Recent posts
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Going to C++11: tooling, part 2
Hello, everybody.
In last post, I told you that I had set up an automated daily job to merge any changes from master into a C++11 branch. Here are some initial results.
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Going to C++11: tooling, part 1
Welcome back.
In this short post, I continue my series about taking QuantLib to C++11. As you might recall, I’m trying to do it while staying with C++03 on the master branch. But how can we keep the two branches in sync?
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Going to C++11: deprecated standard features
Greetings.
This week, back to my series about taking QuantLib to C++11. I’ll tackle
std::auto_ptrand other features that were deprecated or removed in recent standards. -
A quick look at the QuantLib 1.13 release
Greetings.
In this short post, a few statistics for the latest QuantLib release: version 1.13, released May 24th. You can get it from the QuantLib site.
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QuantLib notebook: dangerous day-count conventions
Welcome back.
This week, I’m taking a break from my series about taking QuantLib to C++11. Instead, I’m posting a new screencast from my QuantLib notebooks series.