C raffle for the C ++ Russia conference ticket from JetBrains
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As you know, JetBrains is now actively developing several products at once that support the C and C ++ languages. ReSharper C ++ and CLion are currently in the stage of the Early Access Program, and in the AppCode we not only add functions to work with the new Swift language, but also actively develop support for C and C ++.
On February 27-28, 2015, Moscow will host the first of its kind conference of C ++ Russia , organized by the C ++ User Group Russia community. We are waiting for a lot of excellent reports on a variety of topics from the world of C ++.
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So, the developer, speaker, podcaster, trainer and technical evangelist JetBrains, Dmitry Nesteruk (@mezastel) will tell about the conversion of controlled languages in C ++:
“There are many reasons to convert managed languages into native ones: this is primarily performance, but also protection from reverse engineering, support for hardware technologies or some specific platforms. In this report, we will look at an example of building a converter from C # to C ++ and the nuances that are encountered in solving this problem. ”
And these days it will be possible to come and chat with the developers of ReSharper C ++, CLion and AppCode at the company's booth , which will be open to any of your questions during both days of the conference. Want to see new product demos? You can not find a very necessary opportunity in some of our product? Just wondering who we are? Come on in! We welcome everyone!
In the title of the post, we promised you a ticket draw. Here he is! The rules are very simple:
We will definitely mark the answers we liked the most and among them will raffle off one ticket to the C ++ Russia conference. Do not miss your chance!
Good luck
JetBrains team
As you know, JetBrains is now actively developing several products at once that support the C and C ++ languages. ReSharper C ++ and CLion are currently in the stage of the Early Access Program, and in the AppCode we not only add functions to work with the new Swift language, but also actively develop support for C and C ++.
On February 27-28, 2015, Moscow will host the first of its kind conference of C ++ Russia , organized by the C ++ User Group Russia community. We are waiting for a lot of excellent reports on a variety of topics from the world of C ++.
')
So, the developer, speaker, podcaster, trainer and technical evangelist JetBrains, Dmitry Nesteruk (@mezastel) will tell about the conversion of controlled languages in C ++:
“There are many reasons to convert managed languages into native ones: this is primarily performance, but also protection from reverse engineering, support for hardware technologies or some specific platforms. In this report, we will look at an example of building a converter from C # to C ++ and the nuances that are encountered in solving this problem. ”
And these days it will be possible to come and chat with the developers of ReSharper C ++, CLion and AppCode at the company's booth , which will be open to any of your questions during both days of the conference. Want to see new product demos? You can not find a very necessary opportunity in some of our product? Just wondering who we are? Come on in! We welcome everyone!
In the title of the post, we promised you a ticket draw. Here he is! The rules are very simple:
- In the comments to this article, continue the phrase
"Bjarne Straustrup created C ++ 36 years ago, and he is still in demand and is popular with developers because ..." - Add the # draw to the comment tag so that we do not miss your answer.
- Dates of the drawing of January 21 - January 31.
We will definitely mark the answers we liked the most and among them will raffle off one ticket to the C ++ Russia conference. Do not miss your chance!
Good luck
JetBrains team
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/248475/
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