4.1 Assembler instructions to the program constexpr.cpp
4.3 The five ownership semantics
4.4 Displaying arbitrary characters
4.6 Returning a reference to a temporary
4.8 Summation with fold expressions
5.1 Automatically generated special member functions
5.2 Double free detected with AddressSanitizer
5.4 Directly initializing in the class
5.6 Wrong initialization order of member variables
5.8 A class with a std::unique_ptr
5.10 Calling a virtual function in the constructor
5.11 A virtual clone member function
5.12 A virtual clone member function without covariant return type
5.13 Shadowing of member functions
5.14 Different default arguments for virtual functions
5.15 dynamic_cast causes a std::bad_cast exception
5.16 Missing overload for int and MyInt
5.17 Using an explicit constructor
5.20 Undefined behavior with a “naked” union
6.1 The enumerators are too big for the underlying type
7.1 Resource Acquisition Is Initialization
7.2 Undefined behavior causes a core dump
7.3 Two owners with std::unique_ptr
7.7 Lifetime semantics of smart pointers
8.1 Reusing names in nested scopes
8.2 Hiding member functions of a base
8.3 Change visibility with a using declaration
8.6 Narrowing conversion detected
8.7 Usage of the function-like macro max
8.8 The null pointers 0, NULL, and nullptr
8.10 Wrong casts with the Visual Studio compiler
8.11 Wrong casts with the GCC or Clang compiler
8.12 Modulo versus overflow with unsigneds and signeds
8.13 Detecting narrowing conversion
8.14 Underflow and overflow of a C-array
9.1 Performance of the Meyers singleton
9.2 Performance of the singleton based on acquire-release semantics
9.3 Performance of the singleton in the single-threaded case
9.4 Move semantics on a copy-only type
9.5 Invoking gcd at compile time and run time
9.6 The relevant assembler instructions to the algorithm gcd
9.10 Memory access for sequence containers on Windows
10.1 Four categories of variables
10.2 Data race detection with ThreadSanitizer
10.5 A deadlock due to multiple locked mutexes
10.7 A condition variable in action
10.8 A condition variable without a predicate
10.9 Shared ownership using a pointer
10.10 Shared ownership using a smart pointer
10.11 Thread creation on Linux
10.12 Thread creation on Windows
10.13 Using a temporary lock std::lock_guard
10.14 Using a named temporary std::lock_guard
10.15 Usage of std::transform_exclusive_scan
10.16 A value and an exception as message
10.17 Notifications with a task
13.1 A function, a function object, and a lambda as sorting criteria
13.2 A function object with state
13.4 Template argument deduction
13.5 A reference is not SemiRegular
13.6 Surprise with argument-dependent lookup
13.7 Surprises with argument-dependent lookup solved
13.10 Comparing two accounts with a binary predicate
13.11 Compiler error with a virtual member function
13.12 Calculating primes at compile time
13.13 Calculating the factorial of 5 at compile time
13.14 Calculating at run time and compile time
13.15 power as function and metafunction
13.17 Correctness with the type-traits functions
13.18 Function versus template arguments
13.19 Modification versus new value
13.21 Template specialization for conditional execution
13.23 Simulating a return value
13.24 Case-insensitive search in a struct
13.25 Iterating through a few containers
13.26 Specialization and overloading of function templates
13.27 Specialization of function templates
14.1 Warnings with a C compiler
14.2 Errors with a C++ compiler
14.3 Different size of a char with a C++ compiler
15.1 Multiple definitions of a function
15.2 Linker error because of mismatch between function declaration and definition
15.3 Compiler error because of a mismatch between function declaration and definition
15.4 Cyclic dependencies among source files
16.1 Automatic management of memory
16.2 sizeof a C-array, a C++-array, and a std::vector
16.3 Accessing a nonexisting element of a std::string
16.4 Undefined behavior with a C-string
16.5 No memory allocation with std::string_view
16.6 Undefined behavior with printf
16.7 Performance with/without flushing on Linux
16.8 Performance with/without flush on Windows
18.1 Different return types in a function
18.2 Automatic managing of a device
A.2 Configure the applied rules
A.3 Automatic managing of a device