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Casey Carter

Microsoft
Software Engineer II

Casey Carter is longtime user of C++ who recently ended his career in aerospace manufacturing to participate in C++ standardization. After attending a WG21 meeting, his enthusiasm for Concept library design and semantics somehow turned into authorship of the Ranges TS. He is currently pursuing interests in Ranges, world domination, and doughnuts at Microsoft Redmond.

9:00am PDT

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

11:00am PDT

Embracing Standard C++ for the Windows Runtime Kantner (Room 403)Kenny Kerr • James McNellis

2:00pm PDT

Standards Proposals for SG6 - Integers Robinson (Room 409)John McFarlane • Robert Ramey What is the basic interface? (part 1 of 2) Kantner (Room 403)Lisa Lippincott

3:15pm PDT

Colonies, performance and why you should care White (Room 407)Matthew Bentley

4:45pm PDT

variant: Past, Present and Future Vanity (Room 404)David Sankel The C++17 Parallel Algorithms Library and Beyond Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Bryce Adelstein Lelbach

8:30pm PDT

Grill the Committee Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Jon Kalb • Hans Boehm • Chandler Carruth • Casey Carter • Marshall Clow • Gabriel Dos Reis • Bjarne Stroustrup • Herb Sutter • Michael Wong

8:15am PDT

SG14 meeting Wednesday:Towards better support in C++ for Games and Finance Frey (Room 406)Nicolas Guillemot • Sean Middleditch • Michael Wong

9:00am PDT

The Exception Situation Kantner (Room 403)Patrice Roy Two practical applications of the Brigand TMP library Robinson (Room 409)Edouard Alligand • Joel Falcou

10:30am PDT

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

2:00pm PDT

Advanced Levelization Techniques (part 1 of 3) White (Room 407)John Lakos C++ Coroutines: Under the covers Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Gor Nishanov The Continuing Future of Concurrency in C++ Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Anthony Williams Towards Heterogeneous Programming in C++ Kantner (Room 403)Gordon Brown • Michael Wong Want fast C++? Know your hardware! Vanity (Room 404)Timur Doumler

3:15pm PDT

Conan, a C and C++ package manager for developers Vanity (Room 404)Diego Rodriguez-Losada Gonzalez Advanced Levelization Techniques (part 2 of 3) White (Room 407)John Lakos Putting Coroutines to Work with the Windows Runtime Frey (Room 406)Kenny Kerr • James McNellis

3:45pm PDT

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

4:45pm PDT

Advanced Levelization Techniques (part 3 of 3) White (Room 407)John Lakos The speed of concurrency (is lock-free faster?) Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Fedor Pikus tuple: What's New and How it Works Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Stephan T. Lavavej Welcome To The Time Zone Robinson (Room 409)Howard Hinnant

8:30pm PDT

Lightning Talks Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Michael Caisse

9:00am PDT

From Zero to Iterators: Building and Extending the Iterator Hierarchy in a Modern, Multicore World Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Patrick Niedzielski

10:30am PDT

Rich Code For Tiny Machines: A Simple Commodore 64 Game In C++17 Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Jason Turner

12:30pm PDT

Reflection, Status and Use Cases Vanity (Room 404)Roland Bock • David Sankel

2:00pm PDT

Garbage In, Garbage Out: Arguing about Undefined Behavior with Nasal Demons Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Chandler Carruth STL Algorithms - why you should use them, and how to write your own Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Marshall Clow

3:15pm PDT

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