Delegates: C++11 vs. Impossibly Fast - A Quick and Dirty Comparison

David O'Neil

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A quick comparison of the C++11 lambda/delegate approach vs. Sergey Ryazanov's 'Impossibly Fast Delegates.'

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David O'Neil

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Trained as a mechanical engineer, I have been involved with design, supervision, and project management. I taught myself C++ programming in order to play around with binaural beats more easily. I've also created various databases to help with project management and personal tasks.

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Delegates: C++11 vs. Impossibly Fast - A Quick and Dirty Comparison

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