AMA with Inbal Levi
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Notes: Kona meeting focuses on C++23 bug-fix meetings with two more site meetings planned and a February publication target; development uses GitHub for issues and heavy iteration on proposals; reflection is acknowledged as important and progressing as a reflection TS work but likely misses 2026; ranges show concrete problems (views caching, const propagation) with a circulated Hanna paper proposing fixes; ABI/epoch proposals aim to avoid breaking changes; an Israeli National Body runs monthly reviews and a reflection workgroup.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:38Meeting in Kona
- 6:00Thoughts on C23
- 7:40Thoughts on ISO
- 11:45Reflection on C
- 14:15Submissions
- 17:05Constant propagation
- 23:48Why do you do it
- 29:22Israeli National Body
- 34:34Beginner Ambassador
- 37:56ABI Compatibility
- 43:44caching
- 47:35Undefend
- 51:00Who is the hardest working
- 54:32Is there anything else youd like to say
- 56:50Improving the exception mechanism
- 59:20Is the ISO process unnecessary
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