CppCon 2015: Last online videos (4)

The videos of CppCon 2015 are coming online. You can see them all here: Youtube or Channel 9

Here are the most recent ones:

  • CLANG + C2 - Engineering/Futures/Measurements
  • C++ devirtualization in clang
  • Algorithmic Differentiation: C++ & Extremum Estimation
  • Indian C++: Curry for your Functions
  • CLion Tips & Tricks
  • and seventeen more lightning talks!

 

CLANG + C2 - Engineering/Futures/Measurements by James Radigan

The talk will cover the CLANG + c2.dll compiler for the Microsoft platform. It will contain parts of the talk given at //Build 2015 that can be found on line: "Compiling Objective-C Using the Visual Studio 2015 C++ Code Generation that Builds Windows, SQL, .Net, and Office". The focus this time will be on C++.

The talk will disclose the architecture of how we tied the CLANG open source front end with the Microsoft optimizing backends (several configurations are needed) and how far we are from providing a CTP for public consumption targeting 4 different architectures. Included in this section will be a disclosure of data on compile time, memory consumption, conformance and correctness.

In addition the talk will cover the nuts and bolts of several key innovative compiler and runtime technologies we will be delivering in the Visual Studio 2015 updates (Fall, Winter and Spring). New investments in the compiler and runtime space include: Improved optimization and auto-vectorization, more secure code generation, incremental whole program compilation, and new asynchronous C++ code generation.


C++ devirtualization in clang by Piotr Padlewski

Lightning Talk


Algorithmic Differentiation: C++ & Extremum Estimation by Matt P. Dziubinski

Lightning Talk


Indian C++: Curry for your Functions by Andre Bergner

Lightning Talk


CLion Tips & Tricks by Dmitri Nesteruk

Lightning Talk

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tom said on Oct 22, 2015 07:50 AM:

Is there any ETA of these videos on Channel 9? Only 4 keynotes are there at the moment. YouTube is not world-widely accessible.