PickVidsCppCon 2019: Matt Godbolt “Path Tracing Three Ways: A Study of C++ Style”
Why it was recommended
On OOP versus more cache friendly approaches and branch prediction this talk from CPPCon 2019 is great
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What it covers
Matt Godbolt builds a toy path tracer in C++ in three different styles and compares them on clarity, testability, compile time and run-time performance. The talk was given. It is for someone who already knows the basic terms and wants the next step.
Video details
- Channel
- CppCon
- Length
- 55 min 42 sec
- Year
- 2019
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