"Pragmatic Unit Testing in C++" presentation by Matt Hargett

Abstract: Leveraging real unit testing in long-lived C/C++ codebases can be
difficult. In this presentation, we discuss several hard-core techniques
for getting code under unit test and what the implications are for build
times, runtime performance, maintenance costs, and debuggability.

Bio: Matt Hargett has been programming professionally for 20 years in a variety
of languages and platforms. His first agile project was in 2001 on a C++
project, and he has worked with lean/XP teams ever since. An early adopter
of Linux in 1994, he has been contributing code and funding to various
open source projects for nearly 20 years. He co-authored Pragmatic Unit
Testing in C# 2nd edition, published by Pragmaic Bookshelf, and has spoken
at conferences around the world on the topics of network security, static
code analysis, lean/agile, unit testing/TDD, and other topics. In his
spare time, he is a songwriter/musician (the making of the making of),
gamer, writer, and world traveller. He lives in Mountain View, California
with his husband and their dog.