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C++ is a statically typed, free-form, multi-paradigm, compiled, general-purpose programming language. This tag should be used for any question which requires knowledge or expertise with the C++ programming language. This is a general tag which is used for any of the C++ language standards (C++98, C++11, C++17, etc.). The question should identify the compiler being used, the operating system, and which of the C++ standards is being targeted.
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Trying to improve and better understand Intel SSE intrinsics
I've been writing a collection of signal processing function optimized with SSE intrinsics (mostly for audio processing). Here is a linear interpolation function I wrote. It works well and is quite fa …
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Policy-based, variadic logger class in C++
I've been exploring design based around some of the more advanced C++11 features lately, and some of them are turning out to be rather useful for some projects I'm working on. One is this policy-based …
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