Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Join Michelle Fae D'Souza and Kevin Carpenter from September 13th - 21st at CppCon 2025 Aurora, Colorado
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Learn C++ Performance Secrets from a Bloomberg Engineer At CppCon 2025!
CppCon 2025 is just around the corner, and Kevin Carpenter from @cppevents interviews Michelle Fae D'Souza from Bloomberg Engineering who is giving a talk on C++ performance called "Cache Me Maybe: Using Caches to Improve Performance in Production Code!" In this talk, Michelle will emphasize on how hardware awareness can change the way developers think about their code, the balance between custom data structures and standard tools, and the role of measurement and observability in performance optimization.
Session Description
Calling all code detectives! Grab your trench coats and magnifying glasses... it's time to crack the case of sluggish C++ performance. In this thrilling investigation, we'll uncover the hidden world of your computer's built-in cache and how to harness it to turbocharge your code.
We'll comb through the fundamentals of caches like seasoned sleuths, uncover clues on optimizing access patterns, and interrogate suspects like false sharing and cache unfriendly data structures. We will also examine benchmark evidence based on real-world production code, exposing how each technique delivers the goods.
By the end of this mission, you'll be armed with a detective's toolkit of cache savvy strategies, ready to solve cross-platform performance mysteries and bring blazing fast code to justice. Cache you at this session, maybe!
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Michelle Fae D’Souza
Michelle Fae D’Souza is a Software Engineer at Bloomberg, where she develops C++ code for the company’s order-trade entry and modification (OTE API) solution, which streamlines trading activity for many firms in the financial world. She is an active member of Bloomberg's C++ Guild and is a Technical Rep at Bloomberg. Michelle holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the University of California, Berkeley, where she was a Davis Scholar and President of the Computer Science Honor's Society.
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Register: cppcon.org/registration
Join Michelle Fae D'Souza and Kevin Carpenter from September 13th - 21st at CppCon 2025 Aurora, Colorado
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Learn C++ Performance Secrets from a Bloomberg Engineer At CppCon 2025!
CppCon 2025 is just around the corner, and Kevin Carpenter from @cppevents interviews Michelle Fae D'Souza from Bloomberg Engineering who is giving a talk on C++ performance called "Cache Me Maybe: Using Caches to Improve Performance in Production Code!" In this talk, Michelle will emphasize on how hardware awareness can change the way developers think about their code, the balance between custom data structures and standard tools, and the role of measurement and observability in performance optimization.
Session Description
Calling all code detectives! Grab your trench coats and magnifying glasses... it's time to crack the case of sluggish C++ performance. In this thrilling investigation, we'll uncover the hidden world of your computer's built-in cache and how to harness it to turbocharge your code.
We'll comb through the fundamentals of caches like seasoned sleuths, uncover clues on optimizing access patterns, and interrogate suspects like false sharing and cache unfriendly data structures. We will also examine benchmark evidence based on real-world production code, exposing how each technique delivers the goods.
By the end of this mission, you'll be armed with a detective's toolkit of cache savvy strategies, ready to solve cross-platform performance mysteries and bring blazing fast code to justice. Cache you at this session, maybe!
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Michelle Fae D’Souza
Michelle Fae D’Souza is a Software Engineer at Bloomberg, where she develops C++ code for the company’s order-trade entry and modification (OTE API) solution, which streamlines trading activity for many firms in the financial world. She is an active member of Bloomberg's C++ Guild and is a Technical Rep at Bloomberg. Michelle holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the University of California, Berkeley, where she was a Davis Scholar and President of the Computer Science Honor's Society.
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YouTube Channel Managed by Digital Medium Ltd: events.digital-medium.co.uk
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#cpp #cplusplus #cppcon #cppprogramming #cplusplusprogramming #softwaredevelopment #softwareengineering #coding #code #computerscience #technology #technews #programming #programmer
