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std::optional and you

2019-09-20 Philipp Bormuth Leave a comment

Part one of the “memorysafe C++” series will look at how std::optional can help us to write safer code, that…

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Posted in: Hands-On, Memorysafe C++ Filed under: c++, memorysafety

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