CppCon 2026

CppCon 2026

11:00 MDT

Composing the Future: Async Workflows with std::execution _2Alistair Fisher • Ivy Zhang

14:00 MDT

Component based or monolithic development for large C and C++ projects: Why not both? _1Diego Rodriguez-Losada Gonzalez Towards a complete contract-assertion facility for C++ _4Timur Doumler

15:15 MDT

std::simd Without Compromise: Making SIMD in C++26 and Beyond as Fast as Silicon Allows _2Ruslan Arutyunyan • Daniel Towner

16:45 MDT

You’re absolutely wrong! How to get agents to solve complex problems with complex code. _1Greg Law • Mark Williamson

09:00 MDT

Implementing Flat Containers: Design and Optimisations in libc++'s flat_{set, map} _1Hui Xie Processor Design and C++ Memory Models _2Ofek Shilon

14:00 MDT

Breaking the Speed Limit: Building a High-Throughput Hashing Engine With C++26 _6Yannic Staudt Rule of 0,1,2,5,6,7,8,9,10? _1Jason Turner Running Compiler Explorer in 2026: Sandboxes, Storage, and Strangers' Code _2Matt Godbolt

15:15 MDT

C++ in an AI World _1Jody Hagins Lock-Free Timer Scheduling With C++ Atomics _4Maxim Gurschi

16:45 MDT

Can I memcpy This Type Across a Boundary? Verifying Object Representation at Compile Time With C++26 Reflection _2Fanchen Su

09:00 MDT

Awaiters and Awaitables _2Mateusz Pusz What can C++26 reflection do for you?: A practical experiment in using reflection with an emphasis on binary protocol support _1Andy Webber

14:00 MDT

Interesting Upcoming Low-Latency, Networking, Concurrency, and Parallelism Features from Kona 2025, Croydon 2026, and Brno 2026 _1Paul E. McKenney • Maged Michael • Michael Wong The Ghost in the Heap: Defeating a Memory Thief _2Nicolas Arroyo

15:15 MDT

Readable Async Workflows in Modern C++: Coroutines Meet std::expected _2Futong Liu Writing High Performance Parsers Using State Machines _1Torben Thaysen You Shall Not Pass*! _5Daniel Pfeifer

16:45 MDT

CMake: Making Hard Things Easy _1Bill Hoffman Modern C++ Techniques to Reduce Boilerplate Without Sacrificing Performance _5VISHNU G NATH The Clocks of C++: Knowing When (and Why) to Use Each One _3Sandor Dargo

09:00 MDT

Beyond Monads: Pattern Matching Alternatives for Result Types _2Vitaly Fanaskov The State of Boost: Boost Is Where You Become the Engineer You Want to Be _6Harold Bott Writing Low-Latency C++: Predictability, Cache, and the Architectures Underneath _1Sampad Acharya

14:00 MDT

C++ in the Age of AI: How Visual Studio Is Evolving _6David Li • Augustin Popa Generating Reliable Reference Documentation for Modern C++ Using the Clang AST _5Alan de Freitas Type Punning: the joke is on you, pun intended. Fixing UB of reinterpret_cast! _4Lieven de Cock Using Modules in a Real Project _3Erez Strauss What Is Your Algorithmic Core? _2Egor Suvorov When Zero-Cost Abstractions Aren’t Zero-Cost _1Steve Sorkin

15:15 MDT

Building C++20 Modules: The Rest of the Story _2Vito Gamberini C++23 Tools you will actually use _5Alex Dathskovsky Coroutines for Dummies _4Dominic Fischer Leveraging LLM to Generate Unittests for Notifiers in Taskflow _6Snikitha Siddavatam The Latency Slippage: Understanding the Hidden Costs of Caching for Low Latency C++ _1Sanchit Gupta

16:45 MDT

Getting More Out of AI in C++: Custom Hooks, Skills, and MCP servers _3Alexandra Kemper Are You Smarter Than A Branch Predictor? _2Michelle D'Souza Quicker Than Quick: Using Radix Sort to Make `std::stable_sort` Beat `std::sort` _1Dmitriy Izvolov

17:20 MDT

API Design is Language Design: Lessons from Go's net/http library for C++ _4Tim van Deurzen Who Is #include-ing You? Measuring the Impact of C++ Libraries _3John Parent

09:00 MDT

“If You Can’t Measure It, You Can’t Improve It”: From Profiling to Automatic Benchmarking _5Kris Jusiak C++ Views and Pipelines _2Nicolai Josuttis C++26: A Curated Tour of What's New _3Marc Gregoire

13:30 MDT

The Real Story of C++26: Beyond the Headline Features _1Sandor Dargo Why Great C++ Libraries Fail (And How to Fix That) _2Mateusz Pusz

14:45 MDT

Our Journey Toward a Fully Backward-Compatible, UB-Safe, ISO C++ _2John Lakos What 25 Days of Optimisations Taught Me About Compilers _1Matt Godbolt