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Zach Marcantel

Epoch Labs, Inc

11:00am PDT

Instruction Re-ordering Everywhere: The C++ 'As-If' Rule and the Role of Sequence Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Charley Bay

2:00pm PDT

Cache Optimised Hash library White (Room 407)Christiaan Pretorius What is the basic interface? (part 1 of 2) Kantner (Room 403)Lisa Lippincott

3:15pm PDT

Designing C++ portable SIMD support Robinson (Room 409)Joel Falcou Parallelism in Modern C++ Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Hartmut Kaiser

4:45pm PDT

#Include : from bootloader to REST API with the new C++ Kantner (Room 403)Alfred Bratterud Beyond the Issaquah Challenge: High-Performance Scalable Complex Updates Frey (Room 406)Paul E. McKenney High Performance C++ Concurrent Transactional Data Structures: Concept, Design, and Implementation Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Damian Dechev • Deli Zhang My Little Optimizer: Undefined Behavior is Magic White (Room 407)Michael Spencer

9:00am PDT

An Introduction to C++ Coroutines Prince Theater (2nd Floor)James McNellis The Exception Situation Kantner (Room 403)Patrice Roy GDB - a lot more than you realized Vanity (Room 404)Greg Law

2:00pm PDT

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 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

3:45pm PDT

Out of Memory? Business as usual: Examining applications that do not terminate on std::bad_alloc Kantner (Room 403)Sergey Zubkov

4:45pm PDT

The speed of concurrency (is lock-free faster?) Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Fedor Pikus

9:00am PDT

From Zero to Iterators: Building and Extending the Iterator Hierarchy in a Modern, Multicore World Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Patrick Niedzielski Optimally Shooting Furry Balls out of Vulkanoes Kantner (Room 403)Alexandru Voicu

2:00pm PDT

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 PDT

Introduction to Vector Parallelism Kantner (Room 403)Pablo Halpern

4:45pm PDT

C++14 Reflections Without Macros, Markup nor External Tooling: metaprogramming tricks for POD types Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Antony Polukhin Elegant Asynchronous Code Vanity (Room 404)Nat Goodspeed

9:00am PDT

A modern database interface for C++ Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Erik Smith Deploying C++ modules to 100s of millions of lines of code Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Manuel Klimek Improving Performance Through Compiler Switches- Examples from Scientific Computing Vanity (Room 404)Tim Haines

2:00pm PDT

Channels - An alternative to callbacks and futures Vanity (Room 404)John Bandela No Sane Compiler Would Optimize Atomics Prince Theater (2nd Floor)JF Bastien

3:15pm PDT

Algorithm Design For Values Distributed In Time White (Room 407)Kirk Shoop There and Back Again: An Incremental C++ Modules Design Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Richard Smith Practical Performance Practices Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Jason Turner

9:00am PDT

C++ Modules: The State of The Union Bowie Hall (1st Floor Hall)Gabriel Dos Reis Implementing Lightweight Object Persistence with Modern C++ Prince Theater (2nd Floor)Bob Steagall