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The options pricing library I work on at CSIRO is both computationally intensive and highly mathematical – a perfect fit for improving performance by moving calculations to the GPU. In this talk…

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Programming consists of two activities:

1. Breaking down a problem in parts small enough to understand and implement.
2. Composing the parts to build up functionality and solve the original problem.…

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In this talk, I will explore how to leverage language rules and static analysis principles to provide safety guarantees in C++ at compile time, without compromising on its performance and memory…

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Once you decide to start a big project or a company, it eventually comes down to unifying the build infrastructure. However, hundreds and thousands of compilation units are extremely difficult to…

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The Networking TS provides a framework for writing asynchronous and network-aware applications. A framework which also promotes reusable and testable code. These platonic concerns are only part…

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Writing programs that run on clusters of computers is notoriously tedious and error-prone, particularly for applications like genomics, sparse linear algebra, and graph analytics, which often require…

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The six special member functions. Do you know them all? Do you know when the compiler generates them for you and what they are doing? And most importantly, do you know when they don’t give you what…

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C++ is used for many numerically intensive applications. A combination of performance and solid backward compatibility has led to its use for many research software codes over the past 20 years.…

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In this workshop, we will take a look into how Python-style named tuples can be implemented in C++20.
The goal will be to test and implement the following snippet from scratch with modern C++ features.…

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C++ is used in many different areas, including in safety-critical applications. Coming from the automotive industry, we must conform to stringent safety standards (such as ISO 26262) which nudge…

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Before C++11, the C++ Standard Library did not have much support for working with time. C++11 changed all that and introduced the chrono library as part of the Standard Library. With its introduction…

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This talk will outline various algebraic types and structures, such as sum product and exponential types, structures such as monoids and groups, and higher order structures such as functors and…

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What to do when a program is slower than what we'd like? Where to start when trying to improve throughput, latency or responsiveness?

In this beginner friendly session we will introduce the two…

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It is common to see different design idioms and patterns in different programming paradigms as they represent /the way/ something should be implemented in a given paradigm, and each paradigm is…

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C++ programs that are dynamic in nature have to create objects at some time during run-time. New objects can be created by explicitly calling ‘new’ and then the data type of that object. However…

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The C++ world experienced a revolution when the original STL was released by HP in the early 1990s. Based on the pioneering work of Alex Stepanov, Meng Lee, and others, the C++ community now had…

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The C++ Standard Library is a valuable collection of generic algorithms and data structures that improves the usability and reliability of C++ software. Graph algorithms and data structures are…

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SQL is *the* language for database manipulation. However, interfacing it to C++ in a type safe manner can be awkward, requiring either preprocessors, boilerplate, or loss of type safety.

In the…

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“In all cases, it would be better if the cast ... could be eliminated” --Bjarne Stroustrup. As this quote attests, casting has been controversial from the beginnings of C++ and yet, when used judiciously…

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How would our code change if a member function could deduce the type and value category of the object ("this") it worked on?

Potentially a lot, and this talk will highlight some of those changes.…

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The hazard pointer deferred reclamation technique supports low-latency access to dynamic objects by deferring the reclamation of objects that may be removed while being accessed concurrently until…