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👋 Welcome to the 57th StockholmCpp Meetup, hosted by our long-time SwedenCpp Pro Partner HiQ. Thank you, HiQ, for again having us!
NB: This event happens on a Monday for the following reason:
I am excited to reveal our visitor and speaker from Germany 🇩🇪 : Daniela Engert! 🌟
Daniela is a renowned international speaker, and I'm delighted to see Sweden becoming again a go-to destination for such esteemed speakers. 🌍We will complement Daniela's presentation with some short lightning talks in the first half of the evening.
Join us for an unforgettable event! 🎉
The program:
- Intro and event host presentation
- Confirmed lightning talks, so far, Arvid and Harald
- Casual mingling and networking with refreshments 🍕🥤🤝
- Daniela: Towards Safety and Security in C++26
Door opens at 17:30, the program starts at 18:00
The Program in detail:
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Confirmed lightning talks:
Arvid Norberg: Premature generalization
Björn Fahller: This is a pipe, but should it be
Harald Achitz: Some tips for the everyday CMake user
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Daniela Engert: Towards Safety and Security in C++26
There is a perceived push towards memory-safe languages in the developer community. Various administrative bodies want to see a reduction in avoidable vulnerabilities in commonly used software. These vulnerabilities may cause harm of people, equipment, and property.
Long-term efforts in the standardization of C++ look like to become available in C++26. There is a wide range of proposals to improve the language which are currently merged into the committee draft of the international standard, now sent out to the national standard bodies for commenting. Keeping all of the merged features in the final standard is of utmost priority to the C++ committee.
We will look at those proposals, their current status in the upcoming C++26 standard, and the potential impact on the ecosystem and the development landscape.
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