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	(Sponsor this newsletter) Comment on Visual C++ Compiler November 2013 CTP by Herb Sutter @Aaron: See http://isocpp.org/std/submit-a-proposal. Read More » Comment on Visual C++ Compiler November 2013 CTP by Aaron @JC_Yang: Until recently, the standard didn’t acknowledge the existence of threads either – hence my query. “Thanks for the standard thread support! Can we please get a little love for processes?” “…Just a teeny, tiny bit?” I’m fairly certain I’m not the guy to submit a proposal. I just don’t know the right place to make a suggestion/request, or to add my voice to those which must certainly have already been made. Read More » Comment on GotW #91 Solution: Smart Pointer Parameters by C&B Background Reading, Part Deux | C++ and Beyond […] Guru of the Week #91: Smart Pointer Parameters […] Read More » Comment on Reader Q&A: Book recommendations by Marc Espie I would recommend Fowler’s book “Patterns of Enterprise application architecture”.. It’s a bit domain-specific (databases), but it stays very true to the spirit. Also by Fowler, the “Refactoring” book was the first time I saw rewriting OO software as a sequence of testable, small atomic steps. Helped me immensely. Read More » Comment on Reader Q&A: Book recommendations by smallmountain The Gang of Four book is definitely a classic, particularly as an academic study of design patterns, but I frankly got more value learning and understanding design patterns from Head First Design Patterns. It doesn’t hurt that it has a cute girl on the cover, something you rarely get in programming books. Read More » Comment on Reader Q&A: Book recommendations by Marcelo Pinto I like “Agile Software Development: Principles, Patterns and Practices” by Robert Martin a very good one. Though it is not focused only on patterns, but I consider it a classic. Read More » Comment on Reader Q&A: Book recommendations by Balog Pal For concurrency I gained most reading the SPARC Architecture Manual http://www.amazon.com/SPARC-Architecture-Manual-Version9-International/dp/0130992275 especially details on relaxed memory models, the memory barriers and the assembly examples to create primitives like mutex, semaphore correctly. And after that one can learn to do it with C++ from C++ Concurrency in Action http://www.amazon.com/C-Concurrency-Action-Practical-Multithreading/dp/1933988770 that explains both theory, the new C++11 features and even provides some useful global tips. Read More »
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