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There was (and still is) much controversy around the discriminated union variant type included in C++17. This talk is a first hand account of the process as well as the details of the various design deliberations and tradeoffs that were made to achieve consensus. It will get into both the performance and usability considerations that were debated, as well as some speculation as to where the C++ committee might like to take it in the future.
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Nevin ":-)" Liber
Argonne National Laboratory
Computer Scientist
Chicago

Nevin ":-)" Liber is a C++ Committee member and a veteran C++ developer, having first discovered the language over three decades ago while at Bell Labs. His professional career has taken him from operating systems to embedded systems, and from low latency trading platforms to analyzing large data sets. He spends much of his time pushing his peers, colleagues and friends (and just about anybody else willing to listen) to use modern C++ constructs along the way.

Looking to learn more about the language, he got involved with the C++ Committee and hosted (with the generosity of his employer at the time) the Chicago meeting. These days at meetings he finds himself in the middle of the debates involving the more contentious parts of the Standard Library.
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