Questions tagged [c++17]
Use when the code in question assumes at least C++17 compliant compiler.
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Tokenizer Class for handling .csv files 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 tokenizer class for ...
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C++ Building Parse Tree with Boost and Modern C++
I am writing a parser. To build up the tree, I need to find the correct type for my node based on text from my language input file. Right now, I have a map from a string (the node name) to a factory ...
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c++ python like range function to use in for loops
It's a simple range function that works like python range and it is only a syntactic sugar for the usual for loop
if we want to operate on numbers in the range from 1 to 10 (1 ... 9) we use this code ...
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static_vector: a vector with stack storage
In many cases, we want a variable-size array like std::vector, but we know an upper limit on the size. In such cases, the vector can be allocated on the stack. We ...
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A Simplistic Finite State Machine Generator
I have designed a compile time Finite State Machine generator. I have chosen to use some of the features of C++17 such as parameter pack expansion, fold expressions and lambdas to keep the complexity ...
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Count the frequency of integers in an array
I recently reviewed a question here on Code Review. The problem statement is
Write a program that prompts the user to input ten values between 80 and 85 and stores them in an array. Your program ...
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A standard-conforming C++17 std::optional implementation
I took quite some time to implement a fully standard-conforming std::optional in C++17. It turns out more sophisticated than I initially thought. My code is just ...
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Static block memory allocator
I've found a little task to create a block memory pool allocator. This allocator is required to allocate memory in single fixed-sized blocks from the pool in static memory. Sizes of block and pool are ...
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C++ beginner wrote Conway's game of life using SFML
I'm an intermediate Java programmer trying to learn the basics of C++.
Thus, I decided to write "Conway's game of life" as my second C++ program (I already wrote a Mandelbrot image generator). It was ...
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Japanese reading of an integer
Inspired by CtCI 16.8: Integer to English phrase in C++, I wrote a program to show the Japanese reading of an integer (positive, negative, or zero). The Japanese is written in Hepburn romanization to ...
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General algorithm to calculate sums of all subsets of a given sequence of numbers
Background
A recent question Print sums of all subsets made its way to the Hot Network Questions list. The problem is easy:
Print sums of all subsets of a given set
Given an array of ...
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Performance improvements in C++ channel transformer code
The simple program reads in some channel data and parameters from text files and should be able to generically transform the data using natural math syntax.
I am primarily concerned about performance....
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Single-thread Task Scheduler with type erasure and allocator-aware
I made a task scheduler to practice allocators and type erasure. With my project, you can delay execution of any callable (functions (using std::ref), lambdas...) ...
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Type & Thread-safe Logger Implementation
So I had previously posted this question and asked for some feedback regarding my (now) header-only logging system and figured it would be a good time to go back to the changes I made it and see if it ...
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Prime number sieve using ranges::view::ints
I wrote a simple prime number generator in C++17. The function generate_primes(max) generates all prime numbers up to max. I ...
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A polymorphic union in C++
Sometimes I use std::unique_ptr<BaseClass> when all I really want is polymorphism. For fun, I made this container that skips the heap allocation. The ...
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std::function alternative with no dependencies
An alternative to std::function for when compile time is more important than runtime performance. Doesn't pull in any headers.
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A tiny library implementing the Elm Architecture in C++
Elm is a pure functional language for the front-end. It enforces an architecture that allows programs to stay pure in an event-based setting.
This simple header-only library implements a variant of ...
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String Zigzag Conversion
Overview
The string 0123456789 is written in a zigzag pattern (following the path going all the way down, then diagonally moving towards the top right) using a ...
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115 line brainfuck interpreter written in C++
This is a simple brainfuck interpreter I've written in C++. It takes a path to a brainfuck source file as a command line argument. The program uses a tape size of 30000 and cell size of one byte. ...
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A Versatile Algebraic Variable Class Template with full operator support
I've been working on this concept for the past few days where a variable_t is of any type T; assuming that it is at least ...
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Sodoku solver with arrays of bitsets
I wrote a quick sodoku solver as an exercise and am curious how to make it faster. Parsing and printing is largely irrelevant only there for readability. How can I make the code cleaner and faster?
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Concurrent Queue Adapter
There's lots of code out there for basic adapters of std::deque to provide a thread-safe queue. I've adopted that, but wanted to provide a relatively full analog to ...
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Mixed-width operations for std::bitset
When I was looking to use std::bitset instead of GCC's __uint128 in my RDS error-corrector, I found that it was hard to use, ...
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C++ logging library
I am creating a logging library in C++, and I wanted your opinion on code quality and performance within some methods.
You may ask why yet another logger - the answer is simple. This logging library ...
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A C++17 std::function implementation
Some time ago I implemented dynamic_array and posted it on Code Review. It used std::function internally for type erasure. This ...
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Yet another multi-producer single consumer queue in C++17
Here's an implementation of a multi-producer single consumer queue that I wanted to use with tasks such as logging from multiple points in a program to a single sink. The implementation is inspired ...
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C++17 implementation of std::invoke
C++17 introduces std::invoke which calls the exposition-only INVOKE. Here is an implementation. This isn't a large amount of ...
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A fixed-size dynamic array
Background
I implemented the historic std::dynarray according to the specification under the name dynamic_array in C++17. ...
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C++17 thread pool
I've implemented a thread pool in C++17. This is not backwards compatible with C++14, due to the usage of std::invoke_result, which is new to C++17.
The focus of ...
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Graph Search in C++17
Overview
I am constructing a Graph with randomly generated nodes called Positions.
The Graph has a width and a height and is represented using an adjacency list <...
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OOP demonstration in C++17 using a Pokémon
I want to showcase with as minimal code as possible the basic Object-oriented programming (OOP) principles of Polymorphism, Inheritance, and Encapsulation. I know there are many more principles than ...
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C++ Implementation of Linked List
I have been trying to teach myself C++ recently and would like to have some general feedback and comments on how to improve my code so far. Furthermore, since I am more experienced with other (garbage-...
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Simple ring/circular buffer c++ class V4
As the title states, this is my 4th revision of this class.
Here is the previous post if needed.
I'm hoping someone experienced with things such as noexcept, ...
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Binary Search in C++17
Question
Any way I can optimize this further with C++11 or C++17 features?
Would also like feedback on my variable naming, memory management, edge case handling (in this someone calling my function ...
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Simple ring/circular buffer c++ class V3
The Original Post (v2)
As stated in the previous post, i'm looking for feedback on the updated version of the code posted.
A few things specifically I'm looking for feedback on, are:
I switched to ...
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Simple ring/circular buffer c++ class V2
The Original Post (v1)
I'm looking for feedback on the updated version of the code posted at the link above.
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Arkanoid Console Game
After doing the Snake Game I decided to go more crazy and made an Arkanoid Clone:
Currently this only runs on Windows. I tested it under MSVC2017 with Windows 7. If you want to get it to run on Linux ...
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SQL (ODBC) bind to C++ classes row-wise
I created it to map buffers returned by ODBC driver to my objects.
It works quite nice but, I have some questions marked (B), (C)...
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Multi-dimensional dimension type
Introduction
When implementing a one-dimensional array, you need to keep track of the size. Such quantities are best represented by std::size_t:
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Emulating Virtual Registers Part 3
Forward
This is a continuation of my work in progress and the last iteration that I posted can be found here. I have designed a compact class template that uses SFINAE with constructor delegation to ...
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C++17 Either implementation for error handling [closed]
This is a C++17 Either implementation for error handling.
First intent is I want to improve myself.
Second intent is I want to create a more expressive solution than variant for exception free error ...
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C++ Snake game using Qt-framework
I made a QT version of "Snake console game in C++" using Qt Creator 4.9.0 on Windows 7:
I would like to know what can be improved, focused on the QT stuff since im new to it.
I seperated the program ...
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C++17 allocator_traits implementation
Inspired by my earlier question C++17 pointer_traits implementation, I re-implemented allocator_traits under the name ...
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C++17 pointer_traits implementation
pointer_traits is a lightweight trait that provides a uniform interface to builtin pointers and user-defined fancy pointers. That said, things like ...
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Creating a cache-friendly component system
I am fairly new to c++ and am attempting to write a simple 2D game engine. I am currently working on my object model: a pure component system, similar to that described in the Data Locality chapter in ...
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Snake console game in C++
I reviewed this question to a snake game console implementation:
My first C++ game (snake console game)
I enjoyed refactoring this code and presenting a solution using more C++ features/classes. I ...
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C++ lock free, single producer, single consumer queue
Assumptions for use:
push() will only ever be called by a single thread.
pop() will only ever be called by a single thread.
Requirements:
push() needs to be as fast as possible. Requirements are ...
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How to set an interval to std::map [closed]
This code belongs to a contest. I tried to apply the range of data to a std::map. The contest system however warns me that the implementation of the assign function ...
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Merge Sort C++11 C++17
Question
Any way I can optimize this further using new C++11 or C++17 features? Would also like feedback on my variable naming, memory management, and style (notice my placement of ...
