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Roland Fischer

Government of Canada
Software Developer
Ottawa, Canada

Roland Fischer has been programming in C++ for too long it seems. Cornered, he might admit to having used Turbo C++ on MS-DOS and owning an Electrical Engineering degree from the land of cows and chocolate. His background ranges from real-time embedded to highly-available systems mainly in telco environments, as well as library and application development on Windows. These days, Roland is involved in server-side C++ application and library development on Linux.

4:00pm

Registration Reception Aspen Meadows Resort

8:00am

General Conference Welcome Paepcke AuditoriumJon Kalb

8:15am

Library in a Week Paepcke AuditoriumJeff Garland

9:00am

Opening Keynote: The Shape of a Program Paepcke AuditoriumLisa Lippincott

11:00am

C++ Mixins: Customization Through Compile Time Composition Flug AuditoriumOdin Holmes

2:30pm

An Allocator is a Handle to a Heap Flug AuditoriumArthur O'Dwyer

4:30pm

Beyond C++17 Hudson CommonsMateusz Pusz C++17's std::pmr Comes With a Cost Flug AuditoriumDavid Sankel

8:30pm

Lightning Talks Flug AuditoriumMichael Caisse

8:00am

Library in a Week Flug AuditoriumJeff Garland

9:00am

The Best Type Traits that C++ Doesn't Have Hudson CommonsArthur O'Dwyer The Continuing Saga of the Lock-free Queue: Part 3 of N BetheTony Van Eerd

11:00am

Git, CMake, Conan: How to Ship and Reuse our C++ Projects Flug AuditoriumMateusz Pusz

11:50am

Docker Based C++ Dependency and Build Management Flug AuditoriumJason Rice

2:30pm

Futures Without Type Erasure Flug AuditoriumVittorio Romeo Smart Output Iterators BetheJonathan Boccara

4:30pm

Moving Faster: Everyday Efficiency in Modern C++ Flug AuditoriumAlan Talbot

8:00am

Library in a Week Flug AuditoriumJeff Garland

9:00am

Game Engine API Design BetheAllan Deutsch If I Had My 'Druthers: A Proposal for Improving the Containers in C++2x Flug AuditoriumBob Steagall

11:00am

Rethinking Pointers Flug AuditoriumJonathan Müller You Can Do Better than std::unordered_map: New and Recent Improvements to Hash Table Performance BetheMalte Skarupke

2:30pm

Runtime Polymorphism: Back to the Basics Flug AuditoriumLouis Dionne Initializer Lists Are Broken, Let's Fix Them BetheJason Turner

4:30pm

Argot: Simplifying Variants, Tuples, and Futures Hudson CommonsMatt Calabrese Option(al) Is Not a Failure BethePhil Nash The Current State of Modules in C++ Flug AuditoriumJohn Lakos

9:00am

Easy to Use, Hard to Misuse: Declarative Style in C++ Flug AuditoriumBen Deane The Problem with "Cutting Edge C++" BetheJens Weller

11:00am

-Os Matters Hudson CommonsMark Zeren A View to a View Flug AuditoriumPeter Bindels

11:50am

Making Your Library More Reliable with Fuzzing Hudson CommonsMarshall Clow

2:30pm

Modern C++ in Embedded Systems Flug AuditoriumMichael Caisse Secure Coding Best Practices: Your First Line Is The Last Line Of Defense BetheMatthew Butler

4:30pm

Modern C++ API Design: From Rvalue-References to Type Design Flug AuditoriumTitus Winters

8:00am

Library in a Week Paepcke AuditoriumJeff Garland

9:00am

Closing Keynote: Undefined Behavior and Compiler Optimizations Paepcke AuditoriumJohn Regehr

11:00am

Closing Panel: What Belongs in the C++ Standard Library Paepcke AuditoriumBryce Adelstein Lelbach

1:45pm

Future of Boost Paepcke AuditoriumSteering Committee and C++Now Committee Chairs • Jon Kalb