Nicolai Josuttis
Technical manager, Systems architect, Senior consultant
System Integration
location_on India
Member since 2 years
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Nicolai Josuttis is an independent systems architect, technical manager, author, and consultant. He designs mid-sized and
large software systems for the telecommunication, traffic, finance, and manufacturing industries. He is well known in the C++ Community for speaking and writing with authority about C++ (being the author of The C++ Standard Library and
C++ Templates) but is also an innovative presenter.
He is an active member of C++ standardization committee for almost 20 years now.
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Hidden Features and Traps of C++ Move Semantics
Nicolai JosuttisTechnical manager, Systems architect, Senior consultantSystem Integrationschedule 2 years ago
45 Mins
Talk
Intermediate
Move semantics, introduced with C++11, has become a hallmark of modern C++ programming. However, it also complicates the language in many ways. Even after several years of support, experienced programmers struggle with all details of move semantics.
While I took the time to write up all the facts and details in my new book "C++ Move Semantics - The Complete Guide" (cppmove.com), I learned a lot I wasn't aware of (note that the final book has 260 pages).
This talk is about a very simple class to demonstrate some remarkable aspects of move semantics. We will see some tricky features and traps to understand C++ better.
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Hidden Features and Traps of C++ Move Semantics
Nicolai JosuttisTechnical manager, Systems architect, Senior consultantSystem Integrationschedule 2 years ago
45 Mins
Talk
Intermediate
Move semantics, introduced with C++11, has become a hallmark of modern C++ programming. However, it also complicates the language in many ways. Even after several years of support, experienced programmers struggle with all details of move semantics.
While I took the time to write up all the facts and details in my new book "C++ Move Semantics - The Complete Guide" (cppmove.com), I learned a lot I wasn't aware of (note that the final book has 260 pages).
This talk is about a very simple class to demonstrate some remarkable aspects of move semantics. We will see some tricky features and traps to understand C++ better.
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keyboard_arrow_down
Hidden Features and Traps of C++ Move Semantics
Nicolai JosuttisTechnical manager, Systems architect, Senior consultantSystem Integrationschedule 2 years ago
45 Mins
Talk
Intermediate
Move semantics, introduced with C++11, has become a hallmark of modern C++ programming. However, it also complicates the language in many ways. Even after several years of support, experienced programmers struggle with all details of move semantics.
While I took the time to write up all the facts and details in my new book "C++ Move Semantics - The Complete Guide" (cppmove.com), I learned a lot I wasn't aware of (note that the final book has 260 pages).
This talk is about a very simple class to demonstrate some remarkable aspects of move semantics. We will see some tricky features and traps to understand C++ better.
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