An interview
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A clear claim: the standard already supplies most of the pieces needed for scalable parallelism and the team builds an HPX library as a playground to test APIs and ideas and it actually runs. The committee uses technical specifications to iterate features before standardization. The practical takeaway is concrete: expect futures and async idioms everywhere, practical implementations arrive in compilers soon, and the community prefers designs that avoid mutexes and focus on usable APIs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Interview with Scott Meyers and Hartmut Kaiser
- 0:45Motivation for Scott Meyers' new C++ book
- 2:10Hartmut Kaiser’s keynote on guidelines
- 4:18Hartmut Kaiser’s work on parallelism
- 7:26C++ standardization process
- 10:20Hartmut Kaiser’s software architecture philosophy
- 11:24Hartmut Kaiser’s favorite talk
- 16:30Conference theme and impact reflections
- 17:55Closing remarks and future plans
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