0x29: Tiny problems, profiling, and merkle tree roots

As the summer season draws to a close, we find ourselves with more time to dive back into the engaging world of C++.

So welcome to our 41st Meetup! We've got a bunch of interesting talks lined up and, as always, plenty of opportunities to network.

We are once again hosted by our SwedenCpp-Pro Network Partner Prevas, who continues to support our passion for C++.

Find out more about Prevas at https://www.prevas.se.

Doors open 17:30, and talks start at 18:00

The program outline:

• Paul: Using variable templates on a tiny problem

• Kalle: A quick look at Tracy Profiler

• Casual mingling and networking with refreshments

• Arvid: merkle set root - an anecdote of turning a general solution concrete

The event ends at 21:00.

The program in detail:

Paul Dreik: Using variable templates on a tiny problem

In this talk, I will demonstrate how variable templates introduced in

C++14 can be used to enhance readability of a tiny problem I encountered in my day job.

Karl Åkerblom: A quick look at Tracy Profiler

I'll give you a quick look at the instrumentation profiling of Tracy Profiler. I'll also give you my impressions after adopting it at work; some pleasant surprises and some bumps in the road I encountered along the way.

Arvid Norberg: merkle set root - an anecdote of turning a general solution concrete

This talk will introduce merkle sets and two ways of implementing one. A verbose, text book version and a compact and efficient version.

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