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title	conference	date
Design Rationale for the chrono Library	Meeting C++ 2019	2019-11-14
Lays out concrete design choices: templates for duration(rep and period), implicit lossless conversions and duration_cast for truncation to force safe… Talk on
＜chrono＞ Then and Now	CppCon 2018	2018-09-23
Chronology support in C++ moves from algebraic durations and time_points to concrete calendar and zone features: C++20 adds durations for days weeks months… Talk on
A ＜chrono＞ Tutorial	CppCon 2016	2016-09-18
Chrono is a type-safe C++ time library that wraps integers (seconds are a long long) and performs conversions at compile time with zero runtime overhead; it… Talk on
Welcome To The Time Zone	CppCon 2016	2016-09-18
A C++ library built on <chrono> (header tzh with companion date library on GitHub) parses the full IANA tzdb and exposes every rule, lets code iterate all ~300… Talk on
“A C++14 approach to dates and times"	CppCon 2015	2015-09-21
A compact C++14 date/time library (date.h, plus optional tz.h) implements single-header extensions to std::chrono: a serial daypoint time_point, lightweight… Talk on
Grill the Committee	CppCon 2014	2014-09-07
Lots of concrete, behind‑the‑scenes detail about what actually makes it into the standard: discussions name features (move elision, polymorphic and scoped… Talk on
Types Don't Know #	CppCon 2014	2014-09-07
Proposes a concrete hashing infrastructure that decouples algorithms from types into three roles (type authors provide hash_append, algorithm authors provide… Talk on
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