17Jun, 2026

C++ Meetup Belfast: Exploring the Future of Modern C++

Summary

Join MCS Group for an evening of networking, refreshments and technical discussion at our latest C++ Meetup in Belfast. We're delighted to welcome Thomas PK Healy, a member of the ISO global panel responsible for the standardisation of the C++ programming language. Thomas will share insights into his work on modern C++ language features, discuss his contributions to the standardisation process, and demonstrate how these features have been implemented within the GNU g++ compiler.

Speaker

Eve Duncan

Group Marketing & Communications Manager

Guest Speakers

Thomas  PK Healy

Thomas PK Healy

About this event

Join MCS Group for our latest C++ Meetup in Belfast, bringing together software professionals, developers and technology enthusiasts for an evening of networking, refreshments and technical discussion.

We're delighted to welcome Thomas PK Healy, a member of the ISO global panel responsible for the standardisation of the C++ programming language. With decades of experience across software development, embedded systems, compiler design and language feature implementation, Thomas brings a unique perspective on the evolution of modern C++.

During the session, Thomas will discuss his recent papers and demonstrate how he has implemented new language features within the GNU g++ compiler, providing attendees with valuable insight into the future direction of C++ and the standardisation process.

Whether you're an experienced C++ developer, software engineer, student or simply interested in programming languages and software development, this event offers an excellent opportunity to learn, connect with peers and engage with one of the contributors shaping the future of C++.

Event Details

Date: Wednesday 17th June 2026

Time: 5:30pm – 8:00pm

Location: MCS Group, 10th Floor, The Ewart Building, Belfast

Spaces are limited, so register early to secure your place.

Date and time

Wed 17 Jun, 2026
05:30 pm

Location

MCS Group, 10th Floor, The Ewart Building, Belfast