CppCon 2017: Ansel Sermersheim “Multithreading is the answer. What is the question? (part 1 of 2)”

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Presentation Slides, PDFs, Source Code and other presenter materials are available at: github.com/CppCon/CppCon2017
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The main focus of this talk will be about the importance of lockless containers and RCU technology. The value of this approach will be explained and why it was added to libGuarded. I will also cover recent changes made to the RCU containers.
I will explain the importance of libGuarded and how it was used in the CsSignal library to prevent deadlocks.
Either basic familiarity with multithreading or attendance in Part I of this talk is suggested.
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Ansel Sermersheim: CopperSpice, Co Founder
I have been working as a programmer for nearly twenty years. My degree is in Computer Science from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. I have transitioned to independent consulting and I am currently working on a project for RealtyShares in San Francisco.
Co-founder of CopperSpice, a C++ GUI library.
Co-founder of DoxyPress, a C++ application for generating documentation.
Developer of the open source libraries: libGuarded, CsSignal and CsString.
I have programmed in C++, C, Lisp, Java, and Perl, with extensive knowledge in TCP/IP and mutilthreaded design. I am an avid follower of the C++ standard. Speaker at CppCon 2015, CppNow 2016, CppNow 2017, and several ACCU Bay Area meetings.
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[@orlandoboffill7448]

Probably best C++ talk ever on multihreading.

[@lisekSL]

8:45 He mess "race condition" with "data race" ... They are a little bit similar and different in the same way.

[@rocknroooollllll]

Best talk of the conference I have seen so far! Also like the way you never fail to kindly acknowledge comments and questions from the audience. Good talk, Ansel!

[@cppmsg]

Well planned and carefully enunciated. Not slurring words, not speaking too quickly, even though he speaks excellent English. Excellent.

[@vladermolaev]

Important topic and very good public speaker. Great talk overall, thank you!

[@FlorisStoicaMarcu]

I love this guy. Great job presenting multi threading!

[@Kodreanu23]

Great talk! Thanks! Btw, you can recognize Fedor's Pikus voice on mark 27:00 :))) multithreading guru clearing out the details :)

[@ladislavdobrovsky8826]

great talk and I didn't know what Garlik Knots are. thanks

[@andmefikri7555]

Seems like I'll be eating exception tonight!

[@Fidelb33r]

Amazing explanation and presentation of a complex topic !!!!!!

[@greatbullet7372]

best cppcon talk ever

[@dengan699]

Extremely good talk and and speaker

[@phenixwutao]

nice voice, very clear

[@1aggin_5amurai]

Thanks!

[@tetramaximum]

A very helping analogy to the promise/future at 33:22

[@rationalityfirst]

He looks like the long lost twin of John Carmack

[@treyquattro]

Fedor Pikus, guru of simultaneity, offers advice @ 27:00

[@cu7695]

Since the beginning of science era, scientists and engineers have relationship with pies.

[@dangerouscoder402]

Did anyone find the presentation about this talk on the github link? Please help.

[@TheDuckofDoom.]

About 25 min in: C++ already has the main [technical] selling point of rust.("ownership") And I suddenly realized why I find the rust community irritating, it comes down to hand holding and mandatory warning labels, a real politically correct type of crowd.

[@Hector-bj3ls]

Except for the fact that in rust you can't make the mistake of trying to use something you've moved.

[@themeeman]

How insecure do you have to be to make programming language choice about politics