This is a revamp of my personal site, as an experiment as I'm learning how to use Docusaurus.

I put up a mirror of the Parashift C++ FAQ Lite that I read when I was learning C++:

• https://mcglynn.dev/mirror/c++-faq

It was published circa 2006, and later it was rolled into the ISO C++ FAQ and expanded, but I like the original edition's unique writing style and think that later editions diluted that a bit.

It covers such fun topics such as:

• How Arrays are evil
  • What does the FAQ mean by "such and such is evil"?
• Inheritance — what your mother never told you
  • But my problem doesn't have anything to do with circles and ellipses, so what good is that silly example to me?

I wanted a simple way to do image comparisons on one of my other projects, so I ported the pixelmatch library to C++17.

• https://github.com/jwmcglynn/pixelmatch-cpp17

Example output​

expected	actual	diff

The library itself is a straightforward port, written using modern C++ infrastructure and a polyfill for the C++20 std::span, and with additional infrastructure such as:

• Additional tests to reach 100% code coverage.
• Fuzz tests.

To better understand how EternalTerminal works, I wrote some docs on the protocol and landed them into the EternalTerminal repository:

• https://github.com/MisterTea/EternalTerminal/blob/master/docs/protocol.md