The Old New Thing

C++/WinRT doesn’t let your coroutine cheat death, but it does get to say good-bye

Raymond ChenJuly 24, 2020Jul 24, 202007/24/20

Some manual cleanup.

How to get your C++/WinRT asynchronous operations to respond more quickly to cancellation, part 2

Raymond ChenJuly 23, 2020Jul 23, 202007/23/20

You can also take more proactive steps.

How to get your C++/WinRT asynchronous operations to respond more quickly to cancellation, part 1

Raymond ChenJuly 22, 2020Jul 22, 202007/22/20

Well, one way is to poll for it.

Deconstructing function pointers in a C++ template, returning to enable_if

Raymond ChenJuly 21, 2020Jul 21, 202007/21/20

Going back to the old standby to filter out unwanted specializations.

Deconstructing function pointers in a C++ template, addressing the calling convention conundrum

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

Finding a template metaprogramming trick that works.

Deconstructing function pointers in a C++ template, trying to address the calling convention conundrum

Raymond ChenJuly 17, 2020Jul 17, 202007/17/20

Hunting for the right template metaprogramming trick.

Deconstructing function pointers in a C++ template, the calling convention conundrum

Raymond ChenJuly 16, 2020Jul 16, 202007/16/20

Teasing out the calling convention from a function pointer.

Deconstructing function pointers in a C++ template, vexing variadics

Raymond ChenJuly 15, 2020Jul 15, 202007/15/20

Yet another function signature to specialize.

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.