Parallel Axiom

Looking at the progression of C++ and how people use this language seems to indicate that more and more template based libraries appear and are being [...]

[...] While the first part of the Dynamic Language Extension seemed fairly clear to me, it is in the eye of the beholder. So I have received some [...]

[...] functions are a welcome addition to C++. Almost akin to what I would want for the Dynamic Language Extension. read more [...]

[...] Here you have some completely legal C++11 lambda functions. Have you noticed that the last line sounds like playing baseball ... So aside from the [...]

[...] but a couple of efforts have been started by different people. I found a very good read on TLS encryption over ZeroMQ by Ian Barber Here. read more [...]

[...] were applied to resolve the distortions of view. Now I've seen computer animations of relativity distortions. This one just blew my mind. [...]

[...] is here the main driving force. Templates allow the programmer to be resourceful and let the compiler generate a lot of code that he would have to manually create otherwise. read more [...]

[...] was when light travels through the bottle, and the second one was towards the end when einsteins equations were applied to resolve the distortions of view. Now I've seen computer animations of [...]

[...] task size to maximize concurrency. How to choose the best task-size The blog is written by Dr. Aater Suleman who is very passionate about the subject. read more [...]

While the first part of the Dynamic Language Extension seemed fairly clear to me, it is in the eye of the beholder. So I have received some feedback [...]

[...] and you will have to obtain the code through svn. First make sure you have the llvm, and clang source code on in place by following http://clang.llvm.org/get_started.html then switch into the base [...]

[...] some interesting links to performance specs for CINT Here and Here These look not too good wrt execution speed but since ROOT is now moving towards cling, the llvm based C/C++ interpreter there is a [...]