What is your most desirable C++ library or technology to learn?

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gahcep2012-04-06 07:31:03

C++ / C#

gahcep, 2012-04-06 07:31:03

It became interesting, because everyone has their own TODO sheet for learning a particular programming language, which would list all the tasks that you would like to perform.

I am sure that most people who study programming have the item "Algorithms" or, for example, "Boost" in such lists. But all these points are too general.

I propose to answer what you are most interested in and highlight from any one area (STL or Boost, or algorithms, or something else) the most interesting thing (yes, you can even a library) that you would like to do (learn), but ! until you get your hands on it.

Personally, one of the first places for me is to study the Pantheios library and implement it into an existing project. What do you have?

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tangro, 2012-04-06
@tangro

Qt

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rtorsten, 2012-04-06
@rtorsten

Swig, and, in general, various libraries for interaction between C ++ and other PLs.

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ixSci, 2012-04-06
@ixSci

I will write 3 because all 3 are now in line for "cognition":
PPL, AMP, WinRT

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BrainHacker, 2012-04-06
@BrainHacker

For me: Familiarize yourself with the new C++11 standard.

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Vladimir Chernyshev, 2012-04-06
@VolCh

gtkmm

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da0c, 2012-04-06
@da0c

Intel in the summer / autumn of 2011 published OpenCL for its processors. I would like to try to build something and build it and run it on NVidia.
And for a long time I want to use TBB more tightly ...

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bbbb, 2012-04-06
@bbbb

there are plans to choose (and then study) - a decent orm for c ++.

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Ryadovoy, 2012-04-27
@Ryadovoy

C++11 move semantics + user-defined literals
But it won't be soon, as we're still writing on VC 2008

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2r2w, 2012-12-26
@2r2w

in my opinion, the main interest from the point of view of the language itself is to get acquainted and try to apply everything new that is in C ++ 11, starting from atomic operations and rvalue assignments, template inheritance and so on. And from the point of view of something not quite ordinary: Qt, with its concept of signals and slots, and boost:: asio - i.e. asynchronous approach to programming. Well, in my opinion, it’s better to stare at projects: from there, certainty in interest in technologies will appear ... For example, I myself, recently, being interested in Flipboard, found out about the cute thing PubSubHubub, or while tinkering with asio found out about 0mq. Look for interesting projects, and get technology as a bonus

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Weageoo, 2012-04-06
@Weageoo

boost

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Alexander Rak, 2012-04-06
@define_rak

In general, then Qt and Boost. In general, OpenGL.