Essential GDB and Linux System Tools
Available to book as a 1 day online workshop on the following dates
Developers spend more of their time debugging code, than actually writing code. So why do we not spend as much time learning debugging tools and associated utilities to help get us out of trouble? Part of the answer is that debugging is often not taught as a subject -- but this workshop is here to fix that! In this workshop you will learn how to use a debugger (GDB) and associated tools (valgrind, sanitizers, code coverage tools, objdump, dwarfdump, etc.) to help debug and understand what your software is doing. In the age of AI generated code, legacy code, and massive code bases, understanding how to use tools is of critical importance. In this workshop we'll do interactive exercises to help ramp you up, and get you ready to tackle any project with tools in hand to help you understand how to write correct code, read code, and develop software with confidence
Mike Shah
Mike is currently teaching faculty at Yale University in the Computer Science Department. His primary teaching interests are in computer systems, computer graphics, and software engineering. His research interests are related to performance engineering (dynamic analysis), software visualization, and computer graphics.
Along with teaching and research work, Mike has juggled occasional consulting work as a 3D Senior Graphics Engineer in C++. Mike also has a YouTube channel with lots of programming content at: https://youtube.com/c/MikeShah. Outside of work, you'll find Mike perfecting the art of making pizza, or otherwise on a run
Attend The Workshop Taster - 11th - 13th March
If you are unsure or want a better understanding of how the workshop works in practice, then you can attend a taster session for this workshop by purchasing a ticket for the main conference which will run over 3 days from 11th-13th March and which will feature over 25 C++ talks.
You can upgrade your main conference ticket to a workshop ticket at no extra cost compared to purchasing the workshop ticket directly!
The workshop taster is designed to provide you with a preview/overview of this workshop where you will also have an opportunity to ask questions. In addition, the workshop preview will be made available on-demand for you to watch at your own convenience.
Register For The Workshop!
Alternatively, if you already believe this workshop is right for you, then you can register for the workshop now by purchasing one of the tickets below
All workshop tickets also include FREE access to the C++Online Main Conference running March 11th-13th and which will feature over 25 talks.
If you want to attend MORE than one workshop, then please purchase your tickets from the registration page
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