Announce: C++ Connections Call For Papers
From: Herb Sutter (hsutter_at_gotw.ca)
Date: 03/17/05
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Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 15:57:55 +0000 (UTC)
CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
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Submissions due 15 April 2005
C++ CONNECTIONS: 20 YEARS OF C++
Location: Mandalay Bay resort, Las Vegas, NV, USA
Dates: November 7-11, 2005
C++ Connections is a five-day conference event focused on practical C++
practice and experience, and that also celebrates the 20th anniversary of
C++'s commercial debut in 1985. The program emphasizes modern real-world
techniques and applications along with current topics related to C++'s
near-term future, including C++0x, the next revision of the C++ standard
now in development. The program is organized as a three-day conference
with two days of pre- and post-conference tutorials.
The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
+ Programming and design techniques
(talks should focus on concrete and proven techniques,
not on enumerating "pitfalls" or "spot-the-bug" topics)
+ Library building and techniques
+ Using C++ successfully in real-world applications and
interesting problem domains
+ Performance studies, metrics, and testing
+ Tools supporting C++ design, implementation, and maintenance
+ Application-, library-, and compiler-level optimization techniques
CONFERENCE PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Bjarne Stroustrup, Professor, Texas A&M University
Herb Sutter, Architect, Microsoft Corporation
Scott Meyers, Independent Consultant
Douglas Schmidt, Professor, Vanderbilt University
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
We are accepting proposal submissions for 60-minute and 75-minute talks
and 3-hour (half-day) tutorial sessions.
To submit a session proposal for consideration, please send an email to
connections-submissions@gotw.ca with Subject:"Session proposal: <session
title>" and containing all of the following:
- About you:
- name and title
- biographical summary (approx 50 words)
- picture (for the conference program, JPEG preferred)
- About your proposed session:
- title and preferred length (60 min, 75 min, or 3 hours)
- short abstract (approx. 100 words, for the conference program)
- extended abstract (2 to 4 pages, to evaluate the proposed session)
- Any additional information you wish to include about your session
IMPORTANT DATES
Submissions due for review: 15 April 2005
Initial decision sent: 1 May 2005
Final version submitted: 1 July 2005
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Herb Sutter (www.gotw.ca) (www.pluralsight.com/blogs/hsutter)
Convener, ISO WG21 (C++ standards committee) (www.gotw.ca/iso)
Contributing editor, C/C++ Users Journal (www.gotw.ca/cuj)
Architect, Developer Division, Microsoft (www.gotw.ca/microsoft)
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