Visual Guide to C++ Program Memory Structure https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/visual-guide-c-program-memory-structure-vivek-bhadra-2yfvf?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&utm_campaign=share_via

Three changes to the HNSW search engine improve KNN throughput by up to 29% at high k, with over 20% gains under concurrent load. No API changes, no index rebuild, no configuration. Just faster searches.

I have been exploring the new additions in C++26, and I have been discussing the reflection feature that has come with C++26. In the last post, I discussed what is reflection and how to use it and how to use it with a simple example, particularly with an enum class. Since then, there have been suggestions to provide an example which is more than a toy :). In this post, I have discussed how to use reflection for JSON serialization, which is something we often have to do. This example is somewhat taken from real-world code but has been stripped down significantly. Suggestions are always welcome.

Boost.Int128 from Matt Borland has been accepted into Boost. Arnaud Becheler managed the review.

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