Topic: ANNOUNCEMENT: C/C++ SIG meeting
Author: dkahn@panix.com (Daniel Kahn)
Date: 31 Aug 1993 16:46:57 -0400 Raw View
8/31/93 notice: `C++ and C SIG' Meetings
Contents:
page 1 Sept. 2 General Meeting: Symantec 32 bit C++
page 2 October 7 (Stan Lippman) and November 4 (Borland C++) meetings
page 3 Study Groups Index (4 groups)
page 4 Monthly calendars for September and October
------------ page 1 8/31/93 C++ and C SIG Sept. 2 General Meeting
Topic: Symantec 32bit C++
> Capabilities, 16 and 32bit code, in Windows and DOS
> Live demo: building a Multi-Media application
> Development Environment (IDE), including:
debugger (based on Multi-Scope) and C++ editor
When: Thursday, September 2, 1993
6:15 - Panel Discussion on C++ Resources
7:15 pm Summaries of available compilers, books, network
discussion groups, favorite software tools, ...
7:15 - 7:45 Announcements, Q&A
7:45 - 9:15 Main presentation by Symantec
Allen Bannon, Product Manager of Development Tools
flying to our meeting from Cupertino, CA
Doorprizes (2) copies of Symantec 32bit C++ plus other items.
Also, special discount coupons will be distributed to all.
Location New York University (NYU) Main building, room 703.
100 Washington Square East and Waverly Place, New York.
("Main" building is on the North-East corner of the park)
Cost Admission is free. All are welcome to attend. We ask
for a voluntary contribution of $2 to defray the cost of
the mailing list and handouts.
Info Voice (212) 533-NYPC Watson system menu code "CSG"
BBS (212) 473-CSIG, 14.4/9600/2400, 8n1 join "CPLUS"
E-Mail list To receive similar postings by e-mail in the future,
please send e-mail to "RosenbergS@decus.org". Internet,
AOL, BIX, CompuServe, Delphi and MCI addresses are OK.
Affiliations The `C++ and C SIG' is a SIG of both the NYPC and NYACC.
We ask all attendees be affiliated with NYU, or be
members of NYPC ($35/year) or NYACC ($20/year).
After 9 pm We adjourn to a nearby restaurant for BS(Beer&Sandwiches)
Dutch treat. A variety of food and drink is available.
Unix Expo 93 Free Exhibit area admission passes to Unix Expo 93 will
be distributed. Sept. 21 - 23, 1993 at the NY Javits
Center, 10th Ave and 34th St.
Leadership Randall Swan, Chair
Saul J Rosenberg, Vice-Chair & Program Agendas
Greg Comeau, Study Group & Technical Leader
Rich Hickey, Study Group & Technical Leader
------------ page 2 8/31/93 C++ and C SIG Oct. 7 and Nov. 4 Meetings
First
Thursday `C++ and C SIG' General Meetings
Oct. 7 Stan Lippman - AT&T Bell Labs
Stan is a member of the AT&T Bell Labs "C++ Foundation",
a group building a kernel for the development of inte-
grated C++ programming environments. He was one of the
original members of the development team responsible for
the C++ compiler, cfront. His book, "A C++ Primer, 2nd
Edition", is considered to be the standard introductory
text on C++. He is also the editor of "The C++ Report".
Topic: "C++: From Minutia to Migraine"
A very trivial language design decision (in the scheme of
things) has repeatedly caused implementation headaches
with cfront, the AT&T Bell Laboratories C++ Compiler
originally implemented by Bjarne Stroustrup, the inventor
of C++.
The talk uses these specific problems to review the
general structure of cfront, the C++ Object Model, the
handling and optimization of virtual functions, and the
general implementation of templates within cfront.
Nov. 4 Borland "Borland C++"
Michael Hyman or David Intersimone
Product Manager of Borland's Languages groups
Topic: New Product announcement, major promotional tour.
(perhaps 32bit C++, for Windows and Windows NT ?)
------------ page 3 8/31/93 C++ and C SIG Study Group Index
STUDY GROUPS
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2nd/3rd/4th "Conquering C and C++" Greg Comeau 718-945-0009
Thursdays September topic: Scope and Linkage
October topic: Intro to C++ (start of new series)
Most "Windows API" Dean Davis 718-204-5777
Wednesdays Topic: How to program Microsoft Windows in C.
New group, just started in August. Uses Petzold book.
1st & 3rd "3D Graphics" Daniel Kahn "dkahn@panix.com"
Tuesdays Alex von Braun
Topic: Intro to graphics development in C++,
using C++ Class libraries. Uses Borland C++ for testing.
2nd "Hypertext Project" Rich Hickey
Tuesday Topic: Hands-on development of a hypertext application.
All participants write and integrate code. Learn C++ by
programming. The group has been meeting for a year, and
has developed a substantial application.
Meetings (generally) from 6:30 to 9pm.
Contact the Study Group Leader for details.
Location "Main" building, NYU, same as the General Meeting.
The Group Leader sets the room number. Also, each night,
the room number is generally posted outside room 703, and
on the ground floor (north side, pillar by the elevator)
of the "Main" building.
Registration Either attend the General Meeting and speak to the group
leader, or call the listed phone number.
Cost Admission is free. All are welcome to attend. Modest
voluntary contributions to defray the cost of handouts
etc. are occasionally collected.
NOTE: All dates and times are subject to change. These meetings
are run by volunteer efforts. Please reconfirm in advance.
------------ page 4 8/31/93 C++ and C SIG Monthly Calendars
September 1993 C++ and C SIG Calendar
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Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri
1 Win 2 Gen 3 Gen = General Meeting: Symantec
Win = Windows API
6 7 Gra 8 Win 9 Ccc 10 Ccc = Conquering C++ and C
Gra = 3D Graphics
13 14 Hyp 15 16 17 Hyp = Hypertext System
20 21 Gra 22 Win 23 24
27 28 29 Win 30 Ccc
October 1993 C++ and C SIG Calendar
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Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri
1 Gen = General Meeting: Stan Lippman
Win = Windows API
4 5 Gra 6 Win 7 Gen 8 Ccc = Conquering C++ and C
Gra = 3D Graphics
11 12 Hyp 13 Win 14 Ccc 15 Hyp = Hypertext System
18 19 Gra 20 Win 21 Ccc 22
25 26 27 Win 28 Ccc 29