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Adam Getchell

University of California Davis
Director of Information Technology
San Francisco Bay Area

https://aes.ucdavis.edu

I study quantum gravity via simulations written in C++ and Lisp with data analysis pipelines in Python and R. I'm interested in general relativity, high energy and mathematical physics (there's an extraordinary amount of overlap these days), scientific programming, extreme reliability, and performance optimization.

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9:00am

Modernizing Your C++: Part I Grimmie (Room 407)Michael Caisse

9:00am

Modernizing Your C++: Part II Grimmie (Room 407)Michael Caisse

9:00am

Keynote: The Evolution of C++: Past, Present, and Future Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Bjarne Stroustrup

11:00am

Using Types Effectively Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Ben Deane

2:00pm

A <chrono> Tutorial Frey (Room 406)Howard Hinnant

3:15pm

Parallelism in Modern C++ Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Hartmut Kaiser

4:45pm

The C++17 Parallel Algorithms Library and Beyond Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Bryce Adelstein Lelbach

9:00am

High Performance Code 201: Hybrid Data Structures Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Chandler Carruth

10:30am

Keynote: extern "C": Talking to C Programmers About C++ Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Dan Saks

2:00pm

Advanced Levelization Techniques (part 1 of 3) White (Room 407)John Lakos

3:15pm

Conan, a C and C++ package manager for developers Vanity (Room 404)Diego Rodriguez-Losada Gonzalez

3:45pm

The strange details of std::string at Facebook Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Nicholas Ormrod

4:45pm

Make Friends with the Clang Static Analysis Tools Vanity (Room 404)Gabor Horvath

9:00am

The Blaze High Performance Math Library White (Room 407)Klaus Iglberger

2:00pm

C++, Abstract Algebra and Practical Applications Kantner (Room 403)Robert Ramey STL Algorithms - why you should use them, and how to write your own Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Marshall Clow

3:15pm

Introduction to Vector Parallelism Kantner (Room 403)Pablo Halpern Using weakly ordered C++ atomics correctly Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Hans Boehm

4:45pm

From Numerical Cosmology to Efficient Bit Abstractions for the Standard Library Frey (Room 406)Vincent Reverdy

9:00am

C++ at the South Pole : Turning Particle-Astro-Physicist-Hackers into Software Engineers Frey (Room 406)Alex Olivas Improving Performance Through Compiler Switches- Examples from Scientific Computing Vanity (Room 404)Tim Haines

10:30am

Keynote: Developing Blockchain Software Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)David Schwartz

2:00pm

AAAARGH!? Adopting Almost Always Auto Reinforces Good Habits!? Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Andy Bond What C++ Programmers Need to Know about Header <random> White (Room 407)Walter E. Brown

3:15pm

I Just Wanted a Random Integer! Kantner (Room 403)Cheinan Marks

4:45pm

Variadic expansion in examples Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Michał Dominiak

8:00am

Using Enum Structs as Bitfields Frey (Room 406)Jon Kalb