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SG20 with Christopher Di Bella
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Rob and Jason are joined by Christopher Di Bella to talk about SG20, the C++ Education Study Group. Christopher is a Staff Software Engineer on the ComputeCpp Runtime for Codeplay Software and a co-founding member of SG20. He is passionate about teaching people how to write programs using idiomatic C++, and also advocates for developers to consider adopting algorithms and ranges. When not thinking about C++, Chris is often playing games, watching films, or trying something new. News I implemented a proposed C++ paper Raytracing in 256 lines of bare C++ How McSema Handles C++ Exceptions Core C++ 2019 in TLV: Tickets Available Christopher Di Bella @cjdb_ns Christopher Di Bella’s GitHub Links P1231: Proposal for Study Group: C++ Education SG20 Education and Recommended Videos (...)

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CppCast Episode 164: SYCL with Gordon Brown
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Episode 164 of CppCast the only podcast for C++ developers by C++ developers. In this episode Rob and Jason are joined by Gordon Brown to discuss his work on SYCL the OpenCL abstraction layer for C++.

CppCast Episode 164: SYCL with Gordon Brown by Rob Irving and Jason Turner

About the interviewee:

Gordon is a senior software engineer at Codeplay Software in Edinburgh, specialising in designing and implementing heterogeneous programming models for C++. Gordon spends his days working on ComputeCpp; Codeplay’s implementation of SYCL and contributing to various standards bodies including the Khronos group and ISO C++. Gordon also co-organises the Edinburgh C++ user group and occasionally blogs about C++. In his spare time, Gordon enjoys dabbling in game development, board (...)

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SYCL with Gordon Brown
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Rob and Jason are joined by Gordon Brown to discuss his work on SYCL the OpenCL abstraction layer for C++. Gordon is a senior software engineer at Codeplay Software in Edinburgh, specialising in designing and implementing heterogeneous programming models for C++. Gordon spends his days working on ComputeCpp; Codeplay’s implementation of SYCL and contributing to various standards bodies including the Khronos group and ISO C++. Gordon also co-organises the Edinburgh C++ user group and occasionally blogs about C++. In his spare time, Gordon enjoys dabbling in game development, board games and walking with his two dogs. News CppCon 2018 Poster Program Announced A bug in the C++ Standard Synapse submitted for Boost review New C++ London Uni Course Sept 18 Gordon Brown @AerialMantis (...)

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CppCast Episode 161: Expectations and Exceptions with Simon Brand
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Episode 161 of CppCast the only podcast for C++ developers by C++ developers. In this episode Rob and Jason are joined by Simon Brand to discuss his upcoming CppCon talks covering exceptions, value wrappers, debuggers and more.

CppCast Episode 161: Expectations and Exceptions with Simon Brand by Rob Irving and Jason Turner

About the interviewee:

Simon is a GPGPU toolchain developer at Codeplay Software in Edinburgh. He turns into a metaprogramming fiend every full moon, when he can be found bringing compilers to their knees with template errors and debating undefined behaviour on the C++ Slack channel. He co-organises the Edinburgh C++ user group and contributes to various programming standards bodies. Outside of programming, he enjoys experimental films, homebrewing, (...)

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Expectations and Exceptions with Simon Brand
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Rob and Jason are joined by Simon Brand to discuss his upcoming CppCon talks covering exceptions, value wrappers, debuggers and more. Simon is a GPGPU toolchain developer at Codeplay Software in Edinburgh. He turns into a metaprogramming fiend every full moon, when he can be found bringing compilers to their knees with template errors and debating undefined behaviour on the C++ Slack channel. He co-organises the Edinburgh C++ user group and contributes to various programming standards bodies. Outside of programming, he enjoys experimental films, homebrewing, and board games. News The value of undefined behavior Qt Creator 4.7 released Coroutines and Qt Simon Brand @TartanLlama Simon Brand’s GitHub Links CppCon 2018: How to Write Well-Behaved Value Wrappers CppCon 2018: How (...)

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