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Arne Mertz
Scheduled for 20:45
One does not frequently update a code base to a new C++ standard. In fact, many projects don't do it at all. However, from time to time it is necessary or at least beneficial. In this talk, I present the step stones, pitfalls, and benefits we encountered when moving a real world project from C++17 to C++23. I discuss the lessons learned from updating the compiler and libraries to flipping the switch to the new standard, without interrupting the day-to-day work of fixing bugs, adding features, and releasing software updates. Last but not least we will have a look at the language and library features that could immediately be used and will likely be used in the near future.
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