ANN: The Astoria Seminar presents Extraordinary C++
Andrei Alexandrescu (See Website For Email)
Extraordinary C++
by:
Walter Bright
Scott Meyers
Andrei Alexandrescu
Dave Abrahams
Eric Niebler
The Astoria Seminar presents Extraordinary C++, a seminar for advanced
C++ programming. The seminar will be held in Astoria, Oregon, from
September 23 to September 26.
Featuring a quintet of world-renowned experts in C++ software
development who have collectively authored half a dozen books, two
compilers, a handful of widely-used libraries, and over one hundred
articles, The Astoria Seminar focuses on advanced topics in the design
and implementation of systems using C++. The small size of the seminar
(only 55 people), the mix of lectures, discussions, group meals, and
outings, and last but not least the venue of picturesque Astoria,
Oregon, all are meant to contribute to a truly extraordinary event with
learning, fun, and direct interaction with top personalities in the field.
The small size of the event makes it imperative that you act fast (and
this is not salesspeak). We intentionally imposed a strict limit on the
number of attendees in order to ensure plenty of face time with the
speakers and to strike the right size for a great party.
To see more about the Extraordinary C++ program and for registration,
tune to:
http://www.astoriaseminar.com/
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Maxim Yegorushkin
<SeeWebsiteForEm...@erdani.org> wrote:
> The Astoria Seminar
>
> Extraordinary C++
>
> by:
>
> Walter Bright
> Scott Meyers
> Andrei Alexandrescu
> Dave Abrahams
> Eric Niebler
>
> The Astoria Seminar presents Extraordinary C++, a seminar for advanced
> C++ programming. The seminar will be held in Astoria, Oregon, from
> September 23 to September 26.
>
> Featuring a quintet of world-renowned experts in C++ software
> development who have collectively authored half a dozen books, two
> compilers, a handful of widely-used libraries, and over one hundred
> articles, The Astoria Seminar focuses on advanced topics in the design
> and implementation of systems using C++. The small size of the seminar
> (only 55 people), the mix of lectures, discussions, group meals, and
> outings, and last but not least the venue of picturesque Astoria,
> Oregon, all are meant to contribute to a truly extraordinary event with
> learning, fun, and direct interaction with top personalities in the field.
For those intrested but not able to attend, will the lecture videos be
available online?
John G Harris
Alexandrescu (See Website For Email) wrote:
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>The seminar will be held in Astoria, Oregon, from
>September 23 to September 26.
<snip>
Which country is Astoria, Oregon, in? Or are we supposed to guess?
John
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John Harris
Mathias Gaunard
> Which country is Astoria, Oregon, in? Or are we supposed to guess?
Oregon is a state of the USA. It's in the North-West I believe.
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Walter Bright
> On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 at 17:47:44, in comp.lang.c++.moderated, Andrei
> Alexandrescu (See Website For Email) wrote:
>
> <snip>
>> The seminar will be held in Astoria, Oregon, from
>> September 23 to September 26.
> <snip>
>
> Which country is Astoria, Oregon, in? Or are we supposed to guess?
It's in the USA. Here's a google maps link:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=astoria,+oregon&ie=UTF8&z=12&iwloc=a
ddr&om=1
and a Wikipedia link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astoria%2C_Oregon
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Walter Bright
> For those intrested but not able to attend, will the lecture videos be
> available online?
I'm sorry, but the sessions will not be video recorded.