cpp-pro

Replace raw new/delete calls with std::unique_ptr for exclusive ownership and std::shared_ptr for shared ownership. Apply RAII so resources are released automatically, and follow the Rule of Zero to avoid writing custom destructors where possible.

Use move semantics and perfect forwarding to avoid unnecessary copies, constexpr for compile-time computation, and STL algorithms instead of raw loops. Profile with tools like perf and VTune, and validate with Google Benchmark.

Use std::thread with std::atomic for shared state and mutexes for critical sections, ensuring exception safety guarantees. Validate concurrency correctness with ThreadSanitizer to detect data races before deployment.

Yes, output includes CMakeLists.txt configured with the appropriate C++ standard (C++11 through C++23). Header files use include guards or #pragma once, and test targets integrate Google Test or Catch2.

Prefer STL algorithms like std::transform, std::find_if, and std::accumulate whenever they express the intent directly, since they are less error-prone and often better optimized. Reserve raw loops for cases algorithms cannot express cleanly.