"Introducing CHAP" at VMWare

It's time for a longer talk! Let's get together, introduce ourselves, and have our first full-length talk.

We will be hosted by VMware, in Kendall Square, East Cambridge. VMware provides platform virtualization software and services, and cloud computing.

RSVPs must be received before the morning of the event.

Schedule:

• 6:30 Charles Wilcox (Organizer): Group introduction, and plan next events. (10 min)

• 6:40 Mark Zeren (VMware): VMware introduction. (5 min)

• 6:45 Mark Zeren (VMware) & Matt Calabrese (Boost,Google): ISO C++ Toronto Meeting Review (40 min)

• 7:25 Brief Break (5 min)

• 7:30 Tim Boddy (VMware): "Introducing CHAP: A program to clarify dynamic memory usage in un-instrumented cores" This will be a live version of the talk Tim gave at C++Now 2017 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZ2n3kGtVDk&list=PL_AKIMJc4roXJldxjJGtH8PJb4dY6nN1D&index=36), and ACCU 2017 (https://conference.accu.org/stories/2017/sessions.html#Xah64Amemoryanalyzerforuninstrumentedcores). https://github.com/vmware/chap (90 min)

Perks:

VMware will be providing free pizza.

Getting there:

VMware is in the middle of Kendall Square. For MBTA riders, the Red-Line stops at Kendall Square, as does several buses. For drivers, there are several parking lots nearby; I had good luck with the Kendall Square Garage, (operated by Pilgrim Parking, 350 Kendall St.), which is 9$ after 4PM; there are also the Kendall Center Blue & Yellow garages, which are 10$ after 6PM, but I have not tried them.