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Tuesday, September 25 • 20:30 - 22:00
Embedded C++

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C++ has not always been the first language choice to use in embedded environments, but with the advent of modern C++, its use has been on the rise. Developing for embedded environments generally and the Internet of Things (IoT) specifically, presents challenges for which modern C++ offers a unique tool set. Come ask the experts on how they view C++ in this space and how to use modern C++ to get the best performance possible to meet the demands embedded systems such as IoT.
Speakers
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Odin Holmes

chaos monkey, Auto-Intern GmbH
Odin was allocated from a pool of hippies in the middle of the forest. He spent most of his career designing electronic circuits and programming micro controllers in assembler. One day after having shot himself in the foot particularly badly a friend introduced him to C++, a seriously... Read More →
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Dan Saks

President, Saks & Associates
Dan Saks is the president of Saks & Associates, which offers training and consulting in C and C++ and their use in developing embedded systems. Dan used to write the “Programming Pointers” column for embedded.com online. He has also written columns for numerous print publications... Read More →
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Ben Saks

Chief Engineer, Saks & Associates
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Brett Searles

Principal Architect, Attobotics
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Andrew Sloss

Senior Principal Research Engineer, Arm Holdings
Fellow of the British Computer Society, Part Time Lecturer at the University of Washington Electrical Engineering Department and Senior Principal Research Engineer at Arm Holdings. Andrew has had a long career in the Embedded field spanning both commercial and higher education. His... Read More →

Tuesday September 25, 2018 20:30 - 22:00 PDT
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