7 docs tagged with "cpp20"

The chrono library provides type-safe time utilities for durations, time points, and clocks. It's designed to prevent common time-related bugs through strong typing.

Concepts are named requirements for template arguments that replace SFINAE and enable_if with readable constraints. Requires expressions are the building blocks that check if code compiles at compile-time.

Contracts are a programming paradigm that formally specifies the obligations and guarantees of code. They consist of preconditions (what callers must ensure), postconditions (what functions guarantee), and invariants (what must always be true).

A coroutine is a function that can suspend itself, hand control back to its caller, and later

C++ evolves through standardized versions released approximately every three years. Each standard adds features, fixes issues, and modernizes the language while maintaining backward compatibility.

Modules are C++20's replacement for the textual #include model. Instead of the preprocessor

Ranges (C++20) is a modern library that provides composable, lazy-evaluated operations on sequences. It replaces traditional iterator pairs with range objects and introduces views for efficient data transformation pipelines.