Berkeley C++ Meetup: Generating Protocol Tests at Compile Time
In this edition of our monthly Berkeley C++ Meetup, Edouard Alligand
will demonstrate how to write unit tests for your template
metaprogramming code.
When:
Wednesday, May 3
7:00 - 8:30 PM
Where:
International Computer Science Institute (ICSI)
1947 Center St, Ste 600, Berkeley, CA 94704
6th floor, lecture hall
Title:
Generating Protocol Tests at Compile Time
Abstract:
This month, Brigand co-author and accomplished metaprogrammer
Edouard Alligand will tell you how to make your code write its
own tests!
When writing a client/server application, ensuring backward
compatibility is often very important. But why write code when
you could be playing video games or watching cartoons? We will
see how you can leverage template metaprogramming techniques to
generate a suite of protocol tests, with a minimum amount of
effort and a minimal number of errors.
Edouard Alligand is, in random order: an experienced system
programmer, the co-author of the Brigand TMP library, co-author
with Joel Falcou of the book Practical C++ Metaprogramming, and
the founder of QuasarDB.
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