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  • Upcoming C++26
    Link #IO
    The feature set for the upcoming C++26 standard has been frozen, introducing static reflection, contracts, and sender/receiver asynchronous execution among other changes. Static reflection permits compile‑time introspection of types, allowing operations such as automatic conversion of enumeration values to strings and facilitating generation of language bindings. Contracts are provided through [[pre:]], [[post:]] and contract_assert annotations, re‑introducing design‑by‑contract capabilities that were omitted from earlier drafts. The execution framework supplies generic sender and receiver concepts together with lightweight schedulers for managing asynchronous work. Parallel algorithms have been added to the Ranges library, and async scopes enable RAII‑style resource management in concurrent code.
  • Test 2
    News
    AddressSanitizer finds memory bugs on OSes. Detects use‑after‑free and leaks. LeakSanitizer adds leak detection. UBSan MSan TSan cover UB uninit reads races. Enable with -fsanitize or B2. Valgrind checks memory on Linux. Both integrate into CI pipelines.
  • Language Designers Panel
    News #Asio
    Panelists: Bjarne Stroustrup, Guido van Rossum, Mads Torgersen; Emma Tracey. C++, Python and C# examined together. C++ and Python co‑use is common. C#’s Windows role is noted. Design trade‑offs discussed. Stewardship covered. Q&A follows.