take(5): Using the C++ Iterator Model to Take Elements from an Input Stream - Barry Revzin - CppNow

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take(5): Using the C++ Iterator Model to Take Elements from an Input Stream - Barry Revzin - CppNow 2023
Slides: https://github.com/boostcon
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This talk is entirely about a short example, about a dozen lines of code, involving the interaction between views::istreamT and views::take. The behavior might be surprising, but in order to make sense of it, we have to first really deeply understand the C++ iterator model and what end() really means. Only then can we even answer the questions: is this broken? Can we fix it?
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Barry Revzin

Barry is a senior C++ developer at Jump Trading in Chicago, a research and technology driven trading firm. After programming for many years, he got really into the nuances and intricacies of C++ by being unreasonably active on StackOverflow (where he is the top contributor in C++14, C++17, C++20, and C++23). A lot of his C++ knowledge comes from just answering questions that he doesn’t know the answers to, especially when he answers them incorrectly at first.

His C++ involvement escalated when he started attending standards committee meetings in 2016, having written dozens of papers for C++20 and C++23. You might know him from such features as <=> (the parts that broke your code), pack expansion in lambda init-capture, explicit(bool), conditionally trivial special member functions, deducing this, if consteval, and the ability to finally write a constexpr function template that returns the size of an array.
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