Future C++1x Proposals
Offered By: CppNow via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the future of C++ programming in this 40-minute conference talk from CppNow 2012. Delve into upcoming features proposed for C++1x following the publication of C++11. Gain insights into major proposals reviewed by the Evolution Working Group, as well as developments from the Concurrency and Library Working Groups. Learn about concepts, transactions, transactional memory, deadlock prevention, hardware transactions, asynchronous operations, and concurrent containers. Discover the latest C++11 implementation status across major compilers and understand potential future extensions to the language. Examine topics such as serial equivalence and the Parallel Programming Library (PPL) to stay ahead of evolving C++ standards.
Syllabus
Intro
Overview
Compilers
Concepts
Evolution
Transactions
Transactional Memory
deadlock
hardware transactions
asynchronous operations
reference implementation
future extensions
serial equivalence
ppl
concurrent containers
Taught by
CppNow
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