Pete Goodliffe
Wednesday, 26 November 2008

(Another) MacBook Pro hard drive upgrade (17" model)

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In October I performed surgery on my 15" MacBook Pro, to upgrade the hard drive. Today I've been repeating the performance, but on...
Monday, 24 November 2008

C++: An STL-like circular buffer (Part 7)

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Time to air the dirty laundry, and — since every good metaphor must run to the bitter end — to ask a pantomime washer woman to save the day....
Saturday, 22 November 2008

C++: An STL-like circular buffer (Part 6)

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We now have a circular_buffer that you can add data to, read data from, remove data from, and that seems superficially correct. Let's a...

Intermission: Posting code on Blogger

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The series I'm posting on circular buffers in C++ is a bit of a personal experiment in article writing; attempting to form an articl...
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C++: An STL-like circular buffer (Part 5)

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So far we have created a fairly inert husk of a circular_buffer class. The few methods we've written allow you to easily discover that ...
Friday, 21 November 2008

C++: An STL-like circular buffer (Part 4)

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Now it's time to think about the gory internal details of our circular_buffer . Obviously, we need a data store for the buffer. A good o...
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Thursday, 20 November 2008

C++: An STL-like circular buffer (Part 3)

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Now it's time flesh out the class, and consider the interface we'd like to give it. First, STL containers have a number of requireme...
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Pete Goodliffe
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Pete Goodliffe is a software developer, columnist, speaker, and author who never stays at the same place in the software food chain; he's worked in numerous languages on diverse projects. He also has extensive experience in teaching and mentoring programmers, and writes the regular "Professionalism in Programming" column for ACCU's C Vu magazine (www.accu.org). Pete's popular book, Code Craft, is a practical and entertaining investigation of the entire programming persuit. In about 600 pages. No mean feat! Pete enjoys writing excellent, bug-free code, so he can spend more time having fun with his kids. He has a passion for curry and doesn't wear shoes.
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