C++Now 2014

C++ — with the help of newly adopted, fast evolving, development cycles — has become the assembly language of the current generation. C++11, by itself, can provide the necessary building blocks to develop a brand new, domain independent language that supports native parallelism.

Doppl is a programming language which features cache efficiency, high concurrency, data oriented design, and non-blocking logic as language constructs. It is built on top of C++11 and its latest stable standard library implementations.

In this talk, we will focus on using tools from <thread> as well as new constructs inherited from functional programming, and introduced first in C++11, to achieve Doppl's features. Doppl code samples will only be shown as references for the audience to visualize these high level structures.