In the third installment of “from the archive,” this panel discussion held by Herb, Andrei, and Scott focused on concurrency and parallelism. Enjoy!
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May 21, 2012
From the archive: C&B 2011 Panel on Concurrency and Parallelism
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May 17, 2012
In this next installment of “from the archive,” this is a C++ and Beyond 2011 panel discussion among Scott, Herb, and Andrei talking about C++11.
May 14, 2012
From the archive: Video of C++ and Beyond 2011 Intro: C++ Renaissance
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Last year, we were very lucky to have Charles Torre from Microsoft’s Channel 9 attend our C++ and Beyond conference and record the talks and discussion panels. I thought that since we have so many new followers and first-time attendees, it would be fun to share a few of the videos as they are great examples of what you can expect from attending C++ and Beyond (coming August 5 in Asheville, NC).
Stay tuned! Over the next week and a half, I’ll be posting videos from the archives…
In this first video, Herb Sutter answers the question “Why C++?” He shares his perspectives on C++11 and the C++ Renaissance as well as why C++ still matters and will continue to matter far into the future. It’s a keynote-y talk, not a technical talk, but we felt it was important to address an important trend involving the language.
Enjoy!
Lisa
September 8, 2011
Video of C++ and Beyond 2011 Intro: C++ Renaissance
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Channel 9 has just posted a recording of my opening talk to kick off C++ and Beyond 2011 last month in Banff. Here’s the link: C++ and Beyond 2011: Why C++.
It’s a keynote-y talk, not a technical talk, but we felt it was important to address an important trend involving the language. The goal is to share a perspective and rationale for why of late there’s such a resurgence of interest in C++ — both across the industry, and within Microsoft.
I hope you enjoy it!
September 2, 2011
While attending C++ and Beyond 2011, Microsoft’s Channel 9′s Charles Torre was able to convince a few fellow attendees to get in front of the camera and talk about C++, how they use the language, and what they think of C++11 and C++ and Beyond.
Here are the first two interviews:
Sean Gibb, Director of Software at Rad3 Communications
Benedict Gaster, a software architect designing programming models for heterogeneous computing and well-known for his contributions to OpenCL
Enjoy!
Lisa
