USENIX-C++-Conference. When and Where?

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3 total messages Started by toelle@quando.UU Mon, 13 Feb 1989 09:33

#2549

Author: toelle@quando.UU
Date: Mon, 13 Feb 1989 09:33

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Would somebody be so kind and tell me when and
where the next USENIX-C++-Conference will be held?

Where can I get more information (fees, etc.).

Wolfgang

toelle@quando.uucp

Re: USENIX-C++-Conference. When and Where?

#2582

Author: owen@cod.NOSC.MI
Date: Thu, 16 Feb 1989 14:54

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In article <759@quando.UUCP> toelle@quando.UUCP (Wolfgang Toelle) writes:
>Would somebody be so kind and tell me when and
>where the next USENIX-C++-Conference will be held?
>
>Wolfgang

Me too, please. But tell me- How are they going to be able to follow
Santa Fe and Denver??

Wallace Owen
Naval Ocean Systems Center, San Diego
owen@cod.NOSC.MIL

Re: USENIX-C++-Conference. When and Where?

#2636

Author: bs@alice.UUCP (B
Date: Fri, 24 Feb 1989 20:52

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In article <1411@cod.NOSC.MIL>, owen@cod.NOSC.MIL (Wallace E. Owen) writes:
> In article <759@quando.UUCP> toelle@quando.UUCP (Wolfgang Toelle) writes:
> >Would somebody be so kind and tell me when and
> >where the next USENIX-C++-Conference will be held?
> >
> >Wolfgang
>
> Me too, please. But tell me- How are they going to be able to follow
> Santa Fe and Denver??
>
> Wallace Owen
> Naval Ocean Systems Center, San Diego
> owen@cod.NOSC.MIL

people involved with the Santa Fe and Denver conferences and USENIX
have strated thinking about another C++ conference but your question
about ``how to follow Santa Fe and Denver'' is more appropriate than
you might have imagined. Even assuming that the conference will only
grow ``a little bit'' (not the usual 100%) we have grown so that even
booking a place to hold the conference takes a year +- a few months.

Assuming this is indeed the case we have a major problem getting a
conference organized for this year.

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