C++Learn C++Videos

Learn C++ with Heterogeneous Programming in C++ with SYCL 2020 by Michael Wong and Gordon Brown (CPPCon 2020) Video

By
March 4, 2021
To provide higher performance and more computer power, computer system architecture trends continue to improve as it supports an increasing demand for high-performance computing domains. This video presents the current state of the SYCL ecosystem, including the supported implementations, as well as the variety of platforms now supported by SYCL. The session will take a good look at the latest…
Read more
C++Learn C++Videos

Learn C++ With Performance Matters by Emery Berger (CPPCon 2020) Video

By
February 22, 2021
Performance is one of the key reasons why so many C++ programmers enjoy the language. This video will be addressing some of the significant and unexpected challenges faced by C++ programmers trying to achieve high performance on modern hardware platforms: performance is much less reliable and predictable than you would expect. Since complier optimization run out of steam, we need better support…
Read more
C++Learn C++Videos

Learn C++ With A Parallel and Heterogeneous Task Programming System Using Modern C++ by Tsung-Wei Huang (CPPCon 2020) Video

By
February 14, 2021
Taskflow develops a simple and powerful task programming model to allow for efficient implementation of heterogeneous decomposition strategies. This video will cover three aspects: (1) a heterogeneous task programming model using modern C++, (2) an effective work-stealing technique that is generalizable to arbitrary heterogeneous domains, and (3) user experience that we have gained and suggested…
Read more
C++Learn C++Videos

Learn C++ With OO Considered Harmful by Phil Nash (CPPCon 2020) Video

By
February 8, 2021
Experienced C++ programmers think of C++ as a multi-paradigm language capable of moving between paradigms when needed. In this video, you will be looking at the actual code and techniques that can be implemented today or, in certain cases, in the near future, as well as a glimpse of what might be on the road. More importantly, we’re trying to place it in a sense that helps us address…
Read more