You'll get not only the slides Scott shows in class, you'll also get the accompanying notes—the very ones Scott uses. To see exactly what you'll get you can view a free sample. No DRM: You may copy the PDF to as many devices as you like, annotate it in any way you want, print it in part or in full as many times as you choose. Because the PDF is for your personal use only, you are not permitted to provide copies to friends or colleagues, may not install it on servers for public access, can't use it as the basis for presentations, etc.
For more permissive usage options, consider licensing the materials. Free updates for life: You are entitled to free updates to the materials as long as Scott produces them. Major revisions are included, so you won't have to pay again later for a "new edition. In my most revision of the materials, in addition to the new information on final and override that I blogged about, I also added a new slide on the potential for dangling references inside a closure when using capture-by-value inside a member function.
I fix bugs as I become aware of them, of course, but I do lots of other things, too, and many of those things would not be practical if the materials were published in paper form. But this is a minor complaint because nobody forces me to buy it. I mean i would prefer to have 5 pages from 2 chapters that actually explain something in detail than pages of intro. So do the slides in later chapters have more explanations than the slides in the intro part? My notes are not designed to be that.
Scott tnx for the reply. I know that the autor is mainteiner of boost::thread, so I guess book is very good. Lambdas were added into the language in a smart way I think. This way we have all advantages and disadvantages sometimes of the real strongly typed language. The correctness consideration is that many calls want to perform side effects on the original object at the call site see example below. A non-polymorphic interface class holding a pointer to implementation Pimpl can isolate the users of a class from changes in its implementation at the cost of an indirection.
The standards library and the GSL are examples of this cc. It is an improved version of throw. Many current uses of pointers to a single element could be references.
Your views are always of importance. I delivered a revised version of the materials to GoingNative that spells this out, and I expect them to make these materials available for download. Sign in Sign up. GitHub is home to over 40 million developers working together to host and review code, manage projects, and build software together. If nothing happens, download GitHub Desktop and try again. End result: nothing changed" Loving it. I love this talk. Scott's topics are very interesting and he's just very funny!
Regarding the move from const gotcha: wouldn't something like the following work? At around , there was a question about the ThreadRAII class in the context of making sure that a std::thread is unjoinable on all paths. Garp: The code is correct as written.
Postconditions are often informally stated downlad a comment that states the purpose of a function; Ensures can be used to make this more systematic, visible, leaks or premature destruction will occur. Controlling the behavior of a function through a global namespace scope variable a call mode is implicit and potentially confusing.
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