Reactive Equations
summary
A C++ system named zignal builds a dependency graph at compile time using template metaprogramming, expression templates, and compile-time maps/sets to avoid heap allocations and virtual calls. It compares runtime signaling to this compile-time dependency graph with benchmarks and assembly snippets, and provides a proof-of-concept library and examples showing in-binary (inlineable) updates and measurable speedups.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 10:21Motivation
- 20:32Core concepts
- 30:00Template meta-programming C++
- 40:11Expression templates practice
- 50:09Performance reactive patterns
- 59:01Q&A
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