Cpp Bay Area

Matrix multiplication. A relatively simple mathematical operation. But making it *fast* is far from trivial. Join us in San Jose in two weeks (August 19) for a performance-packed talk by Aliaksei Sala! meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

relocation truncated to fit: R_X86_64_PC32 What? Bo Yang shows how massive C++ code bases tackle this annoying little linker error. Tonight at 6:30 PM in San Jose. Performance tuning, AutoFDO, LLM refactors, and more. Don't miss it! meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

🌟 Excited to announce our upcoming C++ Bay Area Meetup! 🌟 📅 Date: February 6, 2025 📍 Location: Bytedance HQ, San Jose, CA 👩‍💻 RSVP now: meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e… #bayareatech #tech #meetup

What can C++ learn from other languages? Next Tuesday, boost.math maintainer Nick Thompson will share his experience with the Julia programming language. Please come join us! meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

Next week, Leo Chan from the Fuchsia OS team will showcase a clever trick to make C++ virtual functions more efficient. Join us on August 13 for an awesome night of CppBayArea! meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

Do you have unsolved race conditions? Is your logging bloated? Does optimizing C++ sound like a fun time? Next Tuesday, Aditya Gurajada is speaking in Sunnyvale about L3-LOC, a lightweight logging library with plenty of tricks up its sleeve! RSVP here: meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

What is C++? Uncompromised performance. Leave no room for a lower level language. At our new venue in Sunnyvale, @_JonKalb will talk about what makes C++ great and how to take full advantage of it. Come meet up on Tuesday, March 12! meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

Systems Hackathon Alert 🎉 February 24th, San Francisco. Full day gathering for those who build AI training frameworks, compilers, databases, search engines, and other infra! No LLM wrappers this time 😉 Co-organized by the @AGIHouseSF and @CppBayArea partiful.com/e/fwlokaFbQIAo…

Dinner. C++ trivia. Booze. Tomorrow we're having a holiday social gathering in San Jose. Hang out with other C++ hackers in the bay area and win some prizes! meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

Inventor of libfmt and memer @vzverovich is speaking Tuesday about the inner workings of std::format. Type erasure, floating-point formatting, and more! Important: This meeting is at Aurora's office in Mountain View, not the usual JFrog in Sunnyvale. meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

x86-based processors have dominated desktop computing. However, ARM's efficiency has made RISC more and more attractive for servers and desktops. Tuesday September 19, learn the basics of ARM64 and some tricks to make your code lightning fast! meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

Teach C++ new tricks with reflection and code generation. @strager is speaking next week at CppBayArea in Sunnyvale, CA. Details: meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

Zig isn't just a hip new language; it's also a cross-compiling C++ toolchain and build system. Next Tuesday, Ed Yu will teach us C++ devs new tricks: zig cc, build.zig, and the Zig package manager. meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

Sometimes it takes six rewrites to figure out the perfect design for your program. Next week, coding master Amir Kirsh will share his experiments with virtual functions, templates, smart pointers, and more. When: Tuesday, June 13 Where: Sunnyvale, CA meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

Meetup today in Sunnyvale! Property Based Testing. RSVP below: 👇 meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

Writing reliable software is easy. Just use the type system and write some unit tests, right? Maybe not so easy... Next Tuesday, Nick Thompson will teach a different way to catch software bugs: Property-based testing. meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

Tomorrow's meetup: Uncovering hidden security risks in C++ applications with LD_PRELOAD and API interception meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

Writing C++ code is hard enough. But how can we make our C++ apps secure? Kiran Kamity will present tools to detect 80 types of insecure behaviors of running C++ applications. Join us Tuesday next week in Sunnyvale, CA! meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…

Note: The meetup page has a bug. It says the meetup starts at 18:30 and 3:30 PM. The real meetup start time is 18:30 (6:30 PM) as written in the description.

Tuesday: CppBayArea meetup in Sunnyvale! Presentation starts at 7:00 PM. Andrew Wong will discuss an *asynchronous thread-per-core architecture in C++* based on his team's high-performance distributed event stream platform. meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/e…