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C++ Soup!: CodeSynthesis XSD
CodeSynthesis XSD is an open-source, cross-platform W3C XML Schema to C++ data binding compiler. Provided with an XML instance specification (XML Schema), ...
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C++ Soup!: Test Driven Progress
Some people might be wondering why we use C++ and then talk about Test Driven Development -- knowing the difficulty with using the Test Driven Development ...
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C++ Soup!: Parallel Computing on the Desktop
C++ Tips, Tricks, Reviews, and Commentary. ... Parallel Computing on the Desktop ... Labels: insights, parallel, thoughts ...
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C++ Soup!: IO Bound Application Redux (with Code Samples)
IO Bound Application Redux (with Code Samples). In the previous article I gave a higher level overview of the recent foray I had into ...
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C++ Soup!: Runtime Dynamic Dispatch
I have recently tried implementing a solution to one of the recurring problems in most of the C++ projects I've been involved in: Dynamic Dispatch. ...
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C++ Soup!: Boost.MPI In Review!
I've just posted my (early) review of the Boost.MPI (download) library being proposed for inclusion into the Boost C++ Library. You can check out the review ...
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C++ Soup!: Lisp'isms in C++
An example of these applications can be seen in Boost.Proto where you're able to implement your domain specific embedded language using, ...
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C++ Soup!: Compounding Decorators
It's another level of abstraction, which allows us to define our formatting functions outside of the printable decorator, and re-use that somewhere else in ...
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C++ Soup!: Factories?
I've been reading a lot about factories, and factory methods, singletons, and all the different patterns available out there. So I said to myself, ...
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C++ Soup!
Mar 5, 2009 ... This blog post is cross-posted in deanberris.com and blog.cplusplus-soup.com -- if you have questions or comments regarding the library, ...
 
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