Writing Good C++14... By Default
summary
Explains the C++ Core Guidelines project and how its guidance, examples and tooling aim to make C++14 code type-safe and memory-safe by default. Covers using modern C++ features and cross-platform library/design choices to eliminate common errors (type errors, bounds errors, leaks/dangling) while preserving performance and idiomatic C++14.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 11:16Type safety overview
- 13:38Bounds safety overview
- 25:04Safety profiles
- 29:14Lifetime safety overview
- 30:30Approach
- 31:54Principles
- 33:08Example: Pointer to local
- 36:39Example: Dereferencing
- 38:49Example: Pointer from Owner
- 58:37Calling functions: Parameter lifetimes
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