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Kostya Serebryany

Google
Software Engineer
Mountain View, USA
Websiteresearch.google.com/pubs/KonstantinSerebryany.html
Konstantin (Kostya) Serebryany is a Software Engineer at Google. His team develops and deploys dynamic testing tools, such as AddressSanitizer and ThreadSanitizer. Prior to joining Google in 2007, Konstantin spent 4 years at Elbrus/MCST working for Sun compiler lab and then 3 years at Intel Compiler Lab. Konstantin holds a PhD from mesi.ru and a Master from msu.ru. Twitter handle: @kayseesee
Sunday, September 23
 

17:30 PDT

Tee Shirt Night Dinner TBA

20:00 PDT

Registration Reception TBA
 
Monday, September 24
 

09:00 PDT

Concepts: The Future of Generic Programming (the future is here) Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Bjarne Stroustrup

11:00 PDT

Enough string_view to Hang Ourselves Keystone (404)Victor Ciura

14:00 PDT

Secure Coding Best Practices: Your First Line Is The Last Line Of Defense (part 1 of 2) Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Matthew Butler

15:15 PDT

Secure Coding Best Practices: Your First Line Is The Last Line Of Defense (part 2 of 2) Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Matthew Butler

16:45 PDT

Expect the Expected Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Andrei Alexandrescu Debug C++ Without Running Telluride (407)Anastasia Kazakova

17:00 PDT

Speaker Portraits |Fourth Floor BalconyZoetica Ebb
 
Tuesday, September 25
 

14:00 PDT

More gdb and other Linux debugging wizardry Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Greg Law

15:50 PDT

Memory Tagging and how it improves C++ memory safety Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Kostya Serebryany
 
Wednesday, September 26
 

09:00 PDT

Software Vulnerabilities in C and C++ Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Patricia Aas

14:00 PDT

Latest and Greatest in the Visual Studio Family for C++ Developers 2018 Steamboat (403)Steve Carroll • Marian Luparu

15:15 PDT

What's new in Visual Studio Code for C++ development Steamboat (403)Rong Lu

16:45 PDT

105 STL Algorithms in Less Than an Hour Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Jonathan Boccara

20:30 PDT

Optimizing Code Speed and Space with Build Time Switches Keystone (404)Ian Bearman • Chandler Carruth • Xiang Fan • Brett Searles • Michael Wong
 
Thursday, September 27
 

10:30 PDT

Thoughts on a More Powerful and Simpler C++ (5 of N) Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Herb Sutter

12:30 PDT

Software Security Keystone (404)Patricia Aas • Matthew Butler • Eva Conti • Matt Miller • Michael Wong

14:00 PDT

What do you mean "thread-safe"? Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Geoffrey Romer Design for Performance: Practical Experience Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Fedor Pikus Implementing the C++ Core Guidelines’ Lifetime Safety Profile in Clang Winter Park (406)Matthias Gehre • Gábor Horváth

15:15 PDT

Effective replacement of dynamic polymorphism with std::variant Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Mateusz Pusz ConcurrencyCheck - Static Analyzer for Concurrency Issues in Modern C++ Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Anna Gringauze

16:45 PDT

Development strategies: You've written a library - now what? Telluride (407)Marshall Clow

18:30 PDT

Meet the Speakers Dinner Keystone (404)
 
Friday, September 28
 

09:00 PDT

Interfaces matter: High Performance and Heap Allocated Containers Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)John Woolverton

10:30 PDT

Large-Scale Changes at Google: Lessons Learned From Five Years of Mass Migrations Keystone (404)Hyrum Wright

12:00 PDT

Diversity and Inclusion in C++ Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Bryce Adelstein Lelbach • Patricia Aas • Barbara Geller • Kate Gregory • JeanHeyd Meneide

13:30 PDT

Clangd: architecture of a scalable C++ language server Steamboat (403)Ilya Biryukov

14:45 PDT

Spectre: Secrets, Side-Channels, Sandboxes, and Security Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Chandler Carruth

16:45 PDT

Closing Panel: Spectre Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Matt Godbolt • Chandler Carruth • Jon Masters • Matt Miller