Links about C++ and Programming

Just like some time ago, here are several links that might be of interest:

• C++11 compiler support overview
• Five new algorithms to C++11 that you should know about:  Interesting read about std::all_of, any_of, none_of, is_sorted, is_sorted_until, is_partitioned and some others. (And here some more generic numeric algorithms)
• noexcept – what for? An interesting read about C++11’s noexcept. Also interesting: Scott Meyers’ thoughts.
• An overview of C++14 language features: Mostly highlights constexpr and auto
• All about C++11 move semantics
• Number and string conversion in C++11
• What you should know about C++11
• Lock-free data structures (part 1, part 2)
• Use of assertions
• Static code analysis of Qt5
• Interpreter pattern vs. stack-based bytecode interpreter: very good introduction to bytecode interpreters
• Overview of design patterns
• Programming sucks: There is quite some truth in this, although this is probably less valid in open source projects.