CPP collections
Cpp documentation
Table of Contents
1. Whats here?
Here you can find some documentation which I have done. Some are short and some are longer.
1.1. Boost
Here will some documentation on boost.
1.1.1. Asio
Boost.Asio is a cross-platform C++ library for network and low-level I/O programming that provides developers with a consistent asynchronous model using a modern C++ approach.
Asio is really useful, and provides a real benefit. The following page is a small project, that was used to learn more of the benefits of using ASIO. Asio with pipes
Reference asio @ boost
1.2. Lsp - setting up CCLS
Language server protocol is used for code completion and references
and many other things. I use it in a X-compiling environment, which
of course isn't as easy as runing nativly. But here I descripe how
I set it up. I use emacs togther with ccls, and the outcome overshines
any other editor that I can come up with. Though I might be slightly biased.
See how to setup ccls.
Here is a reference to ccls @ github.
1.3. Cross compilation and compile_commands.json
To be able to use clang-tools even if working on a x-compiler environment and gcc this paper takes a look on how to use an SDK from yocto and be able to use the local clang-tools.
checkout clang x-compilation and extract a compile_commands.json
1.4. Tuples/variadic templates and more
This covers some of the new c++14/17 features regarding tuples,variadic templates and parameter packs
1.5. c++20 splitting up uintxx_t variables to bytes
This is a short c++20 feature that I came up with. Not much to it, but I want to share it since I thought it was pretty neat.
1.6. Functional programming in c++
This is some notes and code for using functional programming in c++