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We’ll do a lap around the most commonly applicable parallel patterns. The goal of the talk is to map each of these parallel patterns to equivalent C++ code, while taking advantage of the modern constructs in the language …
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In this talk, I will …
January 19th, 2011 — Determinism and Fail-Stop Races for Sane Multiprocessing — Luis Ceze
February 16th, 2011 — The Thought Process of Patterns: Essential Design Skills — Alan Shalloway
March 16th, 2011 — Debuggers and Mago — Aldo Nunez
April 20th, 2011: ‘C’ for Microcontrollers, Just Being Efficient — Lloyd Moore
May 18th, 2011 — C++0x Lambda …
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Computing in science and engineering involves modeling part of the physical world. The inputs could be detailed measurements of the environment, or a randomized set of potential measurements that might characterize some environment in the future. The outputs …
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One of the goals of the new C++11 Standard was to provide support for concurrency, in particular for thread-based concurrency. But threads don’t scale very well. Do C++ tasks, which are created using std::async …
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A stroll through actor and task based programming using Visual Studio.
Developing concurrent applications and libraries is hard. Making them robust and inherently scalable is even more challenging. This talk will walk through a small handful of examples of …
Several companies have chosen to sponsor our monthly meetings. Often these companies supply free pizza for the meeting. Other companies may choose to give away products.
If you sponsor us, we will add a brief mention on the front page which links to our sponsorship page.
NWCPP welcomes your sponsorship …
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The question of how much design to do up-front on a project is an engaging one. Too much design often results in overkill, complexity, and wasted work. Too little design results in insufficient system structures that require rework, additional …
The Northwest C++ Users Group’ would like to extend a very special welcome to Herb Sutter as the speaker for the May 2011 meeting.
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Why care about C++0x lambda functions? Syntactically, they are nothing but sugar for function objects …
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