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Dov Shlachter

Google
Software Engineer
dovs@google.com
I work on autogenerating client libraries and providing safe, ergonomic, idiomatic interfaces to remote APIs. Other technical interests include compilers, systems, and high performance computing.
Saturday, September 14
 

09:00 MDT

Advanced and Modern C++ Programming: The Tricky Parts Summit 9Nicolai Josuttis
 
Sunday, September 15
 

09:00 MDT

Advanced and Modern C++ Programming: The Tricky Parts Summit 9Nicolai Josuttis
 
Monday, September 16
 

08:00 MDT

Registration Registration

08:45 MDT

C++20: C++ at 40 Aurora ABjarne Stroustrup

11:00 MDT

An Overview of Standard Ranges Summit 8/9Tristan Brindle

14:00 MDT

What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory Allocation Aurora ASamy Al Bahra • Hannes Sowa • Paul Khuong

15:15 MDT

Using Freestanding C++ to add C++17 to your Shellcode, UEFI, Embedded Systems and Unikernels. Crest 3Rian Quinn

16:45 MDT

Preventing Spectre One Branch at a Time: The Design and Implementation of Fine Grained Spectre v1 Mitigation APIs Summit 6/7Zola Bridges • Devin Jeanpierre

18:00 MDT

Beverages with Backtrace Social Hall (Aurora B)Karla Bueno • Karla Bueno
 
Tuesday, September 17
 

09:00 MDT

Rethinking the Way We Do Templates in C++ Aurora CMateusz Pusz

10:30 MDT

"Allegro" Means Both Fast and Happy. Coincidence? Aurora AAndrei Alexandrescu

14:00 MDT

Behind Enemy Lines - Reverse Engineering C++ in Modern Ages Crest 4/5Gal Zaban

15:15 MDT

Efficient GPU Programming with Modern C++ Aurora DMichael Wong • Gordon Brown

15:50 MDT

Small is beautiful: Techniques to minimise memory footprint Summit 8/9Steven Pigeon

16:45 MDT

Concurrency in C++20 and Beyond Aurora DAnthony Williams

18:00 MDT

Boost Community Dinner Ski Village (Lower Level)
 
Wednesday, September 18
 

08:00 MDT

Site Reliability Engineering: Balancing Risk and Velocity Summit 8/9Derek Remund

09:00 MDT

TCMalloc: A High-Performance Memory Allocator Crest 4/5Chris Kennelly

09:35 MDT

How to Hold a T Crest 4/5CJ Johnson

10:30 MDT

Applied WebAssembly: Compiling and Running C++ in Your Web Browser Aurora ABen Smith

14:00 MDT

Abusing Your Memory Model for Fun and Profit Aurora CSamy Al Bahra • Paul Khuong

15:15 MDT

How to Implement Your First Compiler Feature: The Story of Concepts in Clang Summit 4/5Saar Raz

16:45 MDT

Killing Uninitialized Memory: Protecting the OS Without Destroying Performance Crest 4/5Joe Bialek • Shayne Hiet-Block
 
Thursday, September 19
 

09:00 MDT

Asynchronous Programming in Modern C++ Aurora AHartmut Kaiser

10:30 MDT

Better Code: Relationships Aurora ASean Parent

14:00 MDT

Structured Concurrency: Writing Safer Concurrent Code with Coroutines and Algorithms Aurora ALewis Baker

15:15 MDT

Safe Software for Autonomous Mobility With Modern C++ Crest 4/5Andreas Pasternak

15:50 MDT

Mesh: Automatically Compacting Your C++ Application's Memory Crest 3Emery Berger

16:45 MDT

In-place Construction: the Routine Complexities of Efficiency Crest 4/5Ben Deane
 
Friday, September 20
 

09:00 MDT

Higher-order functions in Modern C++: existing techniques and `function_ref` Crest 4/5Vittorio Romeo

10:30 MDT

What a View! Building Your Own (Lazy) Range Adaptors (part 2 of 2) Aurora CChristopher Di Bella Polymorphism != Virtual: Easy, Flexible Runtime Polymorphism Without Inheritance Aurora AJohn Bandela

12:00 MDT

6 Algorithmic Journeys with Concepts Crest 4/5Taras Shevchenko

13:30 MDT

Faster Code Through Parallelism on CPUs and GPUs Crest 4/5David Olsen

14:45 MDT

The Networking TS in Practice: Patterns for Real World Problems Crest 4/5Robert Leahy

16:15 MDT

De-fragmenting C++: Making Exceptions and RTTI More Affordable and Usable (“Simplifying C++” #6 of N) Aurora AHerb Sutter
 

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