Video Tag: Threading

Fearless Concurrency in C++ – Tristan Brindle – ACCU 2026

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — Fearless Concurrency in C++ – Tristan Brindle – ACCU 2026 — “Fearless concurrency” — the absence of data races, statically guaranteed by the compiler — is one of the major selling points of the Rust programming language. What if we could get those same guarantees in C++ as well? In this Fearless Concurrency in C++ – Tristan Brindle – ACCU 2026

What Your Allocator Is Doing to Your C++ Program? – Sejal Gupta – ACCU 2026

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — What Your Allocator Is Doing to Your C++ Program? – Sejal Gupta – ACCU 2026 — Dynamic memory allocation is often treated as an implementation detail in C++ programs. Yet in practice, allocator behaviour strongly influences performance, scalability, memory usage, and even correctness. Seemingly unrelated symptoms -latency spikes, memory bloat, allocator What Your Allocator Is Doing to Your C++ Program? – Sejal Gupta – ACCU 2026

Printf Debugging at 1ns: High-Performance C++ Logging Without Locks – Greg Law – ACCU 2025 Short Talks

 / ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — Printf Debugging at 1ns: High-Performance C++ Logging Without Locks – Greg Law – ACCU 2025 Short Talks — C++ debugging often starts with printf statements—but what if you could make printf run in just 1ns? In this lightning talk from ACCU 2025, Greg Law (founder of Undo and long-time Printf Debugging at 1ns: High-Performance C++ Logging Without Locks – Greg Law – ACCU 2025 Short Talks

Race Conditions – Practical Tools & Techniques for Testing, Preventing, and Debugging C++/C Code – Greg Law – ACCU 2025

 / ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — Race Conditions – Practical Tools & Techniques for Testing, Preventing, and Debugging C++/C Code – Greg Law – ACCU 2025 — Race conditions are hard, and your code is littered with them whether or not you realise it! They often escape testing to crop up in production, but wherever Race Conditions – Practical Tools & Techniques for Testing, Preventing, and Debugging C++/C Code – Greg Law – ACCU 2025

Asynchronous C++ – Dietmar Kühl – ACCU 2025

 / ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — Asynchronous C++ – Dietmar Kühl – ACCU 2025 — With the components in `std::execution` (also known as Sender/Receiver) C++26 introduces a vocabulary for asynchronous operations. At the same time, it isn’t clear why asynchronous operations are important and how that is different from other technologies, like threads. Also, the Asynchronous C++ – Dietmar Kühl – ACCU 2025

Immutable Data Structures in C++ – Alistair Fisher – ACCU 2024

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — Immutable Data Structures in C++ – Alistair Fisher – ACCU 2024 — Immutability remains one of the great dividing lines between procedural languages like C and C++, and functional languages like Haskell and Clojure. While many other traditionally functional features — such as higher order functions, lambda expressions, and lazy evaluation Immutable Data Structures in C++ – Alistair Fisher – ACCU 2024

Introduction to Lock/Wait Free Algorithms – Defining and Understanding the Terms – Jeffrey Mendelsohn – ACCU 2024

ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn — Introduction to Lock/Wait Free Algorithms – Defining and Understanding the Terms – Jeffrey Mendelsohn – ACCU 2024 — The goal of this talk is to provide a working understanding of what it means for an algorithm to be lock/wait free. A brief recap of computer hardware design will motivate the need Introduction to Lock/Wait Free Algorithms – Defining and Understanding the Terms – Jeffrey Mendelsohn – ACCU 2024

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