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Thursday, May 28, 2026
Lightning Talk: Trust Nothing, Complain About Something, Want Everything - Jonathan Stein - CppCon🎥CppCon
How ref qualifiers let to deducing this📝Meeting C++ blog
Introducing Agentic Test Generation Skills for Qt QuickWriting unit tests can be one of the most time-consuming and least creative phases of software development. For every QML component a developer writes, an equivalent volume of test code must follow - covering properties, signals, mouse and key interactions, state transitions, and edge cases.📝Qt BlogIf this page is useful, please consider donating a coffee
Wednesday, May 27, 2026
What’s New for C++ Developers in Visual Studio 2026 (18.1 – 18.6)Visual Studio 2026 versions 18.1 through 18.6 deliver a wave of improvements for C++ developers. For MSVC Build Tools, the v14.51 release is now generally available with runtime performance gains and improved C++23 conformance. We also introduced Sample Profile Guided Optimization to help you improve the runtime performance of your C/C++ programs. In the IDE, […] The post What’s New for C++ Developers in Visual Studio 2026 (18.1 – 18.6) appeared first on C++ Team Blog .📝C++ Team Blog
C++ Serbia Meetup🎥cppserbia
C++ Serbia Meetup🎥cppserbia
C++ Serbia Live Stream🎥cppserbia
C++ for Combinatorial Optimization: From Exact Solvers to Metaheuristics🎥cppserbia
C++ for Combinatorial Optimization: From Exact Solvers to Metaheuristics🎥cppserbia
Inside HPSF 2026: The Future of HPC SoftwareAs high-performance computing, AI, and accelerated systems continue to reach new industries and research applications, the importance of scalable and sustainable software infrastructure is becoming increasingly clear. Software remains the language of science, and this was a central theme at the High Performance Software Foundation (HPSF) Conference, where the community came together to advance open source collaboration and strengthen the foundations of modern computing.📝Kitware Inc
Sharing the result of a single Windows Runtime IAsyncOperation among multiple coroutines, part 1Caching the result and knowing when the cache is valid. The post Sharing the result of a single Windows Runtime IAsyncOperation among multiple coroutines, part 1 appeared first on The Old New Thing .📝The Old New Thing
Lightning Talk: The BS Principle - John Pavan - CppCon 2025🎥CppCon
ParaView 6.1.1 Release NotesBug fixes made since ParaView 6.1.0 are listed in this document. The full list of issues addressed by this patch release is available here. Screenshot to clipboard fixed ParaView now properly supports screenshoting to clipboard, which was not working in v6.0.X. (details) Incorrect Above Range Color and Below Range Color mapping in color legend fixed […]📝Kitware Inc
The Technical Writer Who Taught Himself to Fly🎥C++ Alliance
Human-Computer Interaction Practices in Musical Interface Design - ADCx India 2026🎥audiodevcon
Qt Tools for Android Studio 5.0Qt Tools for Android Studio version 5.0 is out! Bring Qt into your Android workflow—without leaving Android Studio. The plugin for that can be downloaded from the JetBrains marketplace . Check it out!📝Qt BlogTuesday, May 26, 2026
C++26: Ordering of constraints involving fold expressionsYou have two overloads of g(). One requires A for each element in a pack, the other requires C — where C is a stricter concept that subsumes A. Both apply to the types you’re passing. The compiler should pick the more constrained version. But instead it complains about an ambiguous call. This is a limitation of how C++20 and 23 handle constraints that use fold expressions — f...📝Sandor Dargo's BlogIf C# and JavaScript lets me await a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation more than once, why not C++/WinRT?A difference in philosophy. The post If C# and JavaScript lets me await a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation more than once, why not C++/WinRT? appeared first on The Old New Thing .📝The Old New Thing
The Technical Writer Who Taught Himself to Fly🎥C++ Alliance
Lightning Talk: Execution Policies: Not a Forward Progress Guarantee - Ruslan Arutyunyan🎥CppCon
Classes - delegating constructors, super and virtual destructor-part 5 of N [Dlang Episode 143]🎥Mike ShahMonday, May 25, 2026
C++ digest: News, helpful resources, & your own programming language as bonusWhile the industry debates memory safety, the ISO committee and developers continue shaping the future of a much-loved language, we've gathered the most exciting recent events from the C++ world...📝from pvs-studio.com
The Rabbit Was Always There🎥Matt Godbolt
C++ Concurrency – All the Way Down - Ofek Shilon🎥CppOnlineA hypothetical redesign of System.Diagnostics.Process to avoid confusion over properties that are valid only when you are the one who called StartPutting them in a place that can access only if you call Start . The post A hypothetical redesign of System. Diagnostics. Process to avoid confusion over properties that are valid only when you are the one who called Start appeared first on The Old New Thing .📝The Old New Thing
Lightning Talk: Can `set_value` Actually Throw? - Robert Leahy - CppCon 2025🎥CppCon
C++ Weekly - Ep 534 - What is C++11's piecewise_construct?🎥Jason Turner
Productive Parallel Programming at all scales with Chapel🎥Northwest C++ Users Group
Workshop: Accessibility in Audio Tech - Hosted By Jay Pocknell - ADC 2025🎥audiodevcon
CMake, CPS and Conan: The path to standardized dependency management for C and C++🎥GlobalCppSunday, May 24, 2026
Saturday, May 23, 2026
Lecture 27. C++ for GPGPU: Heterogeneous Computing (MIPT, 2025-2026).🎥Konstantin Vladimirov
Run CMake executable targets via CMakeA tiny CMake helper that builds a source file and adds a matching run-target for it.📝Engineering the Craft
Meeting C++ 2026 - Call for talks🎥MeetingCpp
Parsing IPv6 Addresses Crazily Fast with AVX-512Every machine connected to the Internet has an address called an IP address. Originally, these addresses were 32-bit integers (IPv4), giving a theoretical maximum of about four billion distinct addresses. We are all familiar with these addresses (e.g., 192.168.0.0). There was a big fuss about how we would run out of addresses. It never happened … Continue reading Parsing IPv6 Addresses Crazily Fast with AVX-512📝Daniel Lemire's blog
Classes - single inheritance multiple interfaces - part 4 of N [D Language - Dlang Episode 143]🎥Mike Shah
Does bulk memmove speed up `std::remove_if`? (No.)This morning I was reading the umpteenth std-proposals thread proposing some variety of unstable_remove and it occurred to me that one odd thing about a swap-and-pop-based unstable_remove is that it tends to replace large swaths of contiguous removals by reversing the elements that are kept. For example (Godbolt):📝Arthur O’DwyerFriday, May 22, 2026
How Bitcoin Core uses C++ to Maintain Network Agreement🎥CppOnlineWhy do you say that a COM STA thread must pump messages if I see sample code creating STA threads and not pumping messages?You need to pump messages when idle, but maybe you are never idle. The post Why do you say that a COM STA thread must pump messages if I see sample code creating STA threads and not pumping messages? appeared first on The Old New Thing .📝The Old New Thing
Qt Extension 1.14.0 for VS Code ReleasedWe're excited to announce the release of version 1.14.0 of the Qt Extension for Visual Studio Code! This release introduces QML Live Preview with hot-reload capability, bringing real-time feedback directly into your editor.📝Qt Blog
Lightning Talk: Crafting CUDA Compatible C++ Code - Jon White - CppCon 2025🎥CppCon
Exploring Modularity, Reusability, and Instrument Identity in Audio Software - Gonçalo Bernardo🎥audiodevcon
Only 17% of all 64-bit Integers are products of two 32-bit integersIn software programming, the product between two integers is often computed to a fixed number of bits with overflow. Consider 8-bit integers. If you multiply 127 by 127, you get back the number 1 as an 8-bit unsigned integer, with an overflow. The actual full product is 16129. To represent 16129, you typically use 16 … Continue reading Only 17% of all 64-bit Integers are products of two 32-bit integers📝Daniel Lemire's blogThe _Book of St Albans_ (1486)This week I read James Lipton’s An Exaltation of Larks; or, The Venereal Game (2nd edition, 1977), a discursive collection and celebration of “terms of venery” — the collective nouns like “school of fish” and “pride of lions” that were (so the story goes) mostly invented by medieval hunters who wanted to have their own proper jargon to distinguish the real hunters from the dilettantes.📝Arthur O’Dwyer