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Amit Ausarkar

6:00pm

Dinner Break on your own

8:15am

Library in a Week Paepke Auditorium

10:30am

Break Aspen Center for Physics Patio

11:00am

Rethinking Strings Hudson Commons

12:30pm

Lunch Break on your own

2:30pm

Local (“Arena”) Memory Allocators Bethe Networking TS Workshop (part 1 of 2) Hudson Commons

4:00pm

Break Aspen Center for Physics Patio

4:30pm

Containers & Strings: Why the Implementation Matters Bethe Networking TS Workshop (part 2 of 2) Hudson Commons

6:15pm

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8:00am

Library in a Week Paepke Auditorium

10:30am

Break Aspen Center for Physics Patio

11:00am

Mocking C++ (full-length version) Bethe

12:30pm

Lunch Break on your own

2:30pm

The Mathematical Underpinnings of Promises in C++ Bethe Good FIFOs Make Good Thread Neighbors Flug Auditorium

4:00pm

Break Aspen Center for Physics Patio

4:30pm

Multithreading Using Lockless Lists and RCU Bethe

5:20pm

An easy to use RPC framework implemented in C++11/14 Hudson Commons

6:00pm

Dinner Break on your own

8:00am

Library in a Week Flug Auditorium

9:00am

Call: A Library that Will Change the Way You Think about Function Invocations (part 1 of 2) Flug Auditorium Sorting in less than O(n log n): Generalizing and optimizing radix sort Bethe

10:30am

Break Aspen Center for Physics Patio

11:00am

Call: A Library that Will Change the Way You Think about Function Invocations (part 2 of 2) Flug Auditorium Parallel Programming with RaftLib: streaming/data-flow concurrency via concise C++ iostream-like operators Bethe

12:30pm

Lunch Break on your own

2:30pm

Postmodern C++ Flug Auditorium

4:00pm

Break Aspen Center for Physics Patio

4:30pm

Promises in C++: The Universal Glue for Asynchronous Programs Flug Auditorium

6:30pm

Dinner Break on your own

8:00am

Library in a Week Paepke Auditorium

9:00am

Competitive Advantage with D Paepke Auditorium

10:30am

Break Aspen Center for Physics Patio

11:00am

A vision for C++20, and std2 (part 3 of 3) Bethe Effective CMake Flug Auditorium

12:30pm

Lunch Break on your own

2:30pm

Locally Atomic Capabilities and How to Count Them Hudson Commons

4:00pm

Break Aspen Center for Physics Patio

4:30pm

C++ Core Guidelines - Modernize your C++ Code Base Flug Auditorium The Holy Grail - A Hash Array Mapped Trie for C++ Hudson Commons

6:00pm

Dinner Break on your own

8:00am

Library in a Week Flug Auditorium

8:45am

CHAP:A memory analyzer for un-instrumented cores Bethe

10:15am

Break Aspen Center for Physics Patio

10:45am

Performance analysis and optimization of C++ standard libraries Flug Auditorium The Lesser-Known Multicore Synchronization Primitives Hudson Commons