Marius Bancila's Blog

I am excited to announced I launched cppdashboard.dev, a website that aggregates the activity of the C++ community into one place.

PImpl (which stands for Pointer to implementation) is a programming tehnicque to remove implementation details from a class by placing them in a separate class that is accessed through an opaque pointer.

The C++26 standard features a series of improvements to the format library.

I have recently come across a (click-bait) post on X claiming that multiplying two 1000×1000 matrices in Python was several times faster than in C++ or other languages.

In my previous post, I talked about time-based universally unique identifiers – UUID v7 for short.

Universally Unique Identifiers (UUID for short) are 128-bit numbers with a high degree of unicity so that the possibility of collision is extremely low.

The C++ standard library provides an algorithm called nth_element() that is a useful tool for partial sorting.

This article continues the series of posts about the new features included in C++26 (as they are accepted).

In a previous blog post, I talked about several features included in C++26: specifying a reason to delete a function, placeholder variables with no name, structured binding declaration as a condition, and user-generated static_assert messages.

The C++26 version of the C++ standard is a work in progress, but a series of language and library features have been already added.