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Packing and unpacking values in a buffer
I have to deal with raw memory manipulation. For that I wrote a function which stores data one after another, and another function which reads this data and stores it into variables.
More precisely:
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A Tic Tac Toe game in C++
I am a beginner programmer and have made a tic tac toe program in c++. I need some help with my memory management can anyone review and help me. This is my code
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Unique and shared resource owner
I need a unique_ptr and shared_ptr like structure, but instead of pointers, I would like to store some kind of reference to a ...
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A lightweight version of std::shared_ptr<T> V2
This is a lightweight version of std::shared_ptr<T> called res_ptr<T>
This post is a continuation of:
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A lightweight version of std::shared_ptr<T>
I wrote a simple lighter version of std::shared_ptr<T> called res_ptr<T>.
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A free-standing weak_ptr equivalent to handle lifetime of non-shared callback objects
I've been finding myself wanting the following pattern recently:
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A way to automatically reorder struct fields by their sizes in descending order
Using constexpr and preprocessor magic it is possible to cook a struct which have a minimal size between all possible sizes, keeping all the data members properly ...
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A vector-like polymorphic container to store objects from a type hierarchy in contiguous memory
Normally, in order to have a polymorphic collection, we store pointers to a base class:
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Memory allocation tracking using anonymous lambda wrapper
I had this idea to exploit anonymous lambdas that are immediately executed that wrap around an allocation function to track those allocations in a statically created Stats object.
This is the code I ...
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cross-platform stdlib-only aligned allocator in C++14
I'm writing a program which uses OpenCL, and the OpenCL types are mostly over-aligned. Sometimes when using stl containers with these types, I'd get segfaults, so I tried to write my own aligned ...
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Aligning your heterogenous uninitialized memory to make the processor happy
After learning more about memory alignment and how it can impact processor data access, I tried to find something in the standard that offers proper memory alignment inside blocks of raw memory that ...
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Using std::unique_ptr and std::move
I'm trying out new things (on class Inproc), specifically using std::unique_ptr and std::move...
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std::vector of pointers with the rule of three
I have a class that has a std::vector of pointers, I'm NOT going to give any of those pointers to objects outside of it, I mean, I'm not going to share the pointers....
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Simple resizable array
In some (lower-level) parts of my codebase I often have the need to allocate resizable array storage for certain objects, that usually are not default-constructible.
I created a simple class using <...
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