2. C++ memory model

Synopsis
This session will get you thinking about memory usage the way C++ needs you to. Unlike C#, most C++ code is not garbage collected, so gaining a clear understanding of how memory is allocated, accessed, copied and freed is essential to writing correct C++ code.
For existing Unreal Engine developers: This session won't cover the Unreal Engine garbage collection system that is used for UObjects; we'll be covering that in a session later in the day. This session is focused on low level memory management. However, you should attend this session even if you only intend to write UObject-based gameplay code, as this knowledge is considered foundational.
Slides
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Speaker
June Rhodes - She/Her
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June is the owner of Redpoint Games, where she develops multiplayer and online-focused plugins for the Unreal Engine Marketplace. June has over a decade of programming experience, and has been writing low level C++ code for Unreal Engine for the last few years.
Technically Games 2022
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