Conference Year: 2026 Early Access

Generating Language Bindings using C++ Reflection – Callum Piper – ACCU 2026

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — Generating Language Bindings using C++ Reflection – Callum Piper – ACCU 2026 — Language bindings for C++ can be valuable tools for developers who wish to make C++ libraries available for use in other programming languages, like Python. There are many reasons developers may wish to do this, including testing, prototyping, Generating Language Bindings using C++ Reflection – Callum Piper – ACCU 2026

Portable Reflection in C++26 – Dan Katz – ACCU 2026

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — Portable Reflection in C++26 – Dan Katz – ACCU 2026 — At last! C++26 delivers a powerful reflection framework for inspecting the content and structure of programs. Alas, such powerful tools come replete with perils: The stateful nature of compilation, together with a diverse landscape of compilers, makes it all too Portable Reflection in C++26 – Dan Katz – ACCU 2026

The Code is Documentation Enough – Tina Ulbrich – ACCU 2026

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — The Code is Documentation Enough – Tina Ulbrich – ACCU 2026 — “The compiler does not read comments, and neither do I” – Bjarne Stroustrup Comments have a lot of downsides. Not only does the compiler not read them, most developers don’t either. So, comments have the tendency to get out The Code is Documentation Enough – Tina Ulbrich – ACCU 2026

Microarchitecture – What Lies Beneath – Matt Godbolt – ACCU 2026

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — Microarchitecture – What Lies Beneath – Matt Godbolt – ACCU 2026 — You know that modern CPUs use out-of-order execution and branch prediction. This talk goes deeper: into the actual implementation details of Intel microarchitecture, specifically Skylake. We’ll explore how the execution engine really works – register files, schedulers, and memory Microarchitecture – What Lies Beneath – Matt Godbolt – ACCU 2026

Constraining Templates Before and After C++20 – The What, the How, and the Why – Johannes Kalmbach

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — Constraining Templates Before and After C++20 – The What, the How, and the Why – Johannes Kalmbach – ACCU 2026 — The simplest template declaration template <typename T> class C {…}; is often misleading. Most templates, both classes and functions, do not accept arbitrary types but impose additional constraints on their Constraining Templates Before and After C++20 – The What, the How, and the Why – Johannes Kalmbach

Floating Points Essentials – Peter Hrenka – ACCU 2026

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — Floating Points Essentials – Peter Hrenka – ACCU 2026 — Both beginners and advanced developers can struggle with floating point values. The fact that precision is finite is often not even the biggest practical problem. In this talk I will develop and visualize a mental model for floating point values that Floating Points Essentials – Peter Hrenka – ACCU 2026

Software and Safety – Anthony Williams – ACCU 2026

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — Software and Safety – Anthony Williams – ACCU 2026 — Software is everywhere, not only in the form of applications that we use explicitly, but in everything from home appliances like toasters and fridges, light switches, and heating controls, to medical devices like pacemakers, transport such as cars and trains, and Software and Safety – Anthony Williams – ACCU 2026

I’m Warning You!: The Journey to a Higher Warning Level in a Massive Code Base – Keith Stockdale – ACCU 2026

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — I’m Warning You!: The Journey to a Higher Warning Level in a Massive Code Base – Keith Stockdale – ACCU 2026 — Building on the recent work of improving the quality of Sea of Thieves’ codebase by upgrading from C++14 to C++20, this talk will focus on the work that has I’m Warning You!: The Journey to a Higher Warning Level in a Massive Code Base – Keith Stockdale – ACCU 2026

The Performance Mindset – Mathieu Ropert – ACCU 2026

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — The Performance Mindset – Mathieu Ropert – ACCU 2026 — Software performance doesn’t happen on accident, nor can it be an afterthought. Through my career I have found that with the right combination of factors most non-trivial codebases can achieve significant performance improvements. I will illustrate this idea through the story The Performance Mindset – Mathieu Ropert – ACCU 2026

AI Writes All Your Code Now – How Will You Ever Debug It? – Greg Law & Mark Williamson – ACCU 2026

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — AI Writes All Your Code Now – How Will You Ever Debug It? – Greg Law & Mark Williamson – ACCU 2026 — Kernighan said: everyone knows debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place, so how will you ever debug it? With AI, it’s now AI Writes All Your Code Now – How Will You Ever Debug It? – Greg Law & Mark Williamson – ACCU 2026

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