I will try but may be too tired.

From: Jon Kalb <jon_at_cppcon.org>
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Subject: An Academic Track at CppCon

CppCon Attendees,

I have a vision for an academic track at CppCon.

I don’t know or care if this would be nominally a separate, co-located conference, or an official CppCon track.

I would like to explore ideas, options, and interest for this. So I’m arranging a meeting over dinner on Tuesday night (yes this is during the Boost Dinner).

This will happen in the conference’s hospitality suite (9105) at 18:00 and I’ll cater food.

If you are interested in joining this discussion:

  * Please RSVP, but if you don’t, please come anyway.
  * Let me know about anyone else at the conference that should be invited.
  * Please let me know what kind of food you’d like to have brought in.

Jon