Jul 21, 2023 Post comments count0 Post likes count1 How to clone a Windows Runtime map in the face of possible concurrent modification, part 3 Raymond Chen Doing it one more time, for C++/CX.
Jul 20, 2023 Post comments count0 Post likes count1 How to clone a Windows Runtime map in the face of possible concurrent modification, part 2 Raymond Chen Applying what we learned about vectors.
Jul 19, 2023 Post comments count0 Post likes count1 How to clone a Windows Runtime map in the face of possible concurrent modification, part 1 Raymond Chen Applying what we learned about vectors.
Jul 18, 2023 Post comments count0 Post likes count1 How to clone a Windows Runtime vector in the face of possible concurrent modification, part 4 Raymond Chen Translating to C++/CX and dealing with some quirks of that language.
Jul 17, 2023 Post comments count0 Post likes count1 Cloning a Windows Runtime vector in the face of possible concurrent modification, denial of service? Raymond Chen Can you get sent into an infinite loop?
Jul 14, 2023 Post comments count0 Post likes count1 How to clone a Windows Runtime vector in the face of possible concurrent modification, part 3 Raymond Chen Dealing with the pesky std::vector<bool>.
Jul 13, 2023 Post comments count0 Post likes count1 How to clone a Windows Runtime vector in the face of possible concurrent modification, part 2 Raymond Chen Trying to make a generic solution.
Jul 12, 2023 Post comments count2 Post likes count1 How to clone a Windows Runtime vector in the face of possible concurrent modification, part 1 Raymond Chen Backing off and retrying, but the detection is the tricky part.
Jul 11, 2023 Post comments count0 Post likes count2 Why does the compiler complain about a missing constructor when I’m just resizing my std::vector to a smaller size? Raymond Chen The compiler doesn't know that you're shrinking.
Jul 10, 2023 Post comments count1 Post likes count2 How to wait for multiple C++ coroutines to complete before propagating failure, concluding remarks Raymond Chen The things that could go wrong before you even start.