Dnipro Speakers' Corner: A typical development on C+

On Tuesday, June 13th, Ciklum Dnipro will be glad to welcome C++ developers and everyone interested at a Speakers' Corner event dedicated to a topic: "A typical development on C ++ or How I diagnosed multiple gunshots in a foot". "C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot; C++ makes it harder, but when you do it blows your whole leg off" Bjarne Stroustrup About the speaker: Vasyl Shestak, software developer @Ciklum Dnipro, 3 years experience in C++ About the report: Most often, the reason for the inexplicable behavior of the program is insufficient knowledge of the language, at times - the work of the optimizing compiler, and sometimes - the bugs of the compiler itself. At the meeting, the speaker will share his own experience in diagnosing and solving several unobvious problems when developing in C++. The report will be interesting to C ++ developers with minimal knowledge of Assembler. We will talk about: • why mixing of threads and forks is a bad idea; • internal implementation of thread_local, or How GCC is able to get lost in two segments; • naive lock-free and optimizing compiler; • how double can decrease performance and how to deal with it. Though the event is open - registration via link https://goo.gl/forms/qwstkurshko5Phuy1 is a must! The number of seats is limited!