By Andrey_Karpov_2009
via scottmeyers.blogspot.ru
Published: Nov 12 2012 / 07:59
During my presentation of "Universal References in C++11" at C++ and Beyond 2012, I gave the advice to apply std::move to rvalue reference parameters and std::forward to universal reference parameters. In this post, I'll follow the convention I introduced in that talk of using RRef for "rvalue reference" and URef for "universal reference."
-
Just how fast is JBoss Middleware?
-
Tinkercad has found a new home at Autodesk
-
Pair Programming Benefits: Part 1 - 'The Good'
-
Facebook Buck and xctool: Open Source Build Tools for Android and iOS
-
Lions, and Tigers, and OP Codes, OH MY! – Hacking Java Bytecode for Programmers (Part2)
-
Output clause in sql server
Add your comment
