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Intro
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Kona Compromise
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Motivation: async
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Motivation: Pipelines
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Motivation: Parallel STL
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Executor Requirements
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Original Executor Interface
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Default Executor
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Concrete Executors
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Mission Accomplished
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Abstract Base Class
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Executors and Async Ops
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Customization Points
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Executors (R6)
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Executor Traits
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Layers
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Performance
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Data Concentrator
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Proposal Status
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ASIO With Coroutines
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Joint Proposal
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New Executor Interface
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bulk_twoway execute
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Executor Properties
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require/prefer
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One-Way Executions
Description:
Explore the evolution and implementation of executors in C++ through this comprehensive ACCU 2018 conference talk. Delve into the journey of the executor proposal, from its initial presentation in 2014 to its status as an unofficial draft TS in 2017. Gain insights into the motivations behind executors, including asynchronous programming, pipelines, and Parallel STL. Examine the executor requirements, interface designs, and concrete examples that showcase the versatility of this fundamental building block for parallel and concurrent programming. Investigate the interactions between executors and coroutine proposals, and learn about customization points, executor traits, and performance considerations. Discover how executors integrate with ASIO and coroutines, and understand the new executor interface, including bulk_twoway execute and executor properties. Acquire knowledge about one-way executions and the latest developments in C++ concurrency and parallelism.

Finally Executors for C++

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