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c++ Programming Glossary: exposureWhy parameters of universal reference needs to be casted, before used? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12837327/why-parameters-of-universal-reference-needs-to-be-casted-before-used now most users don't use this functionality and don't have exposure to it because the most popular compilers don't support it even..
Stripping linux shared libraries http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2088409/stripping-linux-shared-libraries To protect the proprietary aspects of our technology from exposure through the exported symbols. To prevent users having problems..
codingbat-like site for C++ [closed] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3479731/codingbat-like-site-for-c years I have taught C to students who already had one year exposure to Java. In 4 5 months 12 15 lectures and at the very least.. from the beginner's books. Since you say you already had exposure to C I'd recommend Accelerated C by Andrew Koenig and Barbara..
Debugging Best Practices for C++ STL/Boost with gdb http://stackoverflow.com/questions/432567/debugging-best-practices-for-c-stl-boost-with-gdb proxies mock objects etc easier that and the fact that exposure to boost's template tasticness will encourage you to dare to..
Should we generally use float literals for floats instead of the simpler double literals? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7662109/should-we-generally-use-float-literals-for-floats-instead-of-the-simpler-double down. This is not just a theoretical issue. Reduce your exposure to bugs. Consider the example float x 1.2 if x 1.2 something..
Does there exist a “wiki” for editing doxygen comments? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/930622/does-there-exist-a-wiki-for-editing-doxygen-comments itself which would also give the whole thing much more exposure and momentum. Even if the idea doesn't directly materialize..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9458741/with-explicitly-deleted-member-functions-in-c11-is-it-still-worthwhile-to-inh who has read an introductory text on C but has little exposure to idiomatic C ie a lot of C programmers this is... confusing...
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