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The section on syntax choices now includes references to the closure-based syntax paper we discussed last month, and a new one on the attribute-like syntax, which we’ll discuss shortly. A couple of approaches to dealing with this are discussed. If a contract is specified in terms of a call to something which itself has a contract, then there is potential for cycles to occur, leading to infinite recursion. To start, there’s a new section on the risk of infinite recursion. This revision includes a few interesting changes.
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#Pass by reference c++ update#
The ongoing “MVP” of contracts papers gets another update in the November mailing. P2388R4 “Minimum Contract Support: either No_eval or Eval_and_abort” This month we’re going to focus on a set of contracts-related proposals, starting with a couple we’ve seen before. New remote development options by JetBrains.Beautiful C++: 30 Core Guidelines for Writing Clean, Safe, and Fast Code.Using Catch2 v3 in CMake with DDS and PMM.Virtual Round Table about C++ Ecosystems.Three reasons to pass std::string_view by value.Attribute-like syntax for contract annotations.
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