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Atomics in C++26?
published at 04.12.2025 18:05 by Jens Weller
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Did you know there is an C++26 addition to <atomic>?
Binary Trees: using unique_ptr
published at 20.11.2025 22:38 by Jens Weller
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Recently I've looked at binary trees, comparing a bare pointer version with new/delete against a binary tree that stores its nodes into a vector and uses indexes instead of pointers.
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