Type System - Musharof Chy
Built-in Type Safety?
C++ is a statically typed language but its type system is not bulletproof. This article reveals som...
Never Call Virtual Functions During Construction or Destruction
Explains why you should never call virtual functions during construction and destruction of your ob...
On the Tension Between Object-Oriented and Generic Programming in C++
Discusses how the use of generic programming in C++ can lead to conflicts with object-oriented desi...
A Brief Introduction to Rvalue References
Rvalue references allow programmers to avoid logically unnecessary copying and to provide perfect f...
C++: Under the Hood
Explains run-time C++ implementation details such as class layout techniques and the virtual functi...
Rvalue References Explained
Explains how rvalue references solve at least two problems: implementing move semantics, and perfec...
Rvalue References: C++0x Features in VC10, Part 2
Talks about rvalue references, which enable two different things: move semantics and perfect forwar...
Simulating Polymorphic Operators in C++
Presents three different techniques for making operators polymorphic.
Ada-style Ranged Types in C++
Ranged types, common in Ada, allow the programmer to constrain a numerical type to a certain range....
Associative Chains in C++
Phillip Bruce gets around some of the limitations of the pointer-to-member with a model of class as...
Overloading and Overloading
Operator overloading may be syntactic sugar, but there are a lot of things that don't taste very go...
Reference Initializations
Explains how the rules for initializing references differ from the rules for initializing pointers.