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constexpr friendly vector with static storage and no allocation
My take 2 on constexpr friendly StaticVector.
If the value_type is trivial, it can be user in constexpr functions normally.
If the value_type is not trivial, it uses placement new / destroy and ...
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Custom hash function as Bash script
I'm looking for a (possibly cryptographic strong) hash function in Bash with the following properties:
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C++ std::optional implementation for tech interview
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Implementation of my multidict in Python
I need a code review for my implementation of my multidict in Python.
I'm not sure that my method below is implemented the best way:
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Histogram of Image using std::map in C++
This is a follow-up question for An Updated Multi-dimensional Image Data Structure with Variadic Template Functions in C++ and histogram Template Function Implementation for Image in C++. Considering ...
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histogram Template Function Implementation for Image in C++
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QT 6 C++ Model View View Model Graphic Photo Size Reducer Tool
This is my first attempt at using the QT portable graphic system. I need to learn QT to pursue some of the positions I am interested in.
I realize the photo size reducer problem may be getting boring, ...
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C++20 Singly Linked List with Iterator
Below is the code I wrote to implement a singly linked list. To keep things simple, I omitted things like copy constructor. Aside from general feedback, here are some specifics I would like addressed:
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Linear version of std::bit_ceil that computes the smallest power of 2 that is no smaller than the input integer
I am not looking for feedback on the algorithm itself, but rather on the implementation; things like modern C++20 writing, style, proper ways to test and handle the validity of input (should I be ...
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Arena/Region Allocator in C++ (rev 2)
2nd revision of original post: Arena/Region Allocator in C++
Context, changes
Trying to get a better grasp on low-level memory management, I implemented an arena allocator in C++. It's a rough ...
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Arena/Region allocator in C++
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Trying to get a better grasp on low-level memory management, I implemented an arena allocator in C++.
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Command Line Photo Size Reduction Tool - version 3
This is the third version of the photo size reduction tool for code review. The previous reviews are Resize 200 photos quickly in C++ using opencv and Photo Reduction Tool version 2 - Possible ...
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Errors as values and Generic Option, Result types in C++
I wanted to get an in-depth view of both Templates and Concepts in C++, so I made this library. https://github.com/Hernanatn/errores--
I'd like to ask:
is this a proper use of concepts?
is the code ...
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two_input_map_reduce Template Function Implementation in C++
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