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Published inSep 2023
Reading LevelIntermediate
PublisherPackt
ISBN-139781805129004
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Desislav Andreev
Desislav Andreev
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Desislav Andreev

Desislav Andreev is a software engineer with a PhD in artificial intelligence systems and quantum machine learning. He has several publications in software engineering and AI applications. For his 10 years in the field he has a demonstrated history of working in automotive software engineering and in the area of the higher education. He is skilled in system and software architectures, operating systems, C and C++ development, autonomous driving and computer graphics. He is currently working as a Lead C++ Developer in VMware, developing its core software functionalities. He is also a lecturer at the Technical University of Sofia. He was previously a Technical Professional and software architect in the CRE and ADAS departments of Visteon Corporation, working closely with both OEMs and development teams.
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Stanimir Lukanov
Stanimir Lukanov
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Stanimir Lukanov

Stanimir Lukanov is a C++ expert, software tech lead and architect at VMWare. He has more than 15 years of professional experience in writing efficient and robust C++ enterprise code. Stanimir is a member of the Bulgarian National Body which is part of The C++ Standards Committee (JTC1/SC22/WG21). His interests are in the area of software security for distributed enterprise software systems. Since 2017 he has worked at VMWare where he currently leads a team which develops core security functionality in one of the major products in the company's portfolio. Before joining VMWare he held the position of senior software engineer at Visteon Corporation and Johnson Controls. He was responsible for defining software architecture, making code reviews, leading C++ training and delivering fast and robust C++ code for real-time automotive embedded systems.
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With this, we’ve covered all the topics of this book. With the upcoming improvements of C++23, coroutines and their evolution will be analyzed more and more, especially in the system programming domain – and applied there, of course. Although complex to understand at first, coroutines allow you to continue sharpening the usage of C++ and give you one more instrument to enhance code.

In this chapter, you learned how to apply them in your concurrent applications, but their usefulness is far greater. We are excited about what comes next. We expect the modules language feature, which we didn’t cover in this book – intentionally – to be fully covered by the compilers and be broadly applied. Another interesting feature is std::generator – a view for the synchronous creation of coroutines in C++23. Stackful coroutines in C++26 are going to be a splendid system programming technique. In that version, you will also be able to obtain and visualize...

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Desislav Andreev

Desislav Andreev is a software engineer with a PhD in artificial intelligence systems and quantum machine learning. He has several publications in software engineering and AI applications. For his 10 years in the field he has a demonstrated history of working in automotive software engineering and in the area of the higher education. He is skilled in system and software architectures, operating systems, C and C++ development, autonomous driving and computer graphics. He is currently working as a Lead C++ Developer in VMware, developing its core software functionalities. He is also a lecturer at the Technical University of Sofia. He was previously a Technical Professional and software architect in the CRE and ADAS departments of Visteon Corporation, working closely with both OEMs and development teams.
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Stanimir Lukanov

Stanimir Lukanov is a C++ expert, software tech lead and architect at VMWare. He has more than 15 years of professional experience in writing efficient and robust C++ enterprise code. Stanimir is a member of the Bulgarian National Body which is part of The C++ Standards Committee (JTC1/SC22/WG21). His interests are in the area of software security for distributed enterprise software systems. Since 2017 he has worked at VMWare where he currently leads a team which develops core security functionality in one of the major products in the company's portfolio. Before joining VMWare he held the position of senior software engineer at Visteon Corporation and Johnson Controls. He was responsible for defining software architecture, making code reviews, leading C++ training and delivering fast and robust C++ code for real-time automotive embedded systems.
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