C++ Stories

In this blog post, we’ll continue looking at ranges and this time explore ways to split them into sub-ranges. So we’ll take a look at views::split, views::chunk, and views::chunk_by.
We’ll walk through two examples for each adaptor: one simple and one slightly more advanced, to highlight their practical uses....

In this blog post, we’ll write an iterator that works with a vector of vectors. We’ll explore a “manual” version as well as leverage C++20 ranges/views to do the hard work.
The problem statement
What’s the use case? See this popular interview question (found in DailyCodingProblem: https://www.dailycodingproblem.com/)...

Modern C++ continuously improves its range library to provide more expressive, flexible, and efficient ways to manipulate collections. Traditionally, achieving tasks like concatenation and flattening required manual loops, copying, or custom algorithms...

In this article, we’ll see details of std::mdspan, a new view type tailored to multidimensional data. We’ll go through type declaration, creation techniques, and options to customize the internal functionality.
Type declaration
The type is declared in the following way:...