Chapel is a portable, open-source language for parallel programming on laptops, clusters, clouds, and supercomputers. Chapel strives to be as programmable as Python, as fast as Fortran …
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The Northwest C++ Users Group will be hosting three panels at CPPCon!
LIQUiD provides a modular software architecture for the simulation of quantum algorithms. It provides a high level interface and is independent of a specific quantum architecture. Recently …
“Modules” are a frequently requested and long-awaited feature by C++ programmers. The basic idea is a direct language support for (a) expressing the boundaries and dependencies of …
With the direction in developing hardware with more processing power, caching of data and power efficiency, it is necessary to review the complete ecosphere of processing threads …
Marc Goodner will talk about debugging remotely on Linux, debugging MCU targets and connecting to the Azure IoT hub, all from within Visual Studio.
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Since many modern day languages support 2D graphics, C++ Standards Committee wanted to incorporate into the main language standard. Even though the standardization of the 2D display …
C++ coroutines are one of the few major features that may land in C++17. We will look at the current standardization status, available experimental implementations and …
This is a presentation on STL algorithms, their mechanics, and some interesting tricks. The talk is a piece of his upcoming book on algorithms, and is preceded …
This presentation will discuss the tools are necessary to develop embedded software with Qt and what differences there are between each of the supported embedded platforms. The …
The BBC micro:bit is a small wearable and programmable mbed-based device that visibly features a 5x5 LED display, accelerometer, compass, buttons, I/O pins, Micro USB …
As the preferred text editor for a multitude of software developers, Emacs has been ported to a …
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