The talk went well. Here is the code and slides https://github.com/ignition/accuyork_2025_07
Also some pretty pictures. I didn't get around to getting past the double precision limit. I also didn't do GPU programming. But there was good use of #xsimd and #stdexec
Senders/Receivers в C++26: от теории к практике
Каждому C++-разработчику приходится решать задачи асинхронности — от сетевых запросов до фоновых вычислений. В этой статье вы увидите, как P2300-модель Senders/Receivers в C++26 расширяет возможности std::async / std::future и позволяет строить ясные, декларативные конвейеры ( then , when_all , upon_error и др.).
https://habr.com/ru/articles/904134/
#Senders #Receivers #stdexec #P2300 #co_await #upon_error #C++ #c++26 #coroutines
@ericniebler in your blog post https://ericniebler.com/2024/02/04/what-are-senders-good-for-anyway/ you write under Step1: The Allocation:
> [*]: Or rather, it will look like this after P2855 is accepted.
Is this currently implemented in the code at https://github.com/NVIDIA/stdexec (I had a bit of a problem figuring out the macros 😁 ), or in a fork somewhere?
Gareth Lloyd (He/him)
Habr
Am I?