C/C++ Meetup 0x03 - revive

It has been too long since our last meetup, so I’m really thrilled to announce our next event!

This time, we will meet at the offices of TechPeople A/S, who have been very kind to offer a sponsorship of our meetup. We have room for 20 participants, so please update your RSVP / status as soon as possible.

The practical stuff

The meeting will take place at TechPeople A/S (Smedeholm 10, 2730 Herlev). Nearest station is Herlev station ( ~10 - 15min walk ) and busses 350s and 155 stop at Marielundvej (Herlev Hovedgade), (5-10 min walk from the office). Also, the site offers free car parking and covered bike parking. Please use the big glass door in the middle of the building to enter.

Programme

19.00 - 19:10 : Welcome, find a seat.
19.10 - 19:15 : Short opening notes.
19:15 - 19:25 : Nina Jensen will introduce TechPeople A/S

TechPeople A/S is a consulting firm specializing in delivering expert embedded and IT consultants to interesting clients in Denmark. Nina Jensen will elaborate.

19:30 - 20:00 : Jens Schønberg will present: C++ classes in binary.

The main talk will be about how C++ classes appear in flat binaries without direct contexts of object orientation, along with how classes operate in run-time. Although we won't get to cover all of the details nor the intrinsic of the interoperability with the an OS, it will introduce how to reverse C++ binaries with Object orientation in mind and offer a peak under the hood of what a C++ class is at execution- and compile-time. The talk assumes an introductory knowledge of C++ and ELF binaries.

20:00 - 20:30 : Break, pizza, soda and socializing.

20:35 - 21:00 : Bryan Østergaard will present: Stupid C++ Tricks.

Learn great tricks to drive your colleagues mad, learn how some of the fundamental aspects behind C++ works, and discover new wonderful sides of C++!

NOTE: I'll ‘open the bar’ and give the first talk because I find this topic particularly relevant, but I really hope that some of you will have suggestions for future events and would like to contribute and do a talk. Please feel free to email me and we can figure something out.