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Is C++ really a highperformance language?

Lightningat Meeting C++ 2017 · 2017-11-09..11-11· [web-performance]
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Questions whether C++ delivers high performance in practice by examining concrete aspects of the language and its implementations. Looks at specific performance-related features and trade-offs in C++ and compares them to expectations for a high-performance language.

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  1. 0:00Open addressing hash table
  2. 0:36Lack of small vector optimization
  3. 0:59Lack of efficiency
  4. 1:35Concurrency?
  5. 2:47Lack of control over aliasing
  6. 4:23Non-destructive move
  7. 5:22Lack of a type switch
  8. 5:37Real support for generic code?
  9. 7:50Understanding is hard
  10. 10:12Existing tools
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