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I've recently started working on a new series on my Odysee channel which aims +to explain some very basic C/C++ code optimizations at an assembly +level.[1] I explore different keywords and good +programming habits in C++ and explain why they can lead to more optimized code +using the resulting assembly code. Basically, I compile the C++ code and then I +disassemble it using a tool like objdump.

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My main reason for making this series is that I find that many programmers +don't actually know what they're doing when they program. They write code simply +trying to get it done, but they're never disciplined in good programming habits +in their language. This is a shame considering that many of these simple habits +can greatly improve the efficiency of the output.

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As for why I'm using the dreaded video format instead of text the reason is +quite simple: I'm lazy. Writing all that up takes a lot of time and effort, and +this isn't exactly a programming tutorial, but rather an explanation/exposition. +So I don't mind the format all that much.

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I hope this is useful.

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References

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  1. + + "C++ Optimizations Series" on Odysee + +
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