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Lexy 🦕 @lexplt@hachyderm.io
· 2w ago
macOS 27 Holden gate broke my #cpp compiler So I fixed it #macos #apple #compiler https://lexp.lt/posts/macos_golden_gate_cpp_compiler/
Lexy

macOS 27 causing C++ linker errors

macOS 27 Golden Gate has just been released, and I updated perhasp a bit too quickly. All I wanted was to see if I could still compile my C++ projects, and what needed to be changed to run on the new OS version.\nLinker error I’m now getting hit by a linker error, that will block CMake from configuring a project and building it:\n1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

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Lobsters @lobsters@robot.villas
· 2w ago
C++26: Trivial infinite loops are no longer undefined behaviour https://www.sandordargo.com/blog/2026/09/16/cpp26-trivial-infinite-loops #Cpp #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment
Sandor Dargo’s Blog

C++26: Trivial infinite loops are no longer undefined behaviour

Let’s start with a question! Is this program well-defined? 1 2 3 4 int main() { while (true) ; } If you said yes, you’d be wrong — at least before C++26. A while (true); loop with no side effects used to be undefined behaviour. Compilers were free to assume it terminates, and some — Clang in particular — would optimize it away entirely, with spectacular consequences: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 // https://godbolt.org/z/WYMxxeW1T #include <iostream> int main() { while (true) ; } void unreachable() {

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Paul @nhpaul@hachyderm.io
· 3w ago
Boosted by @welcome@friends.deko.cloud
Probably should give an #introduction as I am moving servers. Hello #hachyderm! I am a dad, living in #NewHampshire, working in medical image processing and #ComputerVision. Have done a couple stints at small start-ups but am now at a mega-corp. I enjoy software engineering, and mostly work C++ and Python. When I can, I like to tinker on open source software and https://o-o.tools/ is my current effort. If it's winter, I ski, summer is for the beach, in-between is time for hiking. #CPP #Python
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davidlowryduda @davidlowryduda@mathstodon.xyz
· 4w ago
Boosted by @welcome@friends.deko.cloud
Updated #introduction: I'm a senior research software engineer at the Institutional Data Initiative at the Harvard Law School Library. I think about data and ML and NLP, mostly in service of libraries and knowledge institutions. I used to be a research scientist at ICERM working in theoretical and computational number theory. I still think about math and computation and would be happy to talk more about it. I usually write either #python or #cpp and I like talking about #data or #code or #libraries (as in books, or as in #opensource).
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Stéphane Charette 🇨🇦 @charette@mstdn.ca
· 2mo ago
C and C++ developers often use !, && and ||. Many don't know that not, and and or (among others) have been part of C and C++ for 3 decades. They were introduced to C in 1995, and to C++ in 1998. if (!ok) if (not ok) if (var_a && var_b) if (var_a and var_b) if (var_c || var_d) if (var_c or var_d) Personally, I much prefer using the keywords not, and, and or. I find it makes the code much easier to read naturally. #C #Cpp
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Lobsters @lobsters@robot.villas
· 2mo ago
OpenLoco version 26.07 Release https://openloco.io/news/2026/07/openloco-v26.07.html #OpenSource #GameDev #Cpp
OpenLoco version 26.07
OpenLoco

OpenLoco version 26.07

OpenLoco v26.07 is out! This month’s release incorporates changes made both this month and last as we didn’t have enough to put into a dedicated 26.06 release. As such, we’ve got some quality-of-life additions to UI, bug fixes for window and chart rendering, plenty of under-the-hood engine work, improvements to the codebase itself in terms of cleanliness and maintainability, updated translations, and plenty of shiny new OpenGraphics objects!

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