Oslo C++ Users Group
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Meet local C++ coders. We will focus on C++0x, Boost and advanced features of the language. See also http://www.ocppug...
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Our next meeting:
Practical Multi-Threading
Dietmar Kuehl will give a talk about the underlying memory model in C++ and how this relates to the use of low-level facilities like atomic operations, thread synchronization primitives, and higher-level thread building blocks. This time we meet at one of Oslo's best indian restaurants, where we get papadums and Kingfisher during the talk and indian curry will be served just after the presentation. Read more
- When?
- Saturday, May 31, 2008, 4:00 PM 20080531T140000Z
- Where?
- Who?
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9 members have said Yes
1 member said Maybe
Recent Meetings
Tue Apr 22, 7:00 PM |
24 attended (est.) –
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Tue Dec 18, 7:00 PM |
18 attended (est.) –
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Mon Sep 24, 7:00 PM |
12 attended (est.) –
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What's New?
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Testable C++, by Michael Feathers. Slides from a talk given to Oslo C++ Users Group in April 2008.
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"Hi! I'm a Software Engineer working for Westerngeco Schlumber in Norway. At work I deal with embedded systems, embedded linux, and various forms of programming. I was born in Australia but mostly grew up in Scotland and I've been in nowary 2 years"
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"Fint bilde :-)"
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"Working in Fast Search & Transfer. Particularly interested right now in testing c++ code as we have been redesigning a very important part of the code base. Starting building up in parallel with the implementation with a test battery.. "
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"Hi, I am a Software developer at Trolltech in Oslo. I use c++ for more that 7 years and work mainly in Linux/Unix and Windows areas."
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"I'm a C++ developer at Opera Software."
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"Hi, my name is Patricia Aas, linux c++ developer at Opera Software"
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"I'm a C++ developer for Opera Software, and this looks very interesting indeed!"
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"Hi! I've used C++ since around 1988 (Turbo C), and professionally for about eight years. The other years has been split between .NET development, leadership, the arm and business intelligence. Like win dev (vs 2005) with C using the C++ compiler."
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"I have programmed C/C++ since 1990. Now I am programming Java at Telenor."
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"I'm a former C/C++ programmer. Now a java programmer. So maybe it's just for the nostalgia ;)"
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"Embedded C/C++ programmer. Currently I only do C++ for fun."
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"Work as embedded SW project architect for a land seismic system under development at WesternGeco in Asker. It is not always practical to use C++, but we do so when it is (e.g. apps on embedded Linux). Also strongly interested in networks."
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"I have been an embedded C++ programmer since 2000. My main focus is multithreaded real-time development. Hope to see you all on next Oslo C++ Users group meetup."
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Boost - A Personal Perspective, by Kevlin Henney. Slides from a talk given to Oslo C++ Users Group in December 2007.
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"Work at Thales Norway AS. Have returned to C++ after a long period working with Java and C#. Think C++ is fascinating, especially the concepts developed by Andrei Alexandrescu in "Modern C++ Design""
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"Look I am here! Unfortunately I can't make it to todays boost presentation, because I have to meet up with Get! to help them organize rolling out digital cable in our building. Bad luck, catch you next time"
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"Utvikler i Operas Symbian avdeling. Jobber med C++ hver dag, og er generelt interessert i nye ting som skjer på den fronten."
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"Software developer at Opera Software HQ in Oslo, working on Windows based hand held devices. Besides professional work, love studying/experimenti ng on concurrency and read source code of VMs, libraries and OSs."
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"System and product developer in Kongsberg Maritime. Looking forward to learn more about C++ "
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"System and software developer with experience from wired and mobile telecom and datacom embedded systems."
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"Independent consultant and trainer who has been working with C++ for many more years than he is able to remember!"
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"I have been working with C/C++ since 1998 and have joined Opera Software recently. Focus on high-performance network programming, device drivers, embeded systems, and system architecture. "
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