Copyright © Siddhant Sanyam 2009 You are free to distribute, copy and modify this document as long as this copyright message appears. 1 Introduction This document is quite a briefed guide to check whether your coding practices in C++ are standard or not and to provide possible fixes for the same. This document was written after being fed up by the non-portable codes posted on the Usenet/Forums by many (many many) beginners. I came across a guide, ``C++ Portability Guide'' from Mozilla Developers' Center[ MCD's C++ Portability Guide ]. A point I noted (which upsets me), while I was reading it was that, the guide focuses on the popular coding practices in C++. It often gives you advices which will surely make your code portable but on the cost of degrading your language quality. It suggests not to use the 'advanced' feature of C++ and argues that since not much people know these feature, you shouldn't be implementing those in your programs. Some of ...
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