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Updated: 2010-04-08 09:53:41Pizer’s Weblog programming , DSP , math Fast Digital Sine Oscillator leave a comment I originally intended this blog to be about math and digital signal processing as well and not just about C++ . Since I recently answered a programming forum question regarding efficient generation of sine waves and took the time to code one in surprize C++ , I thought to myself , why not sharing the code along with explanations about how it . works If you’re interested in software synthesizers in general or generating digital representations of DTMF tones and don’t want to waste many CPU cycles when generating sine waves , keep on . reading Read the rest of this entry Written by pizer February 8, 2010 at 5:06 pm Posted in DSP Math Programming Tagged with DSP fast lambda Math oscillator sine C++0x : No concepts no fun with 5 comments Concepts” was a proposed C++0x feature that was supposed to make generic programming more enjoyable . The intention was to render many guru-level template tricks” superfluous , produce much better compile-time error messages and provide modular type checking” so errors can be caught early even before a template is instantiated Fact 1 : Concepts have been removed fromAbout Bartosz Milewski’s Programming Cafe
Updated: 2010-04-08 09:53:41Home About Bartosz Milewski’s Programming Cafe Concurrency , Multicore , Language Design , D , C++ About I have been educated in Poland , where I got my PhD in Theoretical Physics . I had several postdoc positions in Europe and in the States . Then I suddenly found myself working for Microsoft designing and implementing a search engine . That didn’t work very well , since Microsoft was in denial about the Internet . I quit and started my own micro company , Reliable Software which makes a distributed version control system . I started digging into Computer Science , enlisting in graduate courses at the University of Washington . I became fascinated with multithreading and joined Walter Bright and Andrei Alexandrescu in designing and implementing the D programming language Search : for Top Posts What Does Haskell Have to Do with C++ Message Passing--Sync or Async Who ordered memory fences on an x86 Broken promises--C++0x futures Spawning a Thread , the D way Thin Lock vs . Futex C++ atomics and memory ordering Message Passing Atoms--MVars Blogroll Joe Duffy's Weblog Pizer Steve Yegge’s blog Sutter’s Mill Walter Bright in DDJ My other blog Reliable Software Software DistributedThe D roadmap Bill’s Techno Blog
Updated: 2010-04-08 09:53:39Bill’s Techno Blog Technical , as in fun at parties D executable sizes over time D library merger looking imminent The D roadmap Someone on the D newsgroup today proposed a small feature that would help make the language more orthogonal , but in the end dismissed the issue as perhaps not important enough” . The yardstick for importance in D since I’ve been around has always been whether the addition would allow you to do things that are impractical or impossible today . That’s a fine yardstick for measuring importance . But it’s essentially a very brutal kind of feature triage . There are scores of small issues that lay festering because , individually , they are not critical . They are like mere grains of sand in the way of progress , easily . side-stepped But enough grains of sand and you start to have a sizable obstacle . And D has a fair number of such grains . Pretty soon D needs to move out of feature triage mode and start working on polish , completing or cleaning up the features that do exist , and resolving issues with the tool chain . I thought that phase was about to begin now that const is basically settled , but now the goal posts seem to have moved again . Now itChapter 26. Boost.Xpressive
Updated: 2010-04-08 09:53:38Boost C++ Libraries one of the most highly regarded and expertly designed C++ library projects in the world . rdquo Herb Sutter and Andrei Alexandrescu C++ Coding Standards Welcome Introduction Community Development Support Documentation Index Home Libraries People FAQ More Chapter 26. Boost.Xpressive Eric Niebler Copyright 2007 Eric Niebler Distributed under the Boost Software License , Version 1.0. See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http : www.boost.org LICENSE_1_0.txt Table of Contents Preface User's Guide Introduction Installing xpressive Quick Start Creating a Regex Object Matching and Searching Accessing Results String Substitutions String Splitting and Tokenization Grammars and Nested Matches Semantic Actions and User-Defined Assertions Symbol Tables and Attributes Localization and Regex Traits Tips N Tricks Concepts Examples Reference Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Header Acknowledgments Appendices Appendix 1 : History Appendix 2 : Not Yet Implemented Appendix 3 : Differences from Boost.Regex Appendix 4 : Performance Comparison Appendix 5 : ImplementationAmazon.com Modern C++ Design Generic Programming and Design Patterns Applied 9780201704310 Andrei Al
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Updated: 2010-04-08 09:53:14Home About Bartosz Milewski’s Programming Cafe Concurrency , Multicore , Language Design , D , C++ February 8, 2010 Real-Life Threads Posted by Bartosz Milewski under C++ Concurrency Multithreading Programming Type System Leave a Comment What’s the use of theory if you can’t apply it in practice I’ve been blogging about concurrency , starting with the intricacies of multicore memory models , all the way through to experimental thread-safe type systems and obscure languages . In real life , however , I do most of my development in C++ , which offers precious little support for multithreading . And yet I find that my coding is very strongly influenced by theoretical work . C++ doesn’t support the type system based on ownership , which is a way to write provably race-free code in fact it doesn’t have a notion of immutability , and very limited support for uniqueness . But that doesn’t stop me from considering ownership properties in my design and implementation . A lot of things become much clearer and less error-prone with better understanding of high-level paradigms . I own a tiny software company , Reliable Software which makes a distributed version control system , Code Co-op ,Programming Blogs Pictures and more on WordPress
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Updated: 2010-04-08 09:53:09Bill’s Techno Blog Technical , as in fun at parties The D roadmap Inverse Kinematics D library merger looking imminent Check out this change log from Phobos . Looks like Sean Kelly is very nearly done with the work to move the two D-standard libraries to share one common core runtime Hooray Background for those who need it : in the world of the D programming language right now , there are two incompatible standard” libraries . The original Phobos library that ships with the DMD compiler , and the Tango project , a community-developed library that sprang up largely over dissatisfaction with the semi-closed and somewhat disorganized process of Phobos . development This has really been a thorn in D’s side for a good while now more than a year . In a recent poll on the D newsgroup , this Phobos Tango split was the 1 thing that people listed as needed fixing with D . And finally it looks like it’s happening . Happy day for . D Tags : phobos tango druntime This entry was posted on Friday , October 10th , 2008 at 11:02 pm and is filed under D programming code You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed . You can leave a response or trackback from your own site . 6Real-Life Threads Bartosz Milewski’s Programming Cafe
Updated: 2010-04-08 09:53:08Home About Bartosz Milewski’s Programming Cafe Concurrency , Multicore , Language Design , D , C++ February 8, 2010 Real-Life Threads Posted by Bartosz Milewski under C++ Concurrency Multithreading Programming Type System Leave a Comment What’s the use of theory if you can’t apply it in practice I’ve been blogging about concurrency , starting with the intricacies of multicore memory models , all the way through to experimental thread-safe type systems and obscure languages . In real life , however , I do most of my development in C++ , which offers precious little support for multithreading . And yet I find that my coding is very strongly influenced by theoretical work . C++ doesn’t support the type system based on ownership , which is a way to write provably race-free code in fact it doesn’t have a notion of immutability , and very limited support for uniqueness . But that doesn’t stop me from considering ownership properties in my design and implementation . A lot of things become much clearer and less error-prone with better understanding of high-level paradigms . I own a tiny software company , Reliable Software which makes a distributed version control system , Code Co-op ,Reliable Software Creators of the distributed version control system Code Co-op
Updated: 2010-04-08 09:53:05, Home Code Co-op C++ Resources D Language Freeware Science Blog Reliable Software may be an oxymoron , but we decided to create a software company and a web site to prove otherwise . We have a product , a version control system , that is both reliable itself , and can help you create reliable software . We created a number of Windows tutorials and an online book that teaches reliable programming techniques . There's also a blog about multi-thread programming , a wiki about Windows API , and much more . The ReliSoft web site has been a valuable resource for programmers since 1996. About Us Manifesto What's new Reliable Software on Facebook Code Co-op blog Code Co-op 5.1 released . Code Co-op Lite released Code Co-op 5.0 Released Includes Wiki , Bug database , and SMTP POP3 support Code Co-op and Extreme Programming Code Co-op Demo : Accepting and synching with incoming changes Code Co-op Demo : Seamless integration with Visual Studio Feature to Price Comparison of version control tools Added analysis of a sample program created with our free ReliSoft Windows Library Code Co-op Peer-to-peer Version Control Software Code Co-op is the version control and configuration managementD library merger looking imminent Bill’s Techno Blog
Updated: 2010-04-08 09:53:05Bill’s Techno Blog Technical , as in fun at parties The D roadmap Inverse Kinematics D library merger looking imminent Check out this change log from Phobos . Looks like Sean Kelly is very nearly done with the work to move the two D-standard libraries to share one common core runtime Hooray Background for those who need it : in the world of the D programming language right now , there are two incompatible standard” libraries . The original Phobos library that ships with the DMD compiler , and the Tango project , a community-developed library that sprang up largely over dissatisfaction with the semi-closed and somewhat disorganized process of Phobos . development This has really been a thorn in D’s side for a good while now more than a year . In a recent poll on the D newsgroup , this Phobos Tango split was the 1 thing that people listed as needed fixing with D . And finally it looks like it’s happening . Happy day for . D Tags : phobos tango druntime This entry was posted on Friday , October 10th , 2008 at 11:02 pm and is filed under D programming code You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed . You can leave a response or trackback from your own site . 6Major Phobos Update The One With D
Updated: 2010-04-08 09:53:03The One With D News and Opinions of the Digital Mars D Programming Language Subscribe via RSS Home Contact Privacy Policy 14 Oct 08 0 Major Phobos Update Those of you eager to see the narrowing of the Great Phobos-Tango Divide will be happy to read the first line of changeset 853 from the phobos project at DSource This commit includes all the changes necessary for Phobos to run against druntime Looks like Christmas is coming to Mars early this year . If you haven't any idea what any of this means , Bill Baxter's post on the subject includes the relevant . context Technorati Tags : D Programming Language Phobos Tango DRuntime Filed under : News Leave a comment Comments 0 Trackbacks 0 subscribe to comments on this post No comments . yet Leave a comment Name required Mail will not be published required Website Cancel No trackbacks . yet Learn to Tango with D on Safari Mmrnmhrm 0.3.0 and Zeus 3.96r Categories Select Category Blogs 9 Code 5 D Programming 14 Derelict 44 Discussion 19 DMD Releases 88 Gamedev Games 52 GDC Releases 9 General 37 GUI 37 IDE 50 LDC Releases 1 Learn to Tango With D 13 Mac 3 News 417 Q A 5 Smoothie 2 Tango 53 Archives Select Month March 2010 2 February 2010 2Java Blogs Pictures and more on WordPress
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Updated: 2010-04-08 09:53:01Home About Bartosz Milewski’s Programming Cafe Concurrency , Multicore , Language Design , D , C++ Functional Programming Archived Posts from this Category October 26, 2009 Haskell C++ Video and Slides Posted by Bartosz Milewski under C++ Functional Programming Haskell Programming 1 Comment The video of my talk , Haskell and C++ Template Metaprogramming is now available and so are the slides I pretty much covered the material from my last blog post but many people including me find a video presentation easier to follow . This is also a plug for the Northwest C++ Users Group that meets in Redmond every third Wednesday of the month . If you live in Seattle or on the east side of Lake Washington , check it out . You won’t be disappointed . October 21, 2009 What Does Haskell Have to Do with C++ Posted by Bartosz Milewski under C++ D Programming Language Functional Programming Haskell Programming 19 Comments If you want to understand C++ template metaprogramming TMP you have to know functional programming . Seriously . I want you to think of TMP as maximally obfuscated subset of Haskell , and I’ll illustrate this point by point . If you don’t know Haskell , don’t worry , I’ll explainunique_ptr–How Unique is it Bartosz Milewski’s Programming Cafe
Updated: 2010-04-08 09:53:01Home About Bartosz Milewski’s Programming Cafe Concurrency , Multicore , Language Design , D , C++ May 21, 2009 unique_ptr–How Unique is it Posted by Bartosz Milewski under C++ D Programming Language Multithreading Programming Type System 23 Comments I’ve been using auto_ptr s before they were available in C++ I made my own I wrote several articles about resource management , in which auto_ptr played a prominent role . auto_ptr had always had many flaws , but it was a workhorse of memory management in a language that shuns garbage collection . Many of the flaws have been understood over the years and , in the 0x version of C++ , auto_ptr was supplanted by the new improved unique_ptr Using the latest features of C++ , like rvalue references , unique_ptr implements move semantics in a consistent manner . You can now store unique_ptr s in most containers and apply many algorithms to . them So why am I not jumping for joy Because I know how much more can be done . But first let me summarize the idea behind the unique pointer . It is a smart pointer that is the only reference to the object it’s pointing to . In particular , you cannot make a copy of a unique pointer–if you could , you’dTemplate Metaprogramming Made Easy Huh Bartosz Milewski’s Programming Cafe
Updated: 2010-04-08 09:52:58Home About Bartosz Milewski’s Programming Cafe Concurrency , Multicore , Language Design , D , C++ September 8, 2009 Template Metaprogramming Made Easy Huh Posted by Bartosz Milewski under C++ D Programming Language Functional Programming Programming 15 Comments I’ve been doing some template metaprogramming lately , 8221 he said nonchallantly . Why is it funny Because template metaprogramming is considered really hard . I mean , über-guru-level hard . I’m lucky to be friends with two such gurus , Andrei Alexandrescu who wrote the seminal Modern C++ Programming and Eric Niebler , who implemented the Xpressive library for Boost so I know the horrors . But why is template metaprogramming so hard Big part of it is that C++ templates are rather ill suited for metaprogramming , to put it mildly . They are fine for simple tasks like parameterized containers and some generic algorithms , but not for operations on types or lists of types . To make things worse , C++ doesn’t provide a lot in terms of reflection , so even such simple tasks like deciding whether a given type is a pointer are hard see the example later Granted , C++0x offers some improvements , like template parameter packs but