Core C++ 2026
October 20-21, 2026
Presentations and Materials - Core C++ 2026
Slides, presentations and reference material from Core C++ conferences.
Note that not all presentation slides are optimized for reading without the accompanying talk.
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- Alex Cohn, From Unit to Production:3 Layers of Performance Measurement (PDF)
- Alex Dathskovsky, The Compiler Knows Best (PDF)
- Alex Kushnir, Why Your Tests Still Miss C++ Bugs: Valgrind, Sanitizers, and Runtime Debugging (PDF)
- Amir Kirsh, Which C++ Best Practices Change When Writing Code with AI (PDF)
- Avi Kivity, Trying to stay sane modularizing a large C++ project (PDF)
- Chris Ryan, C++ Under the Hood: Internal Class Mechanisms V1.5 of N (PDF)
- Erez Strauss, C++26 Reflection for serialization - with compile time registry (PDF)
- Ignas Bagdonas, Thinking Low Level, Writing High Level (PDF)
- Michael Daum, Is C++ Turing Complete? (PDF)
- Mike Lindner, When a Broken Clock Is Right 23 Times a Day (Site)
- Miri Ben-Nissan, From Silicon to C++26: How Hardware Shaped the Evolution of the Memory Model (PDF)
- Noam arye Nassi, Return to Sender: Continuation-Passing Style in C++ (GDoc)
- Ofek Shilon, Processor Design and C++ Memory Models (PPTX)
- Pavel Simerda, From Async I/O to Senders and Receivers (PDF)
- Ran Regev, Structure Binding Assignment (HTML)
- Roi Barkan, Effective Lock Free Architecture in C++26 (GDoc)
- Ron Shabi, Running C++ on Bare Metal: Building an aarch64 Cross-Toolchain from
configure to First Boot (PDF)
- Tal Yacobi, Implementing a New Kind of Static (PDF)
- Yuval Lifshitz, Concepts IRL (PDF)