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Grill the Committee

Talkat CppCon 2014 · on Wednesday, 2014-09-10· at 20:30· Pascal· [open-source, engineering-leadership]
name:Jon Kalb
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Lots of concrete, behind‑the‑scenes detail about what actually makes it into the standard: discussions name features (move elision, polymorphic and scoped allocators, ranges and modules in C++17), implementation realities (compiler differences, porting headaches, which proposals have working implementations), procedural specifics (how to submit papers, GitHub draft workflow, national‑body voting), and real tradeoffs like deprecation and removal. Watch if you want actionable knowledge about standards decisions and how to influence them; skip it if you want code‑level tutorials or performance demos.

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  1. 0:00C++ Standards intro
  2. 1:05Panelist introductions
  3. 10:13Long-term C++ goals
  4. 21:01C++ standardization pace
  5. 36:25Compiler diversity matters
  6. 49:07Get involved in C++
  7. 1:01:53Inspiration from other languages
  8. 1:11:29Deprecating outdated features
  9. 1:23:47Future C++ directions
  10. 1:28:53Closing remarks
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