Given that the entire C++ standards committee will be at ACCU 2013, I've decided to do a lightning talk on why D and Go are better tools for any native coding problem than C++.

	pigeon[500] pigeons;
	pigeons[random(500)] = new cat;

:-)
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On Monday, 8 April 2013 at 14:20:11 UTC, Russel Winder wrote:
> Given that the entire C++ standards committee will be at ACCU 2013, I've
> decided to do a lightning talk on why D and Go are better tools for any
> native coding problem than C++.
>
> 	pigeon[500] pigeons;
> 	pigeons[random(500)] = new cat;
>
> :-)

That is great. Just remember your audience, they will be looking for what C++ can get out of it. You'll want to keep them happy so they don't disregard everything (not that they are the type to do so, someone will be)