The Old New Thing

Deconstructing function pointers in a C++ template, the noexcept complication

Raymond ChenJuly 14, 2020Jul 14, 202007/14/20

Trying to infer the noexcept qualifier.

Deconstructing function pointers in a C++ template

Raymond ChenJuly 13, 2020Jul 13, 202007/13/20

Learning the magic incantation.

Cancelling a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, part 8: C++/WinRT, revised

Raymond ChenJuly 10, 2020Jul 10, 202007/10/20

Using the completion result.

Cancelling a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, part 7: WRL-generated asynchronous operations

Raymond ChenJuly 9, 2020Jul 9, 202007/9/20

The library that came before.

Cancelling a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, part 6: C++/WinRT-generated asynchronous operations

Raymond ChenJuly 8, 2020Jul 8, 202007/8/20

It came from inside the building.

Cancelling a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, part 5: C++/WinRT

Raymond ChenJuly 7, 2020Jul 7, 202007/7/20

Relying on the ABI result.

Cancelling a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, part 4: C++/CX with PPL, coroutine style with raw IAsyncAction and IAsyncOperation

Raymond ChenJuly 6, 2020Jul 6, 202007/6/20

Looks the same, but actually tastes completely different.

Cancelling a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, part 3: C++/CX with PPL, coroutine style

Raymond ChenJuly 3, 2020Jul 3, 202007/3/20

Same wrapper, different sugar.

Cancelling a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, part 2: C++/CX with PPL, explicit continuation style

Raymond ChenJuly 2, 2020Jul 2, 202007/2/20

Going through a different wrapper.

Cancelling a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, part 1: C#

Raymond ChenJuly 1, 2020Jul 1, 202007/1/20

How is the cancellation reported?