Join a panel discussion featuring members of the C++ Standards Committee at ACCU 2018. Gain insights into the decision-making process, upcoming features, and potential changes for the next C++ standard. Explore common misconceptions, undecided aspects, and the committee's approach to undefined behavior. Participate in a Q&A session covering topics such as Parallel STL, networking, and the evolution of C++. Discover how committee work influences programming skills and learn about the challenges of language design, including unsigned overflow, implementation-defined behavior, and optimization considerations. Delve into discussions on pattern matching, ISO quality control, and the future direction of C++.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Louie Teon
Roger All
Structure of the committee
Lisa Lippincott
Library Working Group
Alistair Meredith
Jon Kalb
Most common misconception
Common misconception
Decisionmaking process
Why do we leave so many undefined
Why cant we fix X
Dont feel intimidated
Parallel STL
Audience QA
Sponsors
How has the committee made me a better C programmer
Networking
Have you learnt anything
The best education born on
A better engineer
C has sharp edges
UB unsigned overflow
Hiding bugs
Implementation defined
Modulo behavior
Big numbers
No perfect answer
Arguments against simple change
Optimizations
Spec benchmarks
Mixedsigned unsigned operations
Out of scope
Beyond the pale
The direction
Will C die
Pattern matching
ISO quality control
Implementation divergence
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