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14:00 PDT

Modern C++ Testing with Catch2 Telluride (407)Phil Nash

15:15 PDT

How C++ Debuggers Work Keystone (404)Simon Brand

16:45 PDT

Debug C++ Without Running Telluride (407)Anastasia Kazakova

08:00 PDT

minidumps: gdb-compatible, software controlled core dumps Keystone (404)Matthew Fleming

12:30 PDT

Debuggers for Modern Applications: Performance and Static Analysis Telluride (407)Samy Al Bahra

14:00 PDT

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

15:15 PDT

Funqual: user-defined statically-checked call tree constraints in C++ Telluride (407)Andrew Nelson

15:50 PDT

Memory Tagging and how it improves C++ memory safety Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Kostya Serebryany Teaching Old Compilers New Tricks: Transpiling C++17 to C++11 Steamboat (403)Tony Wasserka

16:45 PDT

Progress with C++ Modules Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Nathan Sidwell

20:30 PDT

Tool Time Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Phil Nash

09:00 PDT

Ensuring Exception Safety Through Testing Keystone (404)Jon Cohen

14:00 PDT

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

15:15 PDT

Refactoring Legacy Codebases with LibTooling Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)James Bennett To Kill a Mocking Framework: Tools and Techniques for Testing Callbacks Using Standard C++ Keystone (404)Alastair Rankine What's new in Visual Studio Code for C++ development Steamboat (403)Rong Lu

15:50 PDT

Save $$ Testing Code the Playback-Based Way Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)William Clements

18:45 PDT

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

09:00 PDT

Better Tools in Your Clang Toolbox: Extending clang-tidy With Your Custom Checks Winter Park (406)Victor Ciura

14:00 PDT

Implementing the C++ Core Guidelines’ Lifetime Safety Profile in Clang Winter Park (406)Matthias Gehre • Gábor Horváth

15:15 PDT

Better C++ using Machine Learning on Large Projects Aspen Highlands Hall (1st Floor)Nicolas Fleury • Mathieu Nayrolles ConcurrencyCheck - Static Analyzer for Concurrency Issues in Modern C++ Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)Anna Gringauze

15:50 PDT

Liberating the Debugging Experience with the GDB Python API Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Jeff Trull

08:00 PDT

Emacs BoF Telluride (407)Jeff Trull

09:00 PDT

C++ Modules and Large-Scale Development Copper Mountain Theater (2nd Floor)John Lakos

10:30 PDT

The Bits Between the Bits: How We Get to main() Breckenridge Hall (1st Floor)Matt Godbolt

13:30 PDT

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

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