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Trip Report: C++ Standards Meeting in Kona, February 2019—Botond Ballo
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Everything you need to know.

Trip Report: C++ Standards Meeting in Kona, February 2019 by Botond Ballo

From the article:

A few weeks ago I attended a meeting of the ISO C++ Standards Committee (also known as WG21) in Kona, Hawaii. This was the first committee meeting in 2019; you can find my reports on 2018’s meetings here (November 2018, San Diego), here (June 2018, Rapperswil), and here (March 2018, Jacksonville). These reports, particularly the San Diego one, provide useful context for this post...

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Trip Report: C++ Standards Meeting in San Diego, November 2018—Botond Ballo
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New trip report.

Trip Report: C++ Standards Meeting in San Diego, November 2018 by Botond Ballo

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A few weeks ago I attended a meeting of the ISO C++ Standards Committee (also known as WG21) in San Diego, California. This was the third committee meeting in 2018; you can find my reports on preceding meetings here (June 2018, Rapperswil) and here (March 2018, Jacksonville), and earlier ones linked from those. These reports, particularly the Rapperswil one, provide useful context for this post...

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Jacksonville victims to be honoured with charity Madden tournament tomorrow
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Muthead League scraps plans for season six in favour of raising money for tribute fund

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Jacksonville shooting victim suing EA for negligence
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Also seeking damages from seven other defendants, including tournament venue Chicago Pizza and Jacksonville Landing mall

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EA donates $1m to victims of Jacksonville shooting
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Publisher sets up Jacksonville Tribute fund in support of those affected

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Victims of Jacksonville shooting were members of competitive Madden community
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Elijah ’TrueBoy’ Clayton and Taylor ’SpotMePlzz’ Robertson were killed at a Madden Championship Series tournament last weekend

Le pape François recommande la fusillade pour les enfants aux « orientations homosexuelles »
Tragédie à Jacksonville : une inédite psychiatrie pour le monde du jeu vidéo
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Botond Ballo’s Rapperswil trip report
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A summary of what happened at the recent Rapperswil C++ standards meeting, with a focus on the Evolution Working Group.

Trip Report: C++ Standards Meeting in Rapperswil, June 2018 by Botond Ballo

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A couple of weeks ago I attended a meeting of the ISO C++ Standards Committee (also known as WG21) in Rapperswil, Switzerland. This was the second committee meeting in 2018; you can find my reports on preceding meetings here (March 2018, Jacksonville) and here (November 2017, Albuquerque), and earlier ones linked from those. These reports, particularly the Jacksonville one, provide useful context for this post. At this meeting, the committee was focused full-steam on C++20, including advancing several significant features — such as Ranges, Modules, (...)

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Freestanding Proposal with Ben Craig
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Rob and Jason are joined by Ben Craig to discuss his proposal for a freestanding C++ Library. Ben is a Principal Software Engineer at National Instruments, primarily developing device drivers for various operating systems (Windows, Linux, Mac, OpenRTOS, vxWorks, ETS Pharlap), and occasionally tinkering with the firmware side of things. Ben is an occasional contributor to libc++ and Apache Thrift. News Convert Macro to Constexpr in VS 2017 CppCon 2018 Registration is Open How to Adopt Modern C++17 into your C++ Code 7++ Reasons to Move Your C++ Code into Visual Studio 2017 Effective C++/WinRT for UWP and Win32 C++ Insights P0709 Zero overhead deterministic exceptions Ben Craig Ben Craig’s GitHub Links Freestanding Proposal Freestanding Trip Report: emBO++ and Jacksonville wg21 (...)

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March 2018 ISO C++ Meeting Trip Report (SG1: Concurrency and Parallelism)—Thomas Rodgers
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The future is still getting closer.

March 2018 ISO C++ Meeting Trip Report (SG1: Concurrency and Parallelism) by Thomas Rodgers

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This year’s Winter ISO C++ Standard Committee meeting was held in March in Jacksonville, Florida. A number of larger features, for which there is substantial interest but which are also difficult to get right, were discussed: Concepts, along with Concept types from the Ranges TS; see P0898 and n4685 Modules; see n4689 Coroutines; see n4723 Networking; see n4711 Executors; see p0443

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Walking While Black
Jacksonville’s enforcement of pedestrian violations raises concerns that it’s another example of racial profiling.
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THE JACKSONVILLE SHERIFF’S OFFICE issues hundreds of pedestrian citations a year, drawing on an array of 28 separate statutes governing how people get around on foot in Florida’s most populous city. There is, of course, the straightforward jaywalking statute, barring people from crossing against a red light. But in Jacksonville, pedestrians can also be ticketed for crossing against a yellow light, for “failing to cross a street at a right angle,” for not walking on the left side of a road when there are no sidewalks, or alternatively for not walking on a sidewalk when one is available.

What the analysis does show is that the pedestrian tickets — typically costing $65, but carrying the power to damage one’s credit or suspend a driver’s license if unpaid — were disproportionately issued to blacks, almost all of them in the city’s poorest neighborhoods. In the last five years, blacks received 55 percent of all pedestrian tickets in Jacksonville, while only accounting for 29 percent of the population. Blacks account for a higher percentage of tickets in Duval County than any other large county in Florida.

Blacks, then, were nearly three times as likely as whites to be ticketed for a pedestrian violation. Residents of the city’s three poorest zip codes were about six times as likely to receive a pedestrian citation as those living in the city’s other, more affluent 34 zip codes.

2018-04 post-Jacksonville mailing available
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The full 2018-04 mailing of new standards papers is now available.

2018-04 post-Jacksonville

N4729 WG21 telecon meeting : Modules TS publication Jonathan Wakely 2018-02-01 2018-04 WG21 N4730 WG21 pre-Jacksonville telecon minutes Jonathan Wakely 2018-03-02 2018-04 WG21 N4731 SC22 WG14 Liaison Report (C Standard) Barry Hedquist 2018-03-05 2018-04 WG21 N4732 WG21 2018-03 Jacksonville Minutes Patrice Roy 2018-04-02 2018-04 WG21 N4734 Working Draft, C ++ Extensions for Networking Jonathan Wakely 2018-04-04 2018-04 N4711 WG21 N4735 Networking TS - Editor’s Report (...)

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Trip report: Winter ISO C++ standards meeting (Jacksonville)—Herb Sutter
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Lots of things happened.

Trip report: Winter ISO C++ standards meeting (Jacksonville) by Herb Sutter

From the article:

On Saturday March 17, the ISO C++ committee completed its winter meeting in Jacksonville, Florida, USA, hosted with thanks by the Standard C++ Foundation and Perennial. We had some 140 people at the meeting, representing 8 national bodies. As usual, we met for six days Monday through Saturday, including all evenings...

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GoingNative 65: ISO C++ @ Jacksonville Debriefing
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We are back quickly after our last episode to go over the latest news from the ISO C++ Standards Committee meeting in Jacksonville, Florida! C++20 planning is well on its way now as Steve Carroll chats with Gabriel Dos Reis and Gor Nishanov about new progress with C++ Modules, Coroutines, and more! Some coroutine-related papers accepted for a future version of the C++ standard (provides more context on the code shared in the video):Symmetric control transferParameter preview

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GoingNative 65: ISO C++ @ Jacksonville Debriefing—Augustin Popa
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Another is out!

GoingNative 65: ISO C++ @ Jacksonville Debriefing by Augustin Popa

From the video:

We are back quickly after our last episode to go over the latest news from the ISO C++ Standards Committee meeting in Jacksonville, Florida! C++20 planning is well on its way now as Steve Carroll chats with Gabriel Dos Reis and Gor Nishanov about new progress with C++ Modules, Coroutines, and more! Some coroutine-related papers accepted for a future version of the C++ standard (provides more context on the code shared in the video): Symmetric control transfer Parameter (...)

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C++ Will No Longer Have Pointers
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Who likes pointers? Those ancient creatures are a barrier to entry to C++, and a burden for those who braved the barrier. In the March 2018 C++ committee meeting in Jacksonville, Florida, the committee had a pretty ambitious agenda to work on. And one of the topics discussed was the deprecation, and later removal, of […]

Freestanding trip report: emBO++ and Jacksonville wg21 2018 experience-Ben Craig
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A good experience.

Freestanding trip report: emBO++ and Jacksonville wg21 2018 experience by Ben Craig

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I’m the author of P0829, Freestanding Proposal. The tl;dr of the paper is that it standardizes a subset of the library suitable for kernel and embedded programming. R0 of this poorly titled paper was reasonably well received in the Albuquerque 2017 meeting. I was encouraged to send it out to a wider audience... and so I did. One of the people that I sent it to was Odin Holmes, and that got me an invitation to emBO++, my first speech at a public conference. This conference was the week prior to the Jacksonville meeting, so I ended up flying from Bochum to Jacksonville without going home (...)

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ISO C++ Committee – Jacksonville 2018, trip report—Timur Doumler
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Timur Doumler has joined the CLion team in fall 2017. He continues to be active on the C++ Committee, as it fits well into JetBrains’ strategy: our C++ team would like to be actively involved in the committee and feed our experience with implementing language features in our C++ tools back into the ongoing work on the evolution of the C++ language.

ISO C++ Committee – Jacksonville 2018 trip report by Timur Doumler

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From the 12th to the 17th of March 2018, I travelled to Jacksonville, Florida, to attend the ISO C++ Committee meeting as JetBrains’ representative on the committee. I decided to focus on Evolution Working Group and cover the most relevant discussions concerning language evolution: Day 1: Structured bindings and concepts Day 2: (...)

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trip report : first ISO C++ meeting experience—Vittorio Romeo
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This trip report covers the author’s first ISO C++ meeting experience. Vittorio talks about the most interesting interactions and papers discussed in Jacksonville, while also sharing some of his thoughts regarding controversial topics such as modules and 2D graphics.

trip report: first ISO C++ meeting experience By Vittorio Romeo

From the article:

I’m back in London from Jacksonville, where I attended my first ISO C++ meeting. Apart from the long flights and long working hours, it has been a very enjoyable experience for multiple reasons: [...] [...] almost every interaction when debating a paper was very well motivated, and I found myself thinking “that’s a very good point” very often, even when two conflicting opinions were being stated one right after (...)

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Guy Davidson’s Jacksonville Trip Report
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Having landed safely in Britain and recovered somewhat from his mystery illness, Guy has prepared a trip report, paying particular attention to the drama of the 2D Graphics paper and the unexpected interruption to the closing plenary.

Oh, lock-free circular buffers, yay! Hey, no 2D graphics? Jacksonville trip report by Guy Davidson

From the article:

Right now, both library groups are processing fewer papers than they receive. There are 19 sessions of about two hours during each meeting, and LWG spent the first five sessions on P0214, Data-Parallel Vector Types & Operations (for the Parallelism TS), which defines some SIMD types. I was delighted to be in on this, and even offered to scribe but found it impossibly hard, unlike my stint in LEWG at Toronto. However, it (...)

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The “unsigned for value range” antipattern—Arthur O’Dwyer
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What do you think?

The “unsigned for value range” antipattern by Arthur O’Dwyer

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Background: Signed Integers Are (Not Yet) Two’s Complement At the WG21 committee meeting which is currently underway in Jacksonville, JF Bastien will be presenting a proposal to make C++’s int data type wrap around on overflow. That is, where today the expression INT_MAX + 1 has undefined behavior, JF would like to see that expression formally defined to come out equal to INT_MIN...

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Text Formatting at the ISO C++ standards meeting in Jacksonville—Victor Zverovich
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A good library fro formatting in the standard, soon?

Text Formatting at the ISO C++ standards meeting in Jacksonville by Victor Zverovich

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This week I attended the ISO C++ standards committee meeting to present the second revision of my paper P0645R1 Text Formatting, based on the fmt formatting library. The first revision was reviewed by Library Evolution Working Group (LEWG) in June 2017 in Toronto and there was a lot of feedback, particularly I’ve been asked to investigate compile-time format string processing, look at using or explain why not to use an output iterator, use string_view, allow pre-computation of output size, add benchmarks. It took me a while to address all the feedback, especially the first two items (...)

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News Roundup
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Rob and Jason discuss catch up on two weeks’ worth of C++ news on a very special Pi day episode. News WG21 pre-Jacksonville telecon Results summary: C++ Foundation Developer Survey ClangFormat Support in Visual Studio 2017 C++ Code Analysis Improvements for Visual Studio 2017 Linux C++ Workload improvements to the Project System, Console Window, rsync and Attach to Process LLVM 6.0 Release Profiling: Optimisation Simplify code with ’if constexpr’ in C++17 Lvalues, rvalues, glvalues, prvalues, xvalues, help! Tip of the Week #55: Name Counting and unique_ptr Links @robwirving @lefticus Sponsor JetBrains 

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Results summary: C++ Foundation Developer Survey “Lite”, 2018-02
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From last Monday through this Monday, we ran our first global C++ developer survey.

Thank you to the over 3,200 of you who responded. As promised, here is a public summary of the results:

Results summary: C++ Developer Survey “Lite”: 2018-02

This summary has now been forwarded to the C++ standards committee, along with the full text of your write-in answers (over 300 pages!). Your feedback will be very helpful, and has already started to be referred to by standards participants as we prepare for next week’s ISO meeting in Jacksonville, FL, USA.

Thank you again for your participation. It is very helpful, and based on the success of this survey we plan to run it again in the future from time to time. When we do, it will be announced here on isocpp.org.

Note: Due to a (...)

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N4730: WG21 pre-Jacksonville telecon minutes—Jonathan Wakely
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A new WG21 paper is available. If you are not a committee member, please use the comments section below or the std-proposals forum for public discussion.

Document number: N4730 Date: 2018-03-07 WG21 pre-Jacksonville telecon minutes by Jonathan Wakely

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