g3log

It is my privilege to present g3log, the successor of g2log that has been brewing since the creation of the g2log-dev. G3log is just like g2log a “crash-safe asynchronous logger“. It is made to be simple to setup and easy … Continue reading →

It is my privilege to present g3log, the successor of g2log that has been brewing since the creation of the g2log-dev. G3log is just like g2log a “crash-safe asynchronous logger“. It is made to be simple to setup and easy … Continue reading →

concurrent part I described a powerful wrapper that made all calls to the object to be executed asynchronously and in FIFO order. Using a lambda call made it easy to bundle several actions on the concurrent in one asynchronous operation. … Continue reading →

concurrent part I described a powerful wrapper that made all calls to the object to be executed asynchronously and in FIFO order. Using a lambda call made it easy to bundle several actions on the concurrent in one asynchronous operation. … Continue reading →

Using templates you can deduct the return type from a non-member function fairly easy. Finding the return type for a member function is a little trickier. You can do it in various ways. decltype can still be used but now … Continue reading →

Using templates you can deduct the return type from a non-member function fairly easy. Finding the return type for a member function is a little trickier. You can do it in various ways. decltype can still be used but now … Continue reading →

Herb Sutter presented in C++ and Beyond 2012 a very useful concurrency pattern that is an improvement from the “active object“. concurrent wraps any objecft and all calls to the object will be executed asynchronously and in FIFO order. Basically it … Continue reading →

Herb Sutter presented in C++ and Beyond 2012 a very useful concurrency pattern that is an improvement from the “active object“. concurrent wraps any objecft and all calls to the object will be executed asynchronously and in FIFO order. Basically it … Continue reading →

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog. It was a crazy year with relocating the whole family to the USA and trying to find a the  best location and company to work for.  The … Continue reading →

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog. It was a crazy year with relocating the whole family to the USA and trying to find a the  best location and company to work for.  The … Continue reading →