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C++ references - not as safe as houses, but they can be optimal

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18 Nov 2012CPOL7 min read 39K   13  
A brief excursion into practical contexts in which C++ references can be used effectively with discussion of the dangers in using them.
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Software Author with engineering, science and mathematical background.

Many years using C++ to develop responsive visualisations of fine grained dynamic information largely in the fields of public transport and supply logistics. Currently interested in what can be done to make the use of C++ cleaner, safer, and more comfortable.

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