Let’s continue with what is changing in C++23. This time, let’s look at the three changes related to the chrono library. The first two are related to std::format and using locales, and the last one...

“We are one big family!” - so many developers have heard that at various workplaces. Some people like the comparison, but probably many more don’t. And no matter whether you like it or not, it’s si...

Let me share two cases when I had to include some header files instead of just using forward declarations. I was surprised by both at first. As you will see, one was a simple overlook, but the othe...

I’ve been writing this blog since the end of 2016. After about half a year, I found my ideal schedule. At least one article per week. That means that I’ve been publishing a post for about 350 weeks...

For the last couple of weeks, we’ve been learning about the different forms of initializations in C++. As a reminder, we covered so many different forms of initializations. In part 1, we covered th...

For the last couple of weeks, we’ve been learning about the different forms of initializations in C++. This quest is motivated by a bug I discovered after a compiler update in a code base that I ma...

During the last two weeks, we saw a bug related to uninitialized values and undefined behaviour, we listed the different kinds of initializations in C++ and we started to more detailed discovery wi...

Recently, I shared a story with you about a bug, about a manifestation of undefined behaviour a compiler upgrade uncovered. There we briefly looked into why a member was left uninitialized, but the...

Not so long time ago, I already mentioned the differences between the different kinds of initializations in my article, Struct Initialization. In the coming weeks, I’m going to revisit the topic. ...

In this blog post, we are going to discuss the intersection of move semantics and fundamental types. Should we move values of fundamental types? Or can we even move them in the first place? Let’s d...