LiteDB: A NoSQL Database for .NET
I have been looking around for a compact embedded NoSQL database library for .NET, to use as the back-end of
C++20 [[nodiscard]] Attribute
[[nodiscard]] attribute “encourages” the compiler to issue a warning when the return value from a function is ignored. It was introduced
std::is_standard_layout<>
In our last post, we learnt about the type trait std::is_trivial<T>. Today, let us go through another type trait that
std::is_trivial<>
Today let us try to understand the type trait std::is_trivial<T>. This trait checks if the given type is a trivial
std::is_convertible<>
The type trait is_convertible<From, To> checks if an object of type From can be “implicitly” converted to an object of
dynamic_cast<> vs. std::is_base_of<>
In the last article, we looked at the std:is_base_of<T1, T2> type trait. One question that a reader asked since that
std::is_base_of<>
In our on-going series on C++ Type Traits, today’s topic is about the trait std::is_base_of<>. For the official description, see
std::common_type<> Type Trait
In today’s post, I would like to go over the type trait std::common_type<>. This trait was introduced in C++11. As
std::is_empty
In the previous post, we looked at the std::is_destructible<T> type trait. Today, let us try to understand another type trait
std::is_destructible
In the last article, I explained the deleted destructor in some detail. Today, I would like to talk about a