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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…

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A case-study in the design and development of iZotope's GUI framework, for real-time audio software, using C++17 to eliminate common sources of bugs and increase developer productivity. To illustrate…

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This session is part of the Software Design Track.

“If I could go back in time and had the power to change C++, rather than adding virtual function, I would add language support for type erasure…

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Paradox grand strategy games are all about simulating history through various lenses (politics, economy, warfare, diplomacy, demographics...) in real time. Over the last 20 years, our games have…

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This talk presents a view of a Software Architect on designing interfaces. Often there is no such thing as "the best" solution for the problem. In many cases, we have to deal with compromises and…

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GDB is bigger than you might think, and it's evolving fast. This is a depth-first walk through what's been added in versions 9 and 10. Depth-first meaning that no prior knowledge of these features…

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C++ class design has been error prone since the beginning until Scott Meyers told us about the Rule-of-Three. But even that is not enforced by the language. In addition, C++11 changed the set of…

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Designing and implementing a variant type (such as `std::variant` itself) in C++, at first, seems a rather inane topic. It turns out, however, that a variant type's performance or lack thereof,…

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Finding and correcting defects in our code (aka bugs) is often a time-consuming, tedious, and challenging task. As the size and complexity of our code bases grows, it can feel like the corresponding…