Downloads / Links
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| Short presentation about using const in C++. |
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| Whole Sofrware Constraints project work with the title Evaluation and Re-Design of a Software-Framework for Mobile Autonomous Robots Using Modern Guidelines of Object-Oriented Design and Coding Standards as PDF file. |
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| These are the presentation slides to the project work above as PDF file. |
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| This ZIP file contains the source files referred to from the project work. |
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| Software Constraints Course website. |
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Useful papers concering software design / constraints
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| John Vlissides, Visitors in Frameworks. C++ Report, Nov./Dec. 1999 |
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| Useful information about interators in C++ every developer should know. |
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| Scalability and complexity analysis (Thomas Guest, The Lazy Builder's Complexity Lesson, The C++ Source. Artima Developer, Oct. 2006.) |
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| The traits idiom is an important idiom in designing configurable software. This website gives an idea of this concept. |
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| A conceptual alternative to destructors in C++ are finally clauses in C# and Java. Here, Jon Jaggersoft gives an idea of this concept. |
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| The website of the C# standard. |
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| Bjarne Stroustrup, the designer of C++, has made available appendix E of his classical book The C++ Programming Language; this appendix deals with exception safety. |
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| This article is about the tradeoff between performance and the strong guarantee for C++/STL containers. |
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| An interesting article about The infamous Double-Checked Locking Is Broken idiom |
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| In this article Doug Lea provides a detailed explanation of why the Double-Checked Locking idiom is wrong. |
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| The paper Finding Concurrency Bugs in Java by David Hovemeyer and William Pugh identifies and classifies common concurrency bugs. |
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