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Many links seem to be awkwardly worded or raw URLs. Like this one from the "Considering Threadability" section: ` For more information see the following article from Herb Sutter: http://herbsutter.com/2013/05/24/gotw-6a-const-correctness-part-1-3/...

mikeblas

It says "This article provides a background and explains techniques for implementing nearly 100% of the time." which doesn't make sense. Maybe "This article provides a background and explains techniques...

mikeblas

Sorry, I've accidentally **deleted** the wiki's main file. I thought it would redirect me to fork the repo to do that... 😑 When I tried to revert the commit that...

caiubi

Rule of Zero "original article" link is dead.

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jmatzen

The gitbook link in the readme links to the legacy version of gitbook, new gitbook users are unable to login through the legacy portal. Get 401 error when I go...

alexhadd

Underflow / overflow terms are used incorrectly

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03-Style - line 368 The text mentions "integer underflow". There is no such thing. Underflow (that is, truncation to zero) happens only for floating point types. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6360049/what-are-arithmetic-underflow-and-overflow-in-c

Xeverous

Add Table of Contents to pages for viewing via github

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_Summary: There's a really easy way to do this, and keep it uptodate - this ticket is to explore whether you would accept a pull-request to implement it..._ ## Motivation...

claremacrae

Bazel on Windows

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In the "Use The Tools Available" section, it says that bazel is "MacOS and Linux only." According to bazel's documentation, Windows is supported: https://docs.bazel.build/versions/master/windows.html.

geoffviola

Consider adding Compiler Explorer links to Considering Performance chapter

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A counter point to the `std::bind` section seems to prove there isn't a runtime overhead for the example given: https://godbolt.org/g/ZcUgRr

samkellett

I'd like to make the observation that perhaps this is a good place for templated functions instead of runtime checks. If so, how often would you see this in production...

PeterBadzhakov