C++

C++ started a long, long time ago, and has evolved a lot throughout its lifetime. It's a big language, with a big standard library (especially for one that has been implemented multiple times), and has been used in all sorts of ways to write all kinds of software.

Resources

• C++ Reference online.
• C++ Coroutines 2019 series by Raymond Chen.
• C++ Coroutines 2021 series by Raymond Chen.
• Clang, the compiler front-end for C/C++/Obj-C and others, available on github.
• CMake is something I've used multiple times for cross-platform builds.
• Doxygen comments are the most common way of playing nice with various tools.
• Godbolt Compiler Explorer.
• Lewis Baker has written extensively on coroutines.
• "Modern" C++ Lamentations by Aras P - C++ contains multitudes.
• vcpkg is Microsoft's C/C++ package manager and supports multiple build and target platforms. Many years ago, I had also looked at conan as an alternative, but it didn't have the same level of support.

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