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February 11th, 2004 — C++ Development for PocketPC, SmartPhone, and Windows CE — Nishan Jebanasam & Rich Hanbidge
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Learn about the new native device development feature in the next release of Visual Studio. This talk will cover developing, debugging and deploying C++ applications to Pocket PC, Smartphone and Windows CE. It will also cover improvements made since …
January 14th, 2004 — for_each — Eric Niebler
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Writing loops over sequences is harder in C++ than in other languages, many of which provide a dedicated for_each looping construct. In this talk, Eric describes how to implement and use a generic, type-safe and extensible foreach construct in …
2003
January 8th, 2003 — Unit Testing — Asim Jalis
February 12th, 2003 — Mojo — Andrei Alexandrescu
March 12th, 2003 — Resource Management in C++ — Bartosz Milewski
April 9th, 2003 — New Features in Visual C++ .NET 2003 — Ed Dudenhoefer
May 14th, 2003 — The Bizarro World of hetero_stack… — Eric Niebler
read moreDecember 10th, 2003 — The Future of C++ on .NET: A Tour of C++/CLI — Herb Sutter
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Microsoft CorporationBuilding 27, Conference Room 1810 (Olympic)One Microsoft WayRedmond, Washington 98052read moreAbstract
In October 2003, a new ECMA standards committee was formed to create an international standard for “C++/CLI,” a set of C++ extensions for .NET programming designed by Microsoft in collaboration with C++ industry …
November 10th, 2003 — The Future of C++: A Panel Discussion with the Experts — Andrei Alexandrescu, Scott Meyers, & Herb Sutter
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Please note that in order to offset some of the costs necessary to host this meeting, there will be a $10 charge to non-NWCPP and non-WSA members. Membership in the NWCPP is free, and is …
October 8th, 2003 — Object-Oriented Multithreading in C++ — Bartosz Milewski
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Traditional procedural approach to thread programming is to create a thread and pass it a function to execute. But a function operates on data. The data is most likely shared with other threads. In the object-oriented world data comes …
September 10th, 2003 — Thread Safe Object—Never Think About Thread Safety Again — David Brownell
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Ask any developer, and they will tell you that multithreaded programming is hard. Very hard. One staple of this difficult style of programming is the effective and thorough use of mutexes and critical sections. Unfortunately this technique can be …
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May 14th, 2003 — The Bizarro World of hetero_stack… — Eric Niebler
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The Bizarro World of hetero_stack, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love RTTI, or Alignment, Exceptions and Type-Safety, Oh My! or Subverting the C++ Type System for Fun and Profit.
hetero_stack is a dynamic replacement for the …
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