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EPISODE · Aug 1, 2019 · 1H 3M

Can Everyone Stop Saying "Tupple"

from cpp.chat · host Jon Kalb & Phil Nash

This week we chat with Guy Davidson about linear algebra coming to C++, other mathsy stuff, audio, games dev and C++ training evenings. We barely even mention 2D graphics once! Did you know that Guy has written four linear algebra libraries in C++ since 1990? He's in a good position to be involved with the standardisation effort. But how do you bring something that Fortran excels at to modern standard C++ without it just being the C++ification of Fortran? Listen to find out.

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This week we chat with Guy Davidson about linear algebra coming to C++, other mathsy stuff, audio, games dev and C++ training evenings. We barely even mention 2D graphics once! Did you know that Guy has written four linear algebra libraries in C++ since 1990? He's in a good position to be involved with the standardisation effort. But how do you bring something that Fortran excels at to modern standard C++ without it just being the C++ification of Fortran? Listen to find out. Links: Guy (and Bob Steagall's) Linear Algebra WG21 proposal Guy's Linear Algebra talk at C++ on Sea std::audio proposal One of Timur Doumler's talks on std::audio- From this year's C++ Now Core C++ videos Italian C++ Conference videos ACCU Belfast Conference- In November - sandwiched between the Belfast ISO meeting and Meeting C++ (link may be time sensitive) Meeting C++ 2019 CppCon 2019 CLion 2019.2- Click "take a short tour" for a video by Phil

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