Archives

ith the processing power of single-core chips running out of steam, hardware manufacturers have turned to multicore processors to make

he days of large increases in clock frequency are behind us. It was great while it lasted, but it’s now

emember the red telephone box, once a familiar sight on the streets of London? That’s a good example of mutually

f writing software is hard, then writing applications that will take full advantage of the ever-more-prevalent multicore/multi-CPU hardware?without introducing subtle

arallel computing and concurrent programming are rapidly becoming mainstream topics for discussion in the corporate world. These are not new

over and click over each dot to read about C++’s most important historical developments. Untitled

en years after the ratification of the first ISO C++ standard, C++ is heading for no less than a revolution.

ne major new feature in the C++0x standard is multi-threading support. Prior to C++0x, any multi-threading support in your C++

very C++ programmer has had one of those days: A simple use of a template library turns into a nightmare,