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Next Meetup
Sunnyvale: Lockfree Queues with C++ Atomics
The siren song of lock-free data structures beckons. Who could resist the opportunity to avoid the shores of lock contention, only to crash against the rocks of race conditions? In this talk, a simple lock-free queue shall be designed, showing both the performance benefits of using C++11 atomic operations and just how hard it is to avoid race conditions, even for such a simple data structure.
Our speaker, Jeff Cohen, is a certified language nerd. He has been using C++ since cfront was a thing.
- Aleksandar V.
- Jon K.
- Bryce Adelstein L.
- Liz
- Saurabh S.
- 86 going
Upcoming Meetups
- Sunnyvale: Discuss C++ Committee Proposals
- Aleksandar V.
- Bryce Adelstein L.
- jpm
- Michael S.
- Frederick N.
- 13 going
- Aleksandar V.
- QCon San Francisco 2018
- Arthur O.
- Michael S.
- 3 going
- Arthur O.
- Mountain View: TBD
- Leo B.
- Bryce Adelstein L.
- 2 going
Past Meetups (206)
- Mountain View: CppCon Discussion Panel
- Bryce Adelstein L.
- Abhinav N.
- Adenilson C.
- Aleksandar V.
- Ali Ç.
- 70 went
- Bryce Adelstein L.
What we're about
If you can code in C++, you can code in any language. Moreover, you can tackle any programming problem you want. No other language can make as powerful a claim. Please join if you're in the SF Bay area, know C++, or would like to know C++.
The Association of C/C++ Users' San Francisco Bay Area chapter meets a few times a month in Mountain View, Berkeley, and San Francisco. We are loosely affiliated with the ACCU, our UK-based parent organization. Meetings are free and newcomers are welcome!
Follow us @accuBayArea (https://twitter.com/ACCU_SV) or on Eventbrite (https://accu-bay-area.eventbrite.com).
Slides from all our previous meetups can be found here (https://github.com/accuBayArea/Slides).
