cpp-pro

Solve modern C++ coding problems with idiomatic patterns.

Updated Apr 9, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/landmaster135/devbox --skill cpp-pro-landmaster135
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Skill: cpp-pro
Source: https://github.com/landmaster135/devbox/tree/main/.config/codex/skills/systems-programming/agents/cpp-pro
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/landmaster135/devbox --skill cpp-pro-landmaster135

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Guides developers to produce idiomatic, memory-safe C++ code using modern language features, ensuring robust design through RAII, smart pointers, and efficient STL usage.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Promotes modern C++ practices with RAII, smart pointers, and safe resource management
  • Emphasizes templates, move semantics, and concepts for generic, efficient code
  • Provides guidance for performance optimization and concurrency safety

Quick Start

Create a small C++ module that demonstrates RAII, unique_ptr, and an STL algorithm in a single header with constexpr where applicable

Frequently Asked Questions about cpp-pro

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I write memory-safe C++ code using RAII and smart pointers?

To write memory-safe C++ code, utilize RAII patterns and smart pointers like unique_ptr for automatic resource management. This ensures robust design by binding resource lifetimes to object scope, preventing leaks.

What is the best way to implement generic, high-performance utilities in modern C++?

The best way to implement generic, high-performance C++ utilities is by using templates, move semantics, and concepts. This combination enables efficient, reusable code without runtime overhead for performance-critical modules.

Does this C++ guidance support concurrent components and thread safety?

Yes, this modern C++ guidance provides specific direction for concurrency safety and performance optimization. It helps design concurrent components that operate safely without data races in multi-threaded environments.

Do I need C++11 or newer to use idiomatic modern C++ patterns?

Yes, you need C++11 or newer to use these idiomatic modern C++ patterns. Features like smart pointers, move semantics, RAII, and enhanced STL algorithms require at least the C++11 standard to compile.

How do I structure a C++ module with STL algorithms and constexpr?

Structure a modern C++ module in a single header file demonstrating RAII, unique_ptr, and STL algorithms. Apply constexpr where applicable to enable compile-time evaluation and optimize performance-critical operations.