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Daisy Hollman

Sandia National Labs
Senior Member of Technical Staff
Livermore, California
Websitedavidhollman.com
Dr. David S. Hollman has been involved in the ISO-C++ standard committee since 2016. He has been a part of a number of different papers in that time, including `mdspan`, `atomic_ref`, and—most prominently—executors and futures. Since finishing his Ph.D. in computational quantum chemistry at the University of Georgia in 2013, he has mostly worked on programming models for computational science, data science, and related fields. He joined Sandia National Labs in 2014 and has worked on several different programming models projects since then.

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Monday, September 16
 

08:45 MDT

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

11:00 MDT

Compiler Explorer: Behind The Scenes Summit 4/5Matt Godbolt The C++20 Synchronization Library Aurora CBryce Adelstein Lelbach Concepts: A Day in the Life Aurora DSaar Raz

14:00 MDT

Algorithm Intuition (part 1 of 2) Aurora DConor Hoekstra What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory Allocation Aurora ASamy Al Bahra • Hannes Sowa • Paul Khuong

15:15 MDT

Algorithm Intuition (part 2 of 2) Aurora DConor Hoekstra Programming with C++ Modules: Guide for the Working Aurora AGabriel Dos Reis

16:45 MDT

Reflections: Compile-time Introspection of Source Code Aurora AAndrew Sutton

20:30 MDT

Committee Fireside Chat Aurora AJon Kalb • Bryce Adelstein Lelbach • Lisa Lippincott • Herb Sutter • Titus Winters • Vittorio Romeo • Marshall Clow • Bjarne Stroustrup • JF Bastien • Hana Dusíková • David Stone
 
Tuesday, September 17
 

09:00 MDT

Will Your Code Survive the Attack of the Zombie Pointers? Summit 4/5Michael Wong • Paul E. McKenney • Maged Michael Error Handling is Cancelling Operations Summit 8/9Andrzej Krzemieński

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 From Functions to Concepts: Maintainability and Refactoring Impact of Higher-Level Design Features Aurora CTitus Winters

16:45 MDT

There Are No Zero-cost Abstractions Aurora AChandler Carruth
 
Wednesday, September 18
 

09:00 MDT

A State of Compile Time Regular Expressions Aurora DHana Dusíková

10:30 MDT

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

14:00 MDT

A Unifying Abstraction for Async in C++ Aurora AEric Niebler • Daisy Hollman

15:15 MDT

How to Implement Your First Compiler Feature: The Story of Concepts in Clang Summit 4/5Saar Raz Getting Allocators out of Our Way Crest 4/5Alisdair Meredith • Pablo Halpern Meta++: Language Support for Advanced Generative Programming Aurora DAndrew Sutton

16:45 MDT

Abseil's Open Source Hashtables: 2 Years In Aurora DMatt Kulukundis Pattern Matching: A Sneak Peek Summit 8/9Michael Park The One-Decade Task: Putting std::atomic in CUDA. Summit 6/7Olivier Giroux Type punning in modern C++ Aurora ATimur Doumler

18:00 MDT

#include Dinner Social Hall (Aurora B)Kate Gregory • Guy Davidson • JeanHeyd Meneide • Simon Brand • Clare Macrae • Michael Daum
 
Thursday, September 19
 

09:00 MDT

Time Travel: Applying Gradual Typing to Time Types with Clang's LibTooling Crest 3Hyrum Wright 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 The C++ ABI for Dummies Aurora CLouis Dionne

15:15 MDT

The Art of Breaking Things: a new tool for fighting against Hyrum’s law in the new world of concept-driven design Summit 8/9Daisy Hollman

16:45 MDT

Path Tracing Three Ways: A Study of C++ Style Aurora AMatt Godbolt Reducing Template Compilation Overhead, Using Features from C++11, 14, 17, and 20. Summit 8/9Jorg Brown In-place Construction: the Routine Complexities of Efficiency Crest 4/5Ben Deane

18:30 MDT

Meet the Speakers Dinner Social Hall (Aurora B)
 
Friday, September 20
 

09:00 MDT

Faster Compile Times and Better Performance: Bringing Just-in-Time Compilation to C++ Summit 4/5Hal Finkel

10:30 MDT

std::midpoint? How Hard Could it Be? Crest 3Marshall Clow Deprecating volatile Summit 4/5JF Bastien

12:00 MDT

Diversity and Inclusion in C++ Summit 4/5Guy Davidson • Simon Brand • Christopher Di Bella • Satabdi Das • Allison Vacanti • Duygu Cakmak

13:30 MDT

From Functions to Lambdas: How Do C++ Callables _Really_ Work? Summit 8/9Walter E Brown Faster Code Through Parallelism on CPUs and GPUs Crest 4/5David Olsen Objects vs Values: Value Oriented Programming in an Object Oriented World Aurora DTony Van Eerd

14:45 MDT

What is C++ Aurora AChandler Carruth • Titus Winters C++20: The small things Aurora DTimur Doumler

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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