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Project 1: Building a High-Performance C++ CLI Text Processor with std::format & Ranges
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Project 1: Building a High-Performance C++ CLI Text Processor with std::format & Ranges
Table of Contents
- Project Architecture
- CMakeLists.txt Setup
- Core Types and Interface Design
- File Reading with std::filesystem and Memory-Mapped Views
- Text Analysis: Words, Lines, Characters
- Pattern Search with ANSI Highlighting
- Case Transformation with Ranges
- Word Frequency Analysis
- Command-Line Interface with std::print
- Compiler Flags and Sanitizers
- Extension Challenges
- Phase 1 Reflection
Project Architecture
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CMakeLists.txt Setup
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Core Types and Interface Design
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Text Analysis: Words, Lines, Characters
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Pattern Search with ANSI Highlighting
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Command-Line Interface with std::print
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Extension Challenges
- Multi-file pipeline: Accept multiple filenames and aggregate stats across all files
- Regex search: Replace
string_view::findwithstd::regexorstd::basic_regexvia Ranges pipeline - Output formats: Add
--jsonand--csvflags usingstd::formatoutput sinks - Parallel analysis: Use
std::execution::par_unseqwithstd::reducefor character counting - Memory-mapped files: Use
mmap/MapViewOfFilefor true zero-copy on large files (>100MB)
Phase 1 Reflection
You have built a genuine, usable tool that applies every concept from Modules 1–9:
| Module Concept | Used In Project |
|---|---|
| CMake + Compiler Presets (Module 1) | CMakeLists.txt with sanitizers |
auto, const, string_view (Module 2) | Analysis functions parameters |
| Stack allocation, RAII (Module 3) | std::string content lifetime |
| Structured bindings (Module 4) | for (auto& [word, count] : freq) |
noexcept, error handling (Module 5) | File reading with exceptions |
References, const& (Module 6) | TextStats&, SearchResult& |
| RAII classes (Module 8) | std::ifstream auto-close |
std::format, std::print (Module 9) | All output formatting |
Proceed to Phase 2: Memory Layout: Stack vs Heap →
Part of the C++ Mastery Course — 30 modules from modern C++ basics to expert systems engineering.
