Add Scott Meyer's advice #2
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From @richelbilderbeek on October 4, 2015 10:49
From @richelbilderbeek on June 1, 2014 15:22
From http://cppandbeyond.com/2012/04/16/session-topic-initial-thoughts-on-effective-c11:
Prefer auto to Explicit Type Declarations
Distinguish () and {} When Creating Objects
Remember that auto + { expr } == std::initializer_list
Prefer non-member begin/end to member versions
Declare std::thread Members Last in Classes
Be Wary of Default Capture Modes in Lambdas Escaping Member Functions
Prefer Emplacement to Insertion
Pass std::launch::async if Asynchronicity is Essential
Minimize use of Weak Atomics
Distinguish Rvalue References from Universal References
Assume that move operations are neither present nor cheap
Prefer Lambdas over Binders
Prefer Lambdas over Variadic Arguments to Threading Functions
Be Wary of Oversubscription
Apply std::forward when Passing Universal References
Prefer std::array to Built-in Arrays
Use std::make_shared Whenever Possible
Prefer Pass-by-Reference-to-const to Pass-by-Value for std::shared_ptrs
Pass by Value if You’ll Copy Your Parameter
Reserve noexcept for Functions with Wide Interfaces
For Copyable Types, View Move as an Optimization of Copy
Prefer enum classes to enums
Prefer nullptr to NULL and 0
Distinguish among std::enable_if, static_assert, and =delete
Copied from original issue: richelbilderbeek/ProjectRichelBilderbeek#216
Copied from original issue: richelbilderbeek/RichelbilderbeekNl#3