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Type Erasure Case Study & Constexpr Debugger

Type Erasure Case Study & Constexpr Debugger

Friday 4 September 2026·6:00pm·JetBrains Amsterdam (Terrace Tower)
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Date & Time

Friday 4 September 2026

6:00pm – 10:00pm

Location

JetBrains Amsterdam (Terrace Tower)

Gelrestraat 16, 1079 MZ Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Price

Free

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The Dutch C++ Group

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The Dutch C++ Group returns to JetBrains' Terrace Tower office in Zuid with two speakers from Think-Cell and JetBrains. Doors, networking and pizza from 18:00, talks from 19:00 — a type erasure case study and a session on the constexpr debugger. Deep systems-level content aimed at working C++ engineers rather than newcomers, and one of the few consistently technical low-level programming communities in the Netherlands.

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