there are commonalities between std::any and the algebraic types. 18Quick motivationWhy use pair? (brief version) pair is used many places in the classic STL. using M = std::map; M myMap = {{1 Returned from some algorithms, like mismatch, equal_range, and uninitialized_move_n.Why use tuple? (brief version) Since the STL uses pair to simulate “returning multiple results,” you might imagine returning minmax_result { T min; T max; }; and I recommend you do the same in your code.Why use tuple? (brief version) tuple is used (arcanely) to forward sets of arguments to pair’s constructor. More on this

are condemned to repeat it. Bartlett, J. 1992. Familiar Quotations (16th ed.) Aycock, J. 2003. A Brief History of Just-In-Time Bastien, JF. 2020. CppCon—Just-in-Time compilation Van Eerd, T. 2021. CppCon—SOLID is to expand our minds regarding what’s possible with compilers. Let’s look at our first paper…A Brief History of Just-in-Time Software systems have been using “just-in-time” compilation (JiT) techniques and present a classification scheme for such systems. — 2003 Let’s start with our first paper.A Brief History of Just-in-Time Software systems have been using “just-in-time” compilation (JiT) techniques

Begin Not To Understand The mechanics of Applicative Applicative in C++ 22A VERY BRIEF SURVEY OF EXISTING A VERY BRIEF SURVEY OF EXISTING WORK WORK (Michał Dominiak, CppCon 2015) (David Sankel, C++Now (Just 1) <*> (Just 2) -- => Just 3 pure (+) <*> (Just 1) -- => Just (+1) 30A VERY BRIEF SURVEY OF EXISTING A VERY BRIEF SURVEY OF EXISTING C++ WORK C++ WORK P0650 (C++ Monadic Interface, Vicente J. Botet

Library’s core written in C, the ndarray type and various common operations on it are implemented in C Brief overview of NumPy In [7]: x = np.array([6, 7, 8]); print("{}, {}".format(type(x), x.dtype)) Brief overview of NumPyLet’s design a n-dimensional array (brief) How would you design a library exposing an API to an n-dimensional

have addresses (they must after all!) and that we can store functions in pointers. We'll take a brief aside to show you how modern C++ also gives us the convenient std::function. Functions need not always hopefully you think in terms of functions as building blocks that you can compose together ● Brief aside -- for advanced users -- yes, you can use a variadic template and evaluate this at compile-time hopefully you think in terms of functions as building blocks that you can compose together ● Brief aside -- for advanced users -- yes, you can use a variadic template and evaluate this at compile-time

competing for a resource I don’t know who these people are??Does our hardware support Concurrency? Brief Architecture History 27Moore’s Law (1/2) 28 ● Around 1965 Gordon Moore predicted the number of readability) ■ Accidentally putting a lock, (or excessive locking) is bad for performance 91(Brief Aside) static in C++11 (and beyond) ● static local variable are guaranteed by the C++11 standard Allow multiple threads to enter ■ Related ideas ● (C++20) std::latch ● (C++20) std::barrier 119Brief Notes on Parallelism Parallelism being the simultaneous execution of threads (often with less thought

(required): Title and brief overview of what the poster reports on. Title: Pipeline architectures in C++: overloaded pipe operator | std::expected and its monadic operations Brief overview: Functional

1Can data-oriented-design be improved? Ollivier Roberge Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf 2A brief historic • 1960s • FORTRAN • Lisp • 1980s • OOP • Structured programming • Modules • 2000s • Template You could use it in your code starting from today • It doesn’t need to be all about templates 37A brief historic (again) • 1960s • FORTRAN • Lisp • 1980s • OOP • Structured programming • Modules •

this code Discuss some techniques I found building compile-time libraries 2 . 2/ constexpr in Brief Speci�es a variable or function CAN appear in a constant expression Constant expressions can be evaluated https://github.com/AshleyRoll/cpp_usbdescriptor https://www.beyondlogic.org/usbnutshell/usb1.sht This is a brief overview, check out the code for implementation details Most complex example - uses variadic templates

Overview of the STL 9CppCon 2021 – Back to Basics: Classic STL Copyright © 2021 Bob Steagall A Brief STL History • 1979, Alexander Stepanov begins exploring generic programming (GP) • 1988, Stepanov (2007) [emphasis mine] 12CppCon 2021 – Back to Basics: Classic STL Copyright © 2021 Bob Steagall A Brief STL History • 1979, Alexander Stepanov begins exploring generic programming (GP) • 1988, Stepanov