Editorial Policy

Last updated: August 6, 2026

Purpose

SimplifyC++ aims to publish useful, original educational material about C, C++, compilers, libraries, build systems, performance, and related software-engineering practice.

Authorship and responsibility

Ayman Alheraki is the founder and primary author. Published responsibility remains with the named author or contributor.

Sources and technical verification

Official standards documents, compiler documentation, library documentation, vendor manuals, source code, and reproducible tests are preferred for claims that depend on a specific implementation or version. Articles should identify versions and environments where those details materially affect the result.

AI-assisted work

Generative AI may assist with research organization, drafting, translation, proofreading, code explanation, or illustrations. Material is not intentionally published solely because an automated system produced it. Human review, correction, selection, and responsibility are required before publication.

Updates and corrections

Programming standards and toolchains change. Articles may be revised to correct errors, clarify wording, update versions, or improve examples. Readers can report concerns through Contact.

Independence

Advertising does not determine editorial conclusions. Sponsored material, when present, should be identified clearly and kept distinguishable from editorial content and site navigation.

Originality and attribution

SimplifyC++ does not intentionally republish copyrighted articles as its own. Short quotations, references, and external resources should be attributed appropriately. Copyright concerns may be sent to info@simplifycpp.org.