C++26 for C++14 Developers: STL-Preview Author Tony Lee Reply-To cosgenio@gmail.com 1. Introduction Since the introduction of modern C++ in 2011, the language has seen rely on C++14 or C++17, with minimal adoption of C++20 or later１. This paper introduces stl-preview２, a library that backports most of the latest STL features (including those from C++26) to C++14 (but expected. It has been tested on various compilers including GCC, Clang, MSVC, Emscripten, and NDK with C++14 or later. Besides the extensive implementations, stl-preview is compatible with the existing STL

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return ++x; }; 20Lambda Expressions ● Capture Clause ○ C++11 ■ capture by value or reference ○ C++14 ■ generalized capture was added 21Lambda Expressions ● Capture Clause ○ generalized capture ■ evaluated 22Lambda Expressions ● Capture Clause ○ C++11 ■ [this] ■ captures this pointer by value ○ C++14 ■ [self = *this] ■ capture *this object by value, initializes a new variable ○ C++17 ■ [*this] declarations for the arguments passed to the closure ■ default parameters were not permitted ○ C++14 ■ parameters can have a data type of auto (generic lambda) ■ default parameters are supported auto

From the advent of C++98 to the official finalization of C++11, it has continued to stay relevant. C++14/17 is an important complement and optimization for C++11, and C++20 brings this language to the door fibonacci(const int n) { return n == 1 || n == 2 ? 1 : fibonacci(n-1) + fibonacci(n-2); } Starting with C++14, the constexpr function can use simple statements such as local variables, loops, and branches internally typename U> auto add2(T x, U y) -> decltype(x+y){ return x + y; } The good news is that from C++14 it is possible to directly derive the return value of a normal function, so the following way becomes

Example features C++20 Concepts Non-type template parameters C++17 Fold expressions constexpr if C++14 More permissive constexpr auto return type C++11 Primitive constexpr Variadic templates static_assert Example features C++20 Concepts Non-type template parameters C++17 Fold expressions constexpr if C++14 More permissive constexpr auto return type C++11 Primitive constexpr Variadic templates static_assert Example features C++20 Concepts Non-type template parameters C++17 Fold expressions constexpr if C++14 More permissive constexpr auto return type C++11 Primitive constexpr Variadic templates static_assert

standards Coding Standard C++ Versions Autosar C++14 Misra C++03 (working to C++17) High Integrity CPP C++11 JSF C++03 C++ CG C++11/14/17/20/latest CERT C++ C++14 Pedigree Coding Standard Number of Rules waiting Fixed gaps in memory model , Improved atomic flags, Repair memory model C++11: lambda C++14: generic lambda C++17: , progress guarantees, TOE, execution policies C++20: atomic_ref Future even miss a few C++17 features • MISRA parallel will also be in stages • C++11 atomics, async .mm • C++14 shared lock • C++17 parallel algo, futures, (still need more deep dive) unseq, • C++20 latches barriers

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- Finding Your Codebases C++ RootsMacro Timeline (general history) ANSI C Pre C++11 C++11 C++14 C++17 C++20 C++23 28 of 45 CppCon 2023 - Finding Your Codebases C++ RootsANSI C • Header blocks your own container 31 of 45 CppCon 2023 - Finding Your Codebases C++ RootsEarly Modern C++ (C++11 & C++14) • Start of Modern C++ • Smart pointer overuse • Scoped Enums • Move semantics • Change from Rule

template struct PowMeta{ static int const value = 1; };Pure Function ▪ constexpr Function (C++14) constexpr int powConstexpr(int m, int n) { int r = 1; for(int k = 1; k <= n; ++k) r *= m; return is not bound to an identifier. ▪ Steps in the evolution of lambdas ▪ C++11: Lambda expressions ▪ C++14: Generic lambda expressions ▪ C++20: Template parameters for lambda expressions ▪ Implementation: