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CPPCON2020 Session Review: Back to Basics: Concurrency
Arthur O’Dwyer’s session is a lap around the concurrency facilities present in C++, starting with C++11. He starts the session with a gentle introduction to concurrency and parallelism pre-C++11 and walks you towards the memory model present in Modern C++, … Continue reading
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Tagged C++, C++17, C++20, CPPCON, CPPCON2020
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CPPCON2020 Session Review: Test Driven C++
I was interested in this talk by Phil Nash to see his approach with C++. TDD is an approach that, as it states it is test driven (and Phil clarifies that it is different from test first). Saying that, there … Continue reading
CPPCON2020 Session Review: Back to Basics: Class Layout
There are two types of knowledge: timely and timeless. Knowing how your types are laid out onto physical hardware is programmer’s gold and it is timeless knowledge. It never leaves you. I would recommend strongly this talk if you work … Continue reading
CPPCON2020 Session Review: The Future of C++ Parallel and Concurrency Safety Guidelines
“I test, therefore I exist.” Paraphrasing René Descartes, what do you do if you’ve been conditioned from your engineering “birth” to test, and test everything. This session is a fit for you if you program systems that require safety as … Continue reading
Posted in C++, C++17, concurrent programming, software, software architecture
Tagged AUTOSAR, C++, C++17, C++20, MISRA, SIL
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CPPCON2020 Session Review: Collaborative Development with Visual Studio Code
Julia Reid walks through three main topics in this entertaining session about Visual Studio Code: the Visual Studio Code, CMake and vcpkg trifecta, remote development, including containers, and collaboration using LiveShare. Continue reading
Posted in C++, C++17, C++20, programming languages, software
Tagged C++, C++17, C++20, CMake, CPPCON, CPPCON2020, vcpkg, Visual Studio Code
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CPPCON2020 Session Review: Back To Basics: The Structure of a Program
Bob Steagall will walk you through the anatomy of a C++ program, explaining each of the parts. If you want to make sense of it all, check out this talk. Continue reading
Posted in C++, C++17, C++20, programming languages, software
Tagged C++, C++17, C++20, CPPCON
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CPPCON2020 Session Review: Back to Basics: The Abstract Machine
If you’ve been flirting with C++, and are past the customary “Hello, world!” program, have been programming for a few months, but want to commit to a serious relationship, then this talk is for you. Bob Steagall masterfully walks you … Continue reading
Posted in C++, C++17, C++20, programming languages, software
Tagged C++, C++17, C++20, CPPCON, CPPCON2020
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Boutique C++
Boutique C++ is an approach to write a focused book on one topic. Continue reading
HOME: Habitations and Observations for Moon Exploration
How would you go about developing a habitat for five people to survive six months on the Moon? You may be familiar with Artemis, whose goal is to “land the first woman and the next man on the Moon by … Continue reading
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