Android
I needed to use some c++ code on both standard Linux and the Android variant, and the code will use filesystem library but it isn't yet in the ndk.
So I'm making a one to use on Android
It will be ...
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Iteratively generating permutations with repetitions
I tried to solve the simple problem of generating all permutations of length n with m distinct elements where repetition is allowed. Doing this recursively took me like 10 minutes:
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C++ thread_pool with heterogeneous work-queue
I have read the book "C++ concurrency in action" and understood the thread_pool implementation. I have changed a few things according to my project requirements.
I have used ...
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Calculating when trains will meet, iteratively and using OOP
I've done a little bit of programming in the past, mostly just dabbling.
After a long time of not touching an IDE, I am getting back into it, with Visual Studio. I just threw this quick project ...
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Binary Search Tree Implementation in C++17
I am a hobbyist computer programmer trying to learn modern C++ (in this case C++17). I thought it might be an interesting challenge to write a Binary Search Tree similar to ...
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Min function accepting varying number of arguments in C++17
Come across this problem once again in the book The Modern C++ Challenge.
18. Minimum function with any number of arguments
Write a function template that can take any number of arguments and ...
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2D counterpart of std::array in C++17
I implemented a 2D counterpart of std::array named array2d in C++17. It is an aggregate like ...
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Fixed Size Resource Array with Versioned Indexes
I'm trying to implement a fixed sized array that uses versioned keys for dangling safety. This structure is similar to a slot map data structure, with the exception that this does not automatically ...
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threaded event loop “interrupt” unit test without deadlocks
I have an event_loop implementation (basically an event/command queue and an exec function). I have added ...
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Generic Variable Elimination with multiple entry points
I have this algorithm, called Variable Elimination, which is used quite often in my code-base (library). It is an algorithm for factor graphs (a type of bipartite graphs), used to efficiently maximize ...
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A string_splitter using C++17
In this repo I've put together a header only string splitter, allowing for characters and string literals as delimiters.
The (little) library is strictly C++17.
I would like to ask for your comments....
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RDS receiver - synchronization and error correction
Introduction
The Radio Data System (RDS) is a digital signal modulated onto a 57 kHz subcarrier of broadcast FM
radio (above the 19 kHz pilot tone and 38 kHz stereo difference channel). The details ...
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My implementation of a for_each function that traverses a std::container by some step size integer N
As my answer to Iterating over an odd (even) elements only in a range-based loop, I wrote this function, with the following driver program and output:
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C++17 is_integral trait implementation
This is a C++17 is_integral trait implementation.
Most implementations exhaust all integral types:
bool
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A portable cross platform C++17 method to retrieve the current date and time
I am working on a utility function to get the current date and time. My objective is to do this in a generic and portable way. I would like to stay way from platform specific code to allow the ...
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Rock-Paper-Scissors engine
Looking over Rock, Paper, Scissors. C++ from a beginning programmer prompted me to think about how I'd program this simple game in C++. The RockPaperScissors class ...
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Simple DP problem solved in compile time
The problem is taken from one of recent SO questions:
Finding max sum of matrix elements with following constraints:
Exactly one row element has to be included in the sum
If element at (i, j) is ...
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Mutex Protected Object (scoped object wrapper)
This is a class that holds mutex and associated object. On checkout/access the mutex is locked while the stack object lives and a reference to object is obtained. Any suggestions or improvements is ...
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Calculate huge Fibonacci Numbers in C++ using GMP and boost::multiprecision
Problem Statement
Calculate the exact value of the n-th Fibonacci number, say the one-billionth.
Algorithm
The algorithm is based on the idea that Fibonacci numbers can be represented as 2x2 ...
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Basic substring algorithms + auxiliary string-generating functions
Summary: a bunch of algorithms to find if particular substring exists in the string. Meanwhile there's a lot to learn and I am looking forward to implementing more complex ones, I suppose there's some ...
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Variadic Datablocks
I would like to have my variadic template class reviewed.
First some explanation what it should do:
I'm writing an application where I read in blocks of data.
I know before i read in the data which ...
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Saving settings to Windows registry as a tuple
Regarding an application written in C++ using the Windows API. I'd like to store a user setting like the window position on program exit, to the Windows registry and retrieve settings like these on ...
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Regex Generator in C++
So I am writing an XML parser, and I'm using regexes to do some pattern matching during parsing. However, writing longer regexes quickly became a bit boring, annoying and just confusing. So I thought ...
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Proxy to hide singleton implementation [closed]
I have a resource (e.g., current program configuration) that I want to handle in a single class instance, but want to hide the fact that there is, in effect, a singleton class by using a proxy class.
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Iterating over different Objects which are ordered by index number
I am currently working on a bigger project where I found a part of it which seems very ugly to me from the code.
I stripped out the algorithm and made a working code, so it can be reviewed.
I have ...
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Implementing a logging system in C++17
I've been programming for what is a probably a little bit and made a very simple logging system for my personal projects. While it works out fairly well so far, I would like advice on how to make it ...
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Automatic Differentiation with C++ Header-Only Library
Code review/feedback is requested and appreciated for the following open-source automatic differentiation C++ header-only library released under the Boost License. I am the author.
https://github.com/...
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Implementation of static_vector using an array of std::aligned_storage, with std::launder and forwarding
I'm trying to expand on the implementation of static_vector on the std::aligned_storage reference page, but would like to split it into two parts. First, an ...
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STL-Style algorithms on tuples
I started writing some of the standard algorithms for tuples, here are the first few non-modifying ones
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Discrete Lanczos Derivatives
I have a PR implementing denoising discrete Lanczos derivatives, following this paper. The following code works well, but the design is a train wreck, and I was hoping to get some advice to improve it....
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Map a set of types to unique IDs and runtime reinterpret back from ID and pointer in C++17
I wanted to create a relatively universal way of serialising an object, by doing a memcpy and generating a unique type ID. Stored together they can be used, for ...
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C++ data type to store and manipulate individual bits
The use cases I’m facing require me to have a C++ data type that can store and manipulate the state of somewhere between 400 and 500 bits. In addition it is necessary to be able to store that state ...
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Tracker for object construction, copy, and movement
I made an object tracker for debugging and testing purposes called ccm_counter (construction, copy, move counter). It counts constructor, copy and move calls. It ...
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A collection of vector functionals
I would like some feedback for a collection of what I call "vector functionals", by which I mean maps \$\ell\colon \mathbb{K}^{n} \to \mathbb{K}\$, where the field \$\mathbb{K} = \mathbb{R}\$ or \$\...
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Managing different types of morphism and their compositions
Here's some code I wrote to manage the different types of morphism and their compositions in C++17.
Let me know if you had any suggestions for substantial simplifications or improvements, or if I ...
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Qsort in C++ using vector
I tried to make a simple qsort() function in a functional way, it takes a vector and a bool pred()
Suggestions as to make it more functional, optimize it, and/or ...
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Class representing digital PLC address
I have a project where I work with digital addresses for a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC). The requirement is that the user gives a start address e.g. 1000.0 and then for example the next 20 ...
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Generating maze for complicated Hunt the Wumpus game
In my previous post I made rather dull (and, as it turns out, bluntly wrong) attempt at solving the problem:
Generate a maze with \$N\$ nodes, \$K<N\$ of which are border nodes. Each border must ...
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C++ wrapper class to mimic a C array's brace initialization
I have an inheritance class that mimics the behavior of C style array's brace initialization by using a class template that has a variadic constructor but the template itself is not a variadic ...
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std::array implementation
I'm creating my own implementation of the STL, compliant with the C++17 standard. The only purposeful differences are that the namespace is hsl (homebrew standard ...
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Small fast pseudorandom number generator in C++
I've been away from C++ for some time and I'd like to get back up to speed with modern practices, so I implemented a small random number generator described here.
Any advice on this piece of code?
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Elegantly exclude part of an operation for the last iteration in a loop [closed]
I'm afraid just about everybody who read this question has misunderstood it. I'm not trying to find the best way of printing a vector. I'm trying to find the best way of excluding part of an operation ...
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Boilerplate free registry/factory class for C++
I've made registry/factory class for C++ so I can instantiate different classes at runtime based on some kind of key. My design is partially based on this blog post: http://www.nirfriedman.com/2018/04/...
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C++ multiple container synchronization in Entity-Component-System compatible with STL
I implemented an Entity and ComponentManager< T > for my new Entity-Component-System (ECS) architecture in my game engine. ...
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A basic multi-dimensional array
I have been lurking on the C++ side of stack-overflow only long enough to know there are a lot of beginners and intermediate programmers baffled by multi-dimensional arrays. I've seen a lot of ...
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back_inserter for several container arguments
Recently I wrote a back_inserter with the same interface as the std::back_inserter just for supporting several containers in the constructor and doing push_back for each. The solution needs C++17. ...
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Generic (Multi)SkipList adapter class
Today I have written my first implementation of a SkipList (on top of a std::vector), because I was tired in using ...
