python-cookbook-in-modern-cpp
Writing python cookbook in Modern C++ (C++17)
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python-cookbook-in-modern-cpp
Welcome to python-cookbook-in-modern-cpp repo! This repo is to attempt to write python-cookbook code in modern C++.
Env
macOS Sierra / clang 6.0 CentOS 7.3 / gcc 7.2
Dependencies
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range-v3
- Lazy evaluation and range algorithims to write python generator like code.
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fmt
- For python like str.format.
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date
- For date calculation.
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libzmq
- For networking.
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zmqpp
- For networking.
Build
Build all
git clone --recursive https://github.com/yukinarit/python-cookbook-in-modern-cpp.git
cd python-cookbook-in-modern-cpp
mkdir build
cmake ../src
cd build && make
Build a project
cd src/7/carrying_extra_state_with_callback_functions
mkdir build
cmake ..
cd build && make
Cookbook
| Chapter | Recipe | Description | Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Determining the Most Frequently Occurring Items in a Sequence | Find an item that has the most occurence in list | python / C++ |
| 1 | Calculating with Dictionaries | Calculating max/min of item in dictionary | python / C++ |
| 1 | Filtering Sequence Elements | Appliying various filterings to list | python / C++ |
| 1 | Finding Commonalities in Two Dictionaries | Calculating intersect from two dictionary | python / C++ |
| 1 | Finding the Largest or Smallest N Items | Finding the Largest or Smallest N Items from list | python / C++ |
| 1 | Implementing a Priority Queue | Implementing a Priority Queue | python / C++ |
| 1 | Keeping the Last N Items | Search a word in a text file and get the last n lines before the mached line | python / C++ |
| 1 | Mapping Keys to Multiple Values in a Dictionary | Dict manipulation | python / C++ |
| 1 | Removing Duplicates from a Sequence while Maintaining Order | Removing duplicates using range algorithm (Generator in Python) | python / C++ |
| 1 | Removing Duplicates from a Sequence while Maintaining Order | WIP | python / C++ |
| 1 | Sorting a List of Dictionaries by a Common Key | Sorting dict by key (Using rambda in C++, itemgetter in python) | python / C++ |
| 1 | Sorting Objects Without Native Comparison Support | Sorting Objects Without specifiying a comparison function | python / C++ |
| 2 | Combining and Concatenating Strings | Join and Buffer string | python / C++ |
| 3 | Determining Last Fridays Date | Date calculation | python / C++ |
| 4 | Creating New Iteration Patterns with Generators | Implement range(0, n, step) like function with generator | python / C++ |
| 4 | Iterating Over the Index-Value Pairs of a Sequence | Implement python's enumerate function | python / C++ |
| 4 | Iterating in Reverse | How to work with iterator | python / C++ |
| 4 | Iterating in Sorted Order Over Merged Sorted Iterables | Merge and sort two collections | python / C++ |
| 4 | Iterating on Items in Separate Containers | Iterate two collections | python / C++ |
| 4 | Delegating Iteration | Iterate childlen | python / C++ |
| 4 | Defining Generator Functions with Extra State | Implement enumerate like function with state | python / C++ |
| 7 | Carrying Extra State with Callback Functions | Write callback in many ways | python / C++ |
| 7 | Writing Functions That Accept Any Number of Arguments | Writing a function that accepts variable number arguments using Variadic template | python / C++ |
| 7 | Defining Functions with Default Arguments | Pitfall of using mutable type as default argument | python / C++ |
| 7 | Making an N-Argument Callable Work As a Callable With Fewer Arguments | An example1 using partial(bind in C++) | python / C++ |
| 7 | Making an N-Argument Callable Work As a Callable With Fewer Arguments | An example2 using partial(bind in C++) | python / C++ |
| 7 | Making an N-Argument Callable Work As a Callable With Fewer Arguments | An example3 using partial(bind in C++) | python / C++ |
| 9 | Applying Decorators to Class and Static Methods | Trying to make decorator-ish macro using variadic template | python / C++ |
| 11 | Creating a TCP server | Creating a TCP echo client | python / C++ |
| 11 | Creating a TCP server | Creating a TCP echo server | python / C++ |
| 11 | Creating a TCP server | Creating a TCP echo server using iostream like interface | python / C++ |
| 11 | Creating a TCP server | Setting option by setsockopt | python / C++ |
| 12 | Communicating Between Threads | An example using mutex and locks | python / C++ |
| 12 | Communicating Between Threads | An example using condition variable | python / C++ |
| 12 | How to create thread pool | Creating simple thread pool using lock and condition variable | python / C++ |