I've participated in the ISO/ANSI C++ Standard committee since 1993, and designed the components found in Chapter 22, Localization. I've worked on most other chapters of the library as well, and am also to blame for one new keyword in the core language: explicit. Perhaps my proudest C++ accomplishment is the longest known English sentence using only C++ keywords without repetition: if new true friend not protected for explicit private union, break case and try using this. Publications: Article, C++ in the Real World: Advice from the Trenches, printed in the Fall 1997 "Careers Issue" of Dr. Dobb's Journal is here. Article, The Standard C++ Locale, was in Dr. Dobb's Journal, and here. Article, The Empty Object C++ Optimization, was in the August '97 "C++ Issue" of Dr. Dobb's Journal. You can read it here. Notes for my talk, Gnarly New C++ Language Features (that you can finally use), given on January 11, 1997, are available here. Notes for Interface Design in the Standard C++ Library, my April 11, 1996 talk for the SF Bay Area C++ SIG (now disbanded?) are available here, and also in postscript (8 pages, 48 slides). Here is complete text of my articles in C++ Report: Memory Management in C++ (July/August and December 1993), Traits: a new and useful template technique (June 1995). They have been reprinted in two books: C++ Gems (SIGS Publications, 1995), edited by Stan Lippman, and Black Belt C++ (M&T Books, 1994) edited by Bruce Eckel.

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