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Kirill Shulga

General Motors
Lead Software Engineer
Markham, ON, Canada
Websitegm.com
Creating a new generation of autonomous vehicles in General Motors.
Working on architecture, design, and implementation of High Definition Localization and Mapping module.
Have 20 years of C/C++ industry experience.
Sunday, September 23
 

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

The C++ Execution Model Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Bryce Adelstein Lelbach

12:05 PDT

Book Signing: Herb Sutter Book StoreHerb Sutter

13:35 PDT

Book Signing: Scott Meyers Book StoreScott Meyers

14:00 PDT

Modern C++ Design (part 1 of 2) Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Titus Winters

15:15 PDT

Modern C++ Design (part 2 of 2) Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Titus Winters

16:45 PDT

Unwinding the Stack: Exploring How C++ Exceptions Work on Windows Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)James McNellis
 
Tuesday, September 25
 

09:00 PDT

What Do We Mean When We Say Nothing At All? Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Kate Gregory

10:30 PDT

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

14:00 PDT

Operator Overloading: History, Principles and Practice Keystone (404)Ben Deane Pessimistic Programming Steamboat (403)Patrice Roy

15:15 PDT

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

15:50 PDT

yomm2 - Fast Orthogonal Open (Multi) Methods Keystone (404)Jean-Louis Leroy

16:45 PDT

Frozen data structures in C++14 Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Serge Guelton
 
Wednesday, September 26
 

09:00 PDT

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

10:30 PDT

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

14:00 PDT

How to Argue(ment): What Type Should I Use for My Function's Arguments Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Richard Powell

15:15 PDT

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

15:50 PDT

Value Semantics: Fast, Safe, and Correct by Default Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Nicole Mazzuca

16:45 PDT

105 STL Algorithms in Less Than an Hour Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Jonathan Boccara Modern C++ in Embedded Systems - The Saga Continues Steamboat (403)Michael Caisse
 
Thursday, September 27
 

09:00 PDT

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

10:30 PDT

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

14:00 PDT

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

15:15 PDT

Effective replacement of dynamic polymorphism with std::variant Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Mateusz Pusz

15:50 PDT

Engineering Software: integral types Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Andrei Zlate-Podani

16:45 PDT

Class Template Argument Deduction for Everyone Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Stephan T. Lavavej

18:30 PDT

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

09:00 PDT

Applied Best Practices Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Jason Turner

10:30 PDT

Moving Faster: Everyday efficiency in modern C++ Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Alan Talbot

13:30 PDT

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

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