Lightning Talk: Higher-Order Template Metaprogramming with C++23 - Ed Catmur - CppCon 2023
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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Lightning Talk: Higher-Order Template Metaprogramming with C++23 - Ed Catmur - CppCon 2023
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C++20's Concepts transformed metaprogramming, but they can still be inflexible and are not readily composable. I demonstrate a few simple yet powerful techniques to allow building concepts from type traits, type transformations and even other concepts.
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Ed Catmur
At Maven Securities for the best part of a decade, I work to make developers happier and more productive, and programs (mostly C++) faster, more powerful, and more correct.
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Ed Catmur passed away due to an accident recently this year. He was an outstanding developer, an IMO bronze medalist, and a regular runner of 100 mile races. Didn't know him personally, but I have some indirect friends with him. Rest in peace.
Sorry to hear that.
Where does one find the rest of this talk? It was getting interesting and then abruptly ended
not sure but apparently he has since passed.
RIP Ed Catmur. You’ve left a wonderful legacy. Thanks for everything you taught the community
Very cool! I wish it wasn't cut short.
The “shark quotes” trick is so cool. Crazy, but cool.
And ugly ak hard to read and understand as well...
Nice one! Could you please publish the slides or the repo? I'm very interested in what's left untold ;)
Uffff lovely
Good talk!!
Well Thats explains a 1000 things in 5min. I wish I can see the full talk.
Anyone else click because you thought the speaker was Ed Catmull?
Metaprogramming should be banned
Let those who understand it leverage it
trolololol
Why
Came here to make the same comment.
it's just a specialized arena of programming - the rest of us get to enjoy the benefits of what the adept metaprogrammers create. And it's not that tough for mere mortals to get some benefit out of doing their own light weight metaprogramming.
I've tried to find the contacts of this guy to ask him for the rest of this very interesting presentation but what I found is that he passed away recently 😢
RIP Ed