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Category Archives: cpp
The problem with static typing in programming languages
I remember reading in Paul Grahams excellent hackers and painters book, about how he liked the language he worked in to be dynamically typed as it provided him with more flexibility. The first time I read it I was still … Continue reading
Posted in boo, c#, cpp, profiling, Programming
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C# from a C++ developer perspective
Been wanting to get this out of my system for a while and since I can’t sleep I might as well do something productive. During my time in iola I’ve begun writing code in C#. I’ve written quite a lot … Continue reading
Posted in .net, c#, cpp, iola, Programming
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Boost part 2
In the quest for improving the quality of the MMS code in 1.1.0 I’ve done several things, one of which was to convert all the source to the boost foreach statement. Since I liked the result of the foreach cleanup … Continue reading
Posted in boost, cpp, My Media System, Programming
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The future of C++
Recently I’ve been looking a lot into boost and it’s really a great set of libraries. Although the syntax of some of the libraries could use a helping hand (assign library). Luckily I was watching a presentation by Bjarne Stroustrup … Continue reading
Posted in boost, cpp, On the web, Programming
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