C++Now 2013 Presentations

Note: some of the presentations exceed GitHub's blob size limit of about 10MB. These presentations have been split into multiple parts. If you clone or download the repo, however, you can get access to the original unsplit file.

Monday

Jeff Garland:Library in a Week: C++11 & Boost Cookbook (I) | Cookbook Website
Daniel Quinlan: Keynote: C++ Use in High Performance Computing Within DOE: Past and Future
Rob Stewart: Survey of Multi-Threaded Programming Support in C++11 and Boost
Thiago Macieira: Qt event loop, networking and I/O API | Pipereader Source Code
Boris Schäling: Containers in Boost
Tony Van Eerd: Low Level Threading with C++11
Leor Zolman: A Zephyr Overview of C++11
Eric Niebler: A First Look at Proto-0x | PPTX Format
Tony Van Eerd: Non-Allocating std::future/promise
Ábel Sinkovics: Boosting MPL with Haskell elements

Tuesday

Jeff Garland: Library in a Week: C++11 & Boost Cookbook (II) | Cookbook Website
Chandler Carruth: Keynote: Optimizing the Emergent Structures of C++
Scott Schurr: Sweating the Small Stuff: Brace Initialization, Unions and Enums | Code for AnyString
David Sankel: The Intellectual Ascent to Agda pptx
Hartmut Kaiser, Vinay Amatya: HPX: A C++ Standards Compliant Runtime System For Asynchronous Parallel And Distributed Computing
Edouard Alligand: Scaling with C++11
Phil Miller, Laxmikant Kale, Ramprasad Venkataraman: Parallel Programming using Charm++
John Bandela: Easy Binary Compatible C++ Interfaces Across Compilers | PPT Format
Michael Wong: Transactional Memory in C++
Dominik Charousset, Matthias Vallentin: libcppa – Designing an Actor Semantic for C++11
Thiago Macieira: Binary compatibility for library developers

Wednesday

Jeff Garland: Library in a Week: C++11 & Boost Cookbook (III) | Cookbook Website
Stanley Lippman: Keynote: yet another paradigm shift – A Meta4 model of concurrency | pptx Format
Joel de Guzman: Inside Spirit X3: Redesigning Boost.Spirit for C++11 || Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4
Larisse Voufo: Weak Hiding for C++ Concepts: via a Framework for Reasoning about Name Binding in Programming Languages | PPTX Format
Thiago Macieira: C++11 use in Qt5: Challenges and Solutions
Richard Saunders: Thread-safe and Thread-neutral Bags
Boris Kolpackov: Practical C++11: What I Learned Adding C++11 Support to ODB
John Lakos: Applied Hierarchical Reuse: Capitalizing on Bloomberg’s Foundation Libraries Part I | Part II | Part III | PPTX Format
Joel Falcou, Mathias Gaunard: Boost.Dispatch – Generalized Tag Dispatching Infrastructure Library | Slideshare
Karl Rupp: A Discussion of Selected Vienna-Libraries for Computational Science
Michael Spencer: Alignment in C++: Use, Limitations, and Extension
Jon Kalb: The Hijacker's Guide to the Community | Keynote Format
Jens Weller: C++ Community Development

Thursday

Jeff Garland: Library in a Week: C++11 & Boost Cookbook (IV) | Cookbook Website
Alex Fabijanic: Dynamic C++
David Sankel: DeBruijn Bind: A more powerful bind that retains its simplicity | PPTX Format
Rob Stewart: Multi-Threading With C++11 and Boost
Andrew Sutton: Concepts Lite: Constraining Templates with Predicates
Alex Fabijanic: Look ma, “update DB to HTML5 using C++”, no hands!
Boris Kolpackov: ODB, an ORM for C++(11)
Alisdair Meredith: Allocators in C++11
Boris Schäling: Boost.Graph for Beginners
Marshall Clow: Fun with Tuples
Michael Caisse: Solving World Problems with Fusion
Sumant Tambe: Standardizing the Data Distribution Service (DDS) API for Modern C++
Sebastian Redl: Overloading the Member Access Operator
Vassil Vassilev: Interactive, Introspected C++ at CERN
Bryce Adelstein-Lelbach: Boost.Asio and Boost.Serialization: Design Patterns for Object Transmission | PPTX Format
Zoltan Porkolab: Debugging and Profiling C++ Template Metaprograms

Friday

Jeff Garland: Library in a Week: C++11 & Boost Cookbook (V) | Cookbook Website
Richard Saunders, Clinton Jeffery: Dynamic, Recursive, Heterogeneous Types in Statically-Typed Languages
Julian Storer: The Projucer: Live coding with C++ and the LLVM JIT engine
Bart Janssens: Building finite-element matrix expressions with Boost Proto and the Eigen library | Sample Code
Louis Dionne: A system for resource deadlock prevention using intrusive dynamic analysis

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