Coroutines and C++ DSLs for Human Scale Concurrency

Offered By: ACCU Conference via YouTube

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Explore the potential of C++ coroutines and domain-specific languages (DSLs) for simplifying concurrency in this ACCU 2017 conference talk. Delve into the world of stackless coroutines and resumable functions, available in Visual Studio 2015 and soon in clang/llvm, despite not being standardized yet. Go beyond typical examples like generators and asynchronous IO to investigate how coroutines can be utilized to create C++ DSLs that make concurrent programming more accessible and manageable for developers. Discover the evolving research and technology behind this concept, aiming to achieve "Concurrency at Human Scale" and potentially revolutionize the way programmers approach concurrent systems.

Syllabus

Coroutines and C++ DSLs for Human Scale Concurrency - Dominic Robinson [ACCU 2017]

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