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Maged Michael

Facebook
Engineer
New York
Websitehttps://scholar.google.com/citations?user=TkEeRsoAAAAJ
Maged Michael is a software engineer at Facebook. He is the inventor of hazard pointers, lock-free malloc and several algorithms for concurrent data structures. He received a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Rochester. He is an ACM Distinguished Scientist. He is an elected member of the Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering. He received the 2014 ACM SIGPLAN Most Influential PLDI Paper Award for his paper on Scalable Lock-Free Dynamic Memory Allocation.
Sunday, September 24
 

8:00pm PDT

Registration Reception Atanasoff Hall
 
Monday, September 25
 

8:00am PDT

Registration Atanasoff-Berry Hall

9:00am PDT

Learning and Teaching Modern C++ Atanasoff-Berry HallBjarne Stroustrup

2:00pm PDT

The landscape of parallel programming models: is it still hard or just OK? (part 1 of 2) Atanasoff HallPaul E. McKenney • Maged Michael • Michael Wong

3:15pm PDT

The landscape of parallel programming models: is it still hard or just OK? (part 2 of 2) Atanasoff HallPaul E. McKenney • Maged Michael • Michael Wong

4:45pm PDT

C++ atomics, from basic to advanced - what do they do and what do they really do? Berry HallFedor Pikus

5:20pm PDT

folly::Function: A Non-copyable Alternative to std::function Manchester (407)Sven Over
 
Tuesday, September 26
 

2:00pm PDT

Multithreading is the answer. What is the question? (part 1 of 2) Atanasoff HallAnsel Sermersheim

3:15pm PDT

Multithreading is the answer. What is the question? (part 2 of 2) Atanasoff HallAnsel Sermersheim

4:45pm PDT

Concurrency, Parallelism and Coroutines Berry HallAnthony Williams
 
Wednesday, September 27
 

8:30am PDT

ISO SG14 Working MeetingFULL Courtyard Seattle Bellevue/Downtown, Ballroom AHerb Sutter • Michael Wong

10:30am PDT

Meta: Thoughts on generative C++ Atanasoff HallHerb Sutter

12:30pm PDT

Optimizations and Debug Quality ENIAC (404)Samy Al Bahra

1:00pm PDT

ISO SG14 Working MeetingFULL Courtyard Seattle Bellevue/Downtown, Ballroom AHerb Sutter • Michael Wong

2:00pm PDT

Read, Copy, Update, then what? RCU for non-kernel programmers ENIAC (404)Fedor Pikus

3:15pm PDT

Reader-Writer Lock versus Mutex - Understanding a Lost Bet Atanasoff HallJeffrey Mendelsohn

3:30pm PDT

ISO SG14 Working MeetingFILLING Courtyard Seattle Bellevue/Downtown, Ballroom AHerb Sutter • Michael Wong

4:45pm PDT

An Interesting Lock-free Queue - Part 2 of N ENIAC (404)Tony Van Eerd
 
Thursday, September 28
 

2:00pm PDT

The Asynchronous C++ Parallel Programming Model Berry HallHartmut Kaiser

3:15pm PDT

Naked coroutines live (with networking) Atanasoff HallGor Nishanov

4:45pm PDT

Fantastic Algorithms and Where To Find Them Atanasoff HallNicholas Ormrod C++17 Parallel Algorithms Colossus TheaterDietmar Kühl

6:45pm PDT

Meet the Speakers Dinner ENIAC (404)
 
Friday, September 29
 

9:00am PDT

Modern Allocators: The Good Parts Atanasoff HallPablo Halpern C++ Exceptions and Stack Unwinding Berry HallDavid Watson

11:05am PDT

End-to-end Deadlock Debugging Tools at Facebook Berry HallKenny Yu

1:30pm PDT

Curiously Recurring Bug Patterns in C++ at Facebook Atanasoff HallLouis Brandy