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Trip C++Now 2024 – think-cell
Report: C++Now 2024 I attended C++Now for the fourth time last week, and it was definitely one of the best conferences I've ever been to. I don't think I've ever experienced so many amazing talks in a row, so I can only highlight some of the talks that are definitely worth watching.
David argues that this isn't a big problem: There is already a proven, memory-safe systems programming language, Rust, and you should use it for safety-critical code. ), but we at think-cell identified the problems with the iterator model decades ago and have built a very similar design in our own standard library, which you can already find on GitHub: github.com/think-cell/think-cell-library. That way, you can have operations that return multiple values at once and forward them as individual arguments to the next function, instead of having to write everything in terms of std::tuple.
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