@karunchandhok@RetroGirl@SkySportsF1@CroftyF1 Your comment was in the natural flow of the conversation! How can anyone be offended!??
People need to take it easy!!
Very noble of you to apologize.
Big news! A new C++ conference launches in the Netherlands. C++ Under the Sea. Cool name, great location, and we’ll deliver fantastic program. But we need your help. CFP is now opened 👉 https://t.co/Pfe3aMwjjp #cpp#cplusplus
Chuffed to be able to make a follow-up @computer_phile video and actually get to show the paper-based CPU and assembly was actually 6502 in disguise! https://t.co/ABrZa3Ll2F - thanks Sean for the opportunity and for editing my haphazard video & audio into something elegant!
A short video summarising the 1st chapter of my @ManningBooks Learn #CPP book: https://t.co/1S3MNOwcMq Book here: https://t.co/mN2VvqYLwC
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The 17th Edition of Professional CMake: A Practical Guide is now available. It has been updated for the CMake 3.28 release. The main highlights are support for C++20 modules and XCFrameworks.
The Language Requirements chapter also got a bit of an overhaul. The updated advice around setting language standards and whether compiler extensions are enabled will be especially important if you're going to be using C++20 modules!
Release notes: https://t.co/J5D9kM0yDU
Main book page: https://t.co/91Mda3AY5h
C23: a slightly better C
One of the established and most popular programming languages is the C programming language. It is relatively easy to learn, and highly practical.
Maybe surprisingly, the C programming language keeps evolving, slowly and carefully. If you have GCC 23 or LLVM (Clang) 16, you already have a compiler with some of the features from the latest standard (C23).
https://t.co/3ETKuIsYik
When I mention that I work with C++, I regularly get the question: is C++ even used anywhere these day ?
@lefticus 's 400th episode of C++ weekly gives a nice overview of how most of the world's software actually relies on C++ in some way.
https://t.co/AFBR8d0yFS
@NoContextBrits There's no such thing as 12:03 a.m. nor 12:06 a.m.. It's either 0:03/0:06 a.m. or 12:03/06 p.m.
Between 11:50 a.m. and 11:55 a.m., 10 and 5 minutes to noon (12:00 p.m.) ... Take your pick!
AMF1 Team Driver Ambassador @1JessicaHawkins completed her first #F1 test piloting the AMR21 in Budapest last week. Showcasing a strong performance, Jessica achieved a lifetime ambition to drive an F1 car, and became the first woman to do so since 2018.
“This has made every bit of blood, sweat and tears worth it.”
Last week, following months of preparation, AMF1 Team Driver Ambassador @1JessicaHawkins drove an #F1 car for the very first time, getting behind the wheel of the AMR21 in a private test at the Hungaroring.