At a Computer Science Education Seminar talk Thursday, C++ creator Bjarne Stroustrup shared his thoughts on the role of C++ and what needs fixing in programming education. C++, a programming language ...

I just ran across a "leaked" interview with programming language C++ author Bjarne Stroustrup where he clames to have developed C++ for the express intent of creating a demand for programmers after ...

Bjarne Stroustrup is on a mission to simplify generic programming. In a recently published paper titled “Concepts: The Future of Generic Programming,” Stroustrup makes the case for concepts as a ...

Bjarne Stroustrup is the well-known creator of C++. He also joined the Electronic Design Engineering Hall of Fame in 2013 (see “Gallery: 2013 Engineering Hall Of Fame”). He will be holding a Q&A on ...

Ok, let's try that. Just a vector. No pointers or references in sight. Not even explicit iterators or container views. This then comes down to a social/cultural difference, not a technical one. In ...

Mention Bjarne Stroustrup’s (Fig. 1) name to programmers, and they think of C++.That’s not surprising since he came up with the object-oriented programming language and continues to be involved in the ...

SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - Dec 4, 2012) - Embarcadero Technologies today announced that Bjarne Stroustrup, the designer and original implementer of the C++ programming language, will join David ...

In practice, we know what the code is "meant" to do, it's just that the programmer is unclear about how to express that in fully-defined C++. Rewriting incrementally in Rust, with bindings between C++ ...

If you look at all of the vulnerabilities over the years, a large majority of them can be attributed to C and C++. Poor or non-existent memory management, use after free, buffer overflows and the like ...

> I'm not sure where ARM's #1 comes from exactly. ARM just takes low byte of argument and then treats it like human would. > Optimization shouldn't change visible behavior without explicitly opting ...

> It could be made a lot safer very easily. You have made way to many typos in the word “impossible”. And that would also lead to a far better general spec. You could then implement other compilers' ...