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Here are the slides to a talk I recently gave.

Material from my Meeting C++ talk "Embedded-Friendly C++: Features That Make a Difference" is available!

👉 Slides: https://fertig.to/slides

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Getting ready for my talk at @meetingcpp
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Interesting comparisons of the impact of cache friendly data structures and algorithms (e.g. OOP vs DoD) in Jonathan Müller‘s talk about „Cache Friendly C++“ at #meetingcpp #cpp

Thanks to Richard Kaiser at @meetingcpp #MeetingCPP for praising our work on MISRA-C++:2023.

I deliberately joined MISRA-C++ working group, because I was so unsatisfied with its 2008 revision.

In his talk about better code reviews, Sandor Dargo shows how to respectfully and effectively go about various forms of code reviews and points out pitfalls. #meetingcpp

In his talk Nico Josuttis shares real-life tips and workarounds on std::generator uses in his talk, and as always points out a bunch of pitfalls. #meetingcpp

Just watched an interesting talk by Sebastian Theophil about the various approaches on error handling in C++26, including std::expected #meetingcpp

In his opening keynote, Anthony Williams makes us aware of all the ways safety issues in software can have real consequences even in more fields than immediately obvious safety critical software, so to not loose it out of sight. #meetingcpp

Traveling to Berlin for @meetingcpp.bsky.social for the rest of the week. I’m excited about seeing some buddies I’ve missed for a while and catch up during breaks or dinner. Almost forgot: there are amazing sessions, too 😁
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Code and Slides done for my talk

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Evgenii Seliverstov - Sanitize for your Sanity: Sanitizers tools for Modern C++ Even with the best C++ practices, memory errors and concurrency issues remain a challenge

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Ready for Meeting C++! 5 interviews lined up:

* Nicolai Josuttis
* Daniela Engert @danielae.bsky.social
* Frances Buontempo @fbuontempo.bsky.social
* Ivan Čukić
* Jens Weller @meetingcpp.bsky.social

Cue cards, cut with sharp precision!
Ready for great C++ chats!

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Slobodan Dmitrovic - From Introductory to Advanced C++ - Learning Guidelines From Introductory to Advanced C++ - Learning Guidelines

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Sebastian Theophil - To Err is Human: Robust Error Handling in C++26 Every program may encounter errors, some originating from internal bugs in the program, others coming from the environment the program is operating in

Meeting C++ 2025 featured talk of the day: Sebastian Theophil - To Err is Human: Robust Error Handling in C++26
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Kerstin Keller - Why managing C++ dependencies is hard (and what to do about it) When developing C++ programs, you will inevitably get to the point where you want to do basic things like parsing a configuration file or opening a websocket connection, and you realize that this func...

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Daniela Engert - Towards Safety and Security in C++26 There is a perceived push towards memory-safe languages in the developer community

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Victor Ciura - Rust for The Curious C++ Developers What is it like to come to Rust from C++? What are the gaps, the needs, the gems and the tools you should know about? Where is my favorite C++ feature in Rust? What are the idiomatic parallels between...

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Ivan Čukić - (Don't) use coroutines for this Coroutines were touted as one of the most important features of C++20, and we had many talks to watch and blog posts to read about how they work internally and how to customize them and implement our ...

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Hari Prasad Manoharan - Binary Parsing, C++23 Style! Writing a binary format parser without involving handwritten boilerplate or code generator is a bit elusive given the fact that C++ does not have Reflection yet and there are concerns about padding, a...

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Andreas Fertig - Embedded-Friendly C++: Features That Make a Difference C++ is used in many different fields

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Klaus Iglberger - The Real Problem of C++ It is popular today to complain about C++’s perceived safety issues: bounds, type, initialization and lifetime safety, and not to forget undefined behavior

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Jonathan Müller - Cache-Friendly C++ When you need a container, pick `std::vector` by default

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Steve Love - CMake for the Impatient CMake has emerged as a leading tool for managing C++ projects

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Alex Dathskovsky - C++23 Tools You Would Actually Use Last year, we explored why C++20 is not just a “future standard,” but a powerful and practical tool you should already be using

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Juan Pedro Bolívar Puente - Persistence squared: persisting persistent data structures Persistent data structures are used to implement immutable containers, so that they are manipulated by producing new values, leaving the old ones intact

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Steve Love - CMake for the Impatient CMake has emerged as a leading tool for managing C++ projects

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Alex Dathskovsky - C++23 Tools You Would Actually Use Last year, we explored why C++20 is not just a “future standard,” but a powerful and practical tool you should already be using

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Richard Kaiser - The Misra C++:2023 Guidelines The Misra Guidelines define a subset of C++ in which the opportunity to make mistakes is removed or reduced

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Jonathan Müller - Missing (and future?) C++ range concepts Iterators and ranges have been essential parts of the C++ standard library since its inception

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Roth Michaels - Case Study: Purging Undefined Behavior and Intel Assumptions in a Legacy Codebase For large C++ codebases, adding support for a new platform (e

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