Session Preview - Interview With – Katherine Rocha
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Examines when modern C++ replacements actually recreate old problems by comparing template metaprogramming implementations that mirror polymorphism to the original virtual-function designs, counts of template instantiations versus virtual call sites, and concrete pitfalls like Meyers Singleton pre-C++11 not thread safe. Reviews the factory pattern and other legacy anti-patterns, shows where Concepts and compile-time techniques reduce runtime costs, demonstrates common compiler warnings and error patterns, and runs interactive audience critiques to validate whether the replacement truly improves the design.
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