C++Online 2024
as the organisers put it
Welcome to the ADC 2022 Conference Platform where you can access the virtual venue and online workshops and presentations
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Lightning Talk: Why False Is Less Than True in Boolean Algebra | Ben Deane | 06m |
Argues that false is less than true because Booleans generalize to predicates: treat true as the universal set and false is the empty set, order predicates by… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Rust Without ‘Unsafe’ Is as Unsafe as C++ | Pavel Novikov | 05m |
Shows a concrete example that produces a dangling reference in safe Rust by using ordinary borrow/bind syntax plus a small macro that hides temporaries so a… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Disentangling The Mikado Method When Refactoring C++ Legacy Code | Phil Nash | 05m |
Describes using the Mikado Method to refactor untested C++ legacy code by running small experiments that make one change, run end to end or Approval Test style… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Use SIMD Pairwise Reduction in C++! | Andrew Drakeford | 06m |
Experiments adding 10 billion doubles show scalar sequential accumulation runs at about 12% efficiency and produces wildly different sums when inputs are… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Keeping Up to LLVM IR: An Introduction to LLVM IR | Isaac David Bermudez Lara | 06m |
LLVM IR is a vendor‑agnostic, strongly typed intermediate language available as bitcode and textual IR and written in SSA form. Examples show a simple square… | ||
| What Does It Take to Implement the C++ Standard Library? Follow-up: Mandates vs Constraints? | Christopher Di Bella | 06m |
Short recap and concrete rule: the standard distinguishes mandates vs constraints and that determines implementation technique. When a paragraph is a mandate… | ||
| Lightning Talk: How I Became a C++ Mentor the "Hard" Way | Paulo Chiliguano | 06m |
Journey traces first experiments on a secondhand color computer in BASIC, a high‑school Turbo C++ file I/O unit, then a rekindling during an MSc where a JUCE… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Coccinelle for C++ | Julia Lawall | 08m |
Coccinelle for C++ extends the 15‑year‑old C tool to match and rewrite C++ source across a codebase, targeting modernization of HPC code and library migration… | ||
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