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co_awaiting coroutines
Have you been co_awaiting the next post about the coroutines? Well after some break from writing finally it’s here. So first of all, if you are reading this post, I assume you are already familiar with the introduction to the coroutines and description of the promise types, since this is just a continuation of a…
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Your first coroutine
Once you got familiar with the introduction to the coroutines, then I think it’s high time to actually implement your first co-routine object. This whole post is all about understanding how to implement co-routines and related entities (especially promise_type). Before we start the adventure, please ensure that your compiler does support coroutines. (as of this…
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Coroutines introduction
And so it’s happened. After a long time of doubts, opposition, and preparation of this feature, WG21 agreed on how the coroutines should look like, and coroutines will likely come into C++ 20. Since it’s a significant feature, I think it’s good to start preparing and learning this now (remember there are also modules, concepts,…
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Error handling now and tomorrow
So we will be talking about the error handling. Well first, I guess I need to explain myself why I decided to talk about this topic. You all know about error handling mechanisms in the C++ language right? You know you can throw exceptions, you know you shouldn’t throw them too often, because of performance…
