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Error-handling is probably the most divergent part of C++. Many coding guidelines partially allow exception or completely bans, and this leads to many projects supporting multiple error-handling interfaces, such as exceptions, error-prone c-style error-handling, and/or custom error-handling types. This video talks about STX; a C++ library that seeks to fix some of these issues with error and…

This talk introduces an approach that uses a combination of a code-based memory allocator implementation and an LLVM-based tool that extracts instrumentation information. There is still considerable value in keeping up with the standard allocator model, as well as in following common conventions that are familiar to any C++ developer. The video will be presenting the easiest possible…

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…