Videos from ACCU Talks Now Available

The fine folks behind the 2011 ACCU Conference recorded my technical presentations, and those videos are now online as follows:

• CPU Caches and Why You Care.  This is an excerpt from my training course, Fastware for C++. 
• Move Semantics, Rvalue References, and Perfect Forwarding.  This is an abbreviated version of my treatment of the topic in An Overview of the New C++, and the fact that the abbreviated version runs an hour and a half gives you some idea of the depth of the subject. (The full version, including time for Q&A about the kinds of obscure edge cases that programmers live for, goes three hours or longer, but given the intricacies of rvalue references and their pervasive impact on C++0x, I think the investment is worth it.)

Viewing these videos is the next best thing to having been to the sessions, provided your definition of the next best thing includes having a seat at the extreme left end of Row 1. The video is nothing to tweet home about (especially if you want to read the text on the slides), but the audio is quite nice. One thing you're likely to find attractive is that the way the video is exposed, I'm hidden much of the time.

Enjoy!

Scott