- ๐ Hi, Iโm Louis Langholtz (@louis-langholtz).
- ๐ Iโm interested in motivation theory based approaches to software, business, leadership, and interpersonal relationships.
- ๐ Besides enjoying software development in languages like C++, I like a variety of physical activities and immersive D&D-like role playing games.
- ๐ฑ Iโm currently learning about the human experience... every day of my life, haha! I'd like to think of myself as a proverbial old dog that's still learning new tricks.
- ๐๏ธ Iโm looking to collaborate on software or business projects.
- I'm also on GitHub.IO, Stack Overflow, other StackExchange sites like Software Engineering, and some other social networking sites.
- ๐ I'm outspoken about some things:
- C++: More Reasons To Avoid std::endl
- C++: My Love Affair With Polymorphic Value Types.
- C++ private member functions aren't necessary, consider non-member non-friend functions instead.
- ๐ซ How to reach me: leave a comment near something I've said or done that you're interested in. Hopefully that weeds out the bots and leaves the people who have more sincere interest in contacting me.
Software coder/programmer/craftsman/engineer, addresser of elephants in the room, and occasional entrepreneur.
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C++: More Reasons To Avoid std::endl
C++: More Reasons To Avoid std::endl 1# C\+\+: More Reasons To Avoid `std::endl`
23In the realm of death by a thousand cuts, please stop using `std::endl` and remove it from code.
4Per cppreference.com, [`std::endl`](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/io/manip/endl) "inserts a newline character into the output sequence... and flushes it". Okay, so why exactly shouldn't it be used???
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C++: My Love Affair With Polymorphic...
C++: My Love Affair With Polymorphic Value Types 1![shape-polymorphic-value-type](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9611010/125177856-7e987300-e19c-11eb-9aa4-aa4cd23b9309.png)
23# C++: My Love Affair With Polymorphic Value Types
45If you're developing C++ code, especially for larger projects with longer histories, "polymorphic value types" might just be the best solution to your biggest coding frustrations!
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Minimal C++ Allocator
Minimal C++ Allocator 1# C\+\+: Minimal Allocator
23From item 11 of section 16.5.3.5 _Cpp17Allocator_ requirements of [n4861.pdf](https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2020/n4861):
45"The following is an allocator class template supporting the minimal interface...":
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C++: Stateless vs. Statefull Allocators
C++: Stateless vs. Statefull Allocators 1# C\+\+: Stateless vs. Stateful Allocators
23## Categorizing Allocators
45All standard C++ library conforming allocators have to support the [minimal interface](https://gist.github.com/louis-langholtz/f780eacc762e53fccd52a0db33e3db01) requirements.
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time-machine-helper
time-machine-helper PublicA Qt based GUI application for helping with macOS Time Machine
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