“C++ Templates: The Complete Guide” (c) 2002 — up to date with C++11?
The book C++ Templates: The Complete Guide, (c) 2002, looks very appealing to me, but as it’s 12 years old, I’m concerned it may be out of date. There are some highly favorable Amazon reviews dated as recently as a year ago, and I don’t see any other very recent titles on C++ templates. Does anyone know whether a book about templates published in 2002 (as opposed to a book specifically about the STL) would have syntax or concepts that have been superseded or added to by, say, C++11?
What are the perks and drawbacks of using html templates versus building the html in-code [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
How to make C++ template stack work with basic data types and compound variables?
Templates are nice for similar algorithms of different data types. Say I make a template stack of a basic data type…
How to make C++ template stack work with basic data types and compound variables?
Templates are nice for similar algorithms of different data types. Say I make a template stack of a basic data type…
How should templates be named? [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
How should templates be named? [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
where exactly should python business logic be placed in django
I have just begun to learn Django/Python/Web Development. This problem has been troubling me for a while now.
where exactly should python business logic be placed in django
I have just begun to learn Django/Python/Web Development. This problem has been troubling me for a while now.
Can I create a type, typedef or using statement that results in a different type if instantiated a second time or more?
Suppose I have a class that evaluates some computationally intensive function:
Can I create a type, typedef or using statement that results in a different type if instantiated a second time or more?
Suppose I have a class that evaluates some computationally intensive function: