I invite you to follow me. You will find a lot of interesting articles in time. To get you interested, I decided to create a small selection of materials.
I constantly study the Web regarding new articles on C/C++/C++11 programming. If I find them interesting, I post links to them in twitter @Code_Analysis, on Reddit /r/Viva64 and like them on StumbleUpon. If you are present on one of these websites, I invite you to follow me. You will find a lot of interesting articles in time. To get you interested, I decided to create a small selection of materials.
First of all, of course, I would like to recommend you our viva64.com website. There you can find a lot of articles and blog posts regarding development of quality code. For example, I invite you to see 28 lessons on developing 64-bit software in C/C++.
For the purpose of convenience I have arranged the links into several subjects. Enjoy reading.
Note. Usually we wrap links to manage their integrity. I wrote about this brave fight against chaos in the article "d'Artagnan and Internet, or working on the problem of bad links". Unfortunately, I will give direct links this time. These materials will significantly enlarge the link base, which means that we will have much work to do in case the articles are moved. d'Artagnan and Internet, or working on the problem of bad links
A large list of famous projects developed in C/C++: C++ Applications. How can anyone say that C++ is becoming extinct after that?
Computer Language Benchmarks Game. As usual, Fortran, C and C++ languages are the leaders regarding performance. And it will hardly change in the nearest future. If you are developing resource-intensive software, the C++ language will be most probably the best choice.
Comparing Floating Point Numbers, 2012 Edition
Reduce Compilation Dependencies in Large Scale C++ Projects: Factory Pattern
Unicode, UTF-8 and all that: An intentionally incomplete character set introduction for hasty C programmers
What the xxxx Is UTF-8? A Character Encoding Primer.
The UTF-8 Everywhere manifesto
Reddit: Cpp, C_Programming.
Why strncpy is no safer than strcpy: strncpy? just say no
Compilation of 64-bit software in Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition. Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition And 64-Bit Targets
Links to various resources on the C++ language. The list contains links to many obsolete resources, but it is worth studying.
The C++ Lands (a funny picture)
Translate C declaration
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