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published at 07.04.2023 11:40 by Jens Weller
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Blogroll No. 374 - 7. April

• CLion - CLion 2023.1.1 Bug-Fix Update: Critical Fixes for Rename, LLDB on Ubuntu, and QML!
• Conan Releases - 2.0.3 (03-Apr-2023)
• dealloc - sNaNs and qNaNs
• Godot Engine - GDC 2023: Retrospective
• Godot Engine - Maintenance release: Godot 4.0.2
• Herb Sutter - Interview on CppCast
• Lemire's blog - Are your memory-bound benchmarking timings normally distributed?
• Marius Bancila - Using Microsoft Edge in a native Windows desktop app – part 6
• Meeting C++ - Could a polymorphic memory resource (PMR) improve last weeks results?
• Meeting C++ Jobs - Software Engineer - SDK team at Zivid AS, Oslo
• Meeting C++ News - Announcing the next Meeting C++ online book & fair
• Meeting C++ News - Upcoming C++ User Group meetings in April 2023
• Meeting C++ News - Announcing a content partnership with Manning!
• Meson - 1.1.0rc2
• Modernes C++ - Lack of Training Culture: Why the Cultureless Don't Stand a Chance
• Modernes C++ - Pipes-and-Filters
• Qt Blog - Qt for MCUs 2.4 released
• Qt Blog - How to add QtActivity to an Android Studio Project
• Qt Blog - Qt 6.5 LTS released!
• Rainer Grimm - Patterns in der Softwarearchitektur: Das Pipes-and-Filters-Muster
• Resharper C++ Blog - ReSharper C++ 2023.1: Call Tracking, Macro Expansion Preview, and Support for C++23 Features
• Sandor Dargo's Blog - Binary sizes and passing functions to functions
• The Coding Nest - Stop talking about Amdahl's law
• The Old New Thing - An ignored exception can be misinterpreted as a hang, particularly in coroutines
• The Old New Thing - C++17 creates a practical use of the backward array index operator
• The Old New Thing - What is this [uuid(…)] in front of my C++ class declaration?

Videos

• Jason Turner YT - C++ Weekly - Ep 370 - Do Constructors Exist?

• TheChernoProject - Global Variables in C++... not as easy as it seems

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