cpplinks is a categorized reference collection of C++ resources.
The project addresses the challenge of discovering and organizing high-quality C++ learning and reference materials across a fragmented landscape of tools, techniques, and domains. It works by curating links into logical categories spanning compiler behavior, debugging, performance analysis, assembly language across multiple architectures, memory models, build systems, testing methodologies, and executable formats. Each category groups related resources including articles, documentation, software tools, and conference talks.
Developers should use this collection when building foundational knowledge in systems programming, low-level optimization, or unfamiliar areas of the C++ ecosystem. It suits anyone seeking curated entry points into specialized topics like microarchitectural side channels, dynamic and static analysis, or debugging with tools like GDB, LLDB, and RR. The breadth of coverage—from ARM and RISC-V assembly to FPGA and GPU computing, from linker behavior to foreign function interfaces—makes it particularly valuable for those working across multiple domains rather than seeking a single comprehensive tutorial.
The project maintains an explicitly work-in-progress character with ongoing curation. Development activity centers on link collection and categorization rather than code or tooling, reflecting its nature as a living reference document that welcomes community feedback and suggestions.
