A Pattern Language for Expressing Concurrency in C++ - CppCon 2022

Explore a comprehensive framework for utilizing the senders/receivers proposal to address concurrency in C++ in this CppCon 2022 conference talk. Delve into a pattern language for concurrency problems, including visual representations to aid in understanding and analyzing software system architecture. Learn about structured concurrency, the potential inclusion of the senders/receivers proposal in C++26, and how to effectively implement it using existing libraries. Discover patterns such as synchronous waiting, value transformation, exception handling, scheduling, composition, and context transfer. Gain insights into applying these concepts to real-world scenarios like handling HTTP requests, and bridge the gap between having access to the proposal and using it efficiently in your C++ projects.

Introduction
Structure Concurrency
Hello World
Visual Representation
Exit Points
Patterns
Synchronous Waiting
Transform Values
Exceptions
Scheduling
Composition
Starting senders in other contexts
Transfer between context
Handling HTTP Requests