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Ojasvi Garg

Tower Research Capital
Software Developer
Monday, September 24
 

09:00

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

11:00

The C++ Execution Model Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Bryce Adelstein Lelbach Concepts and Contracts: When, What, and How Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Michael Price

12:30

Trainers Panel I Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Jon Kalb • Nicolai Josuttis • Scott Meyers • Michael Caisse • Stephen Dewhurst

13:35

Book Signing: Scott Meyers Book StoreScott Meyers

14:00

Modern C++ Design (part 1 of 2) Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Titus Winters C++ Function Templates: How Do They Really Work? Steamboat (403)Walter E. Brown Contract Programming in C++(20) (part 1 of 2) Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Alisdair Meredith Crafting Embedded Domain-Specific Language (EDSL) In C++ using Metaprogramming, Operator Overloading, and Lambda Expressions Winter Park (406)Gilang Hamidy

15:15

Modern C++ Design (part 2 of 2) Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Titus Winters Contract Programming in C++(20) (part 2 of 2) Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Alisdair Meredith How C++ Debuggers Work Keystone (404)Simon Brand

16:45

Surprises in Object Lifetime Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Jason Turner
 
Tuesday, September 25
 

09:00

What Do We Mean When We Say Nothing At All? Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Kate Gregory Regular Types and Why Do I Care ? Telluride (407)Victor Ciura

10:30

Patterns and Techniques Used in the Houdini 3D Graphics Application Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Mark Elendt

12:05

Book Signing: Bjarne Stroustrup Book StoreBjarne Stroustrup

12:30

Grill the Résumés Steamboat (403)Michał Dominiak • Steve Carroll • Kai Nelson Debuggers for Modern Applications: Performance and Static Analysis Telluride (407)Samy Al Bahra

14:00

The Exciting New Future of Safe Reclamation for High Performance Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Paul McKenney • Maged Michael • Michael Wong What Could Possibly Go Wrong?: A Tale of Expectations and Exceptions Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Simon Brand • Phil Nash Pessimistic Programming Steamboat (403)Patrice Roy More gdb and other Linux debugging wizardry Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Greg Law

15:15

RVO is Harder than it Looks: the story of -Wreturn-std-move Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Arthur O'Dwyer

15:50

Talking to Typelists Telluride (407)Stephen Dewhurst Memory Tagging and how it improves C++ memory safety Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Kostya Serebryany Why and How to Roll Your Own std::function Implementation Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Tom Poole

16:45

Frozen data structures in C++14 Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Serge Guelton Lightweight 2D graphics with io2d Telluride (407)Guy Davidson Undefined Behavior is Not an Error Keystone (404)Barbara Geller • Ansel Sermersheim

20:30

Embedded C++ Steamboat (403)Odin Holmes • Ben Saks • Dan Saks • Brett Searles • Andrew Sloss
 
Wednesday, September 26
 

08:00

Big Infrastructure at a Small Scale Winter Park (406)Matthew von Arx

09:00

Sane and Safe C++ Classes Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Peter Sommerlad

10:30

Simplicity: not just for beginners Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Kate Gregory

12:30

Mixing Managed and Unmanaged Code and Targeting Cross Platform Distributions Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Kate Gregory • Lloyd Moore • Aaron R Robinson • Brett Searles

14:00

Compile-time programming and reflection in C++20 and beyond Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Louis Dionne Understanding Optimizers: Helping the Compiler Help You Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Nir Friedman

15:15

To Kill a Mocking Framework: Tools and Techniques for Testing Callbacks Using Standard C++ Keystone (404)Alastair Rankine

16:45

Memory Latency Troubles You? Nano-coroutines to the Rescue! (Using Coroutines TS, of Course) Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Gor Nishanov Parsing C++ Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Timur Doumler • Dmitry Kozhevnikov

18:45

Cross-platform C++ development is challenging - let tools help! Keystone (404)Marc Goodner
 
Thursday, September 27
 

09:00

OOP Is Dead, Long Live Data-oriented Design Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Stoyan Nikolov

10:30

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

14:00

Design for Performance: Practical Experience Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Fedor Pikus

15:15

Effective replacement of dynamic polymorphism with std::variant Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Mateusz Pusz Better C++ using Machine Learning on Large Projects Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Nicolas Fleury • Mathieu Nayrolles

15:50

C++ Everywhere with WebAssembly Steamboat (403)Damien Buhl Liberating the Debugging Experience with the GDB Python API Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Jeff Trull

16:45

Class Template Argument Deduction for Everyone Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Stephan T. Lavavej Initialization, Shutdown, and constexpr Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Greg Falcon
 
Friday, September 28
 

09:00

Bringing C++ 17 Parallel Algorithms to a standard library near you Keystone (404)Thomas Rodgers Applied Best Practices Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Jason Turner Feather: A Modern C++ Web Development Framework Telluride (407)Yu Qi

10:30

The Bits Between the Bits: How We Get to main() Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Matt Godbolt Better Code: Human Interface Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Sean Parent Large-Scale Changes at Google: Lessons Learned From Five Years of Mass Migrations Keystone (404)Hyrum Wright

13:30

Easy to Use, Hard to Misuse: Declarative Style in C++ Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Ben Deane

14:45

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

16:45

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