Modern C++ Features – Default Initializers for Member Variables
One of the less discussed but nevertheless useful features in C++11 is the possibility to provide initializers for class members right in the class definition.
One of the less discussed but nevertheless useful features in C++11 is the possibility to provide initializers for class members right in the class definition.
Here we go again with two features that have been added in C++11 that can greatly simplify the code we write.
This is my second post of a series on new C++ features, where new means C++11 and up. Keyword `auto` for variable type deduction is one of the most known […]
With this post I’ll start a series on new C++ features, where new means C++11 and up. I usually won’t go into too much technical details of the features, because […]