Hi,
i am looking for book/web siete about pointers, memory in C++ ? Does any
one know something up to date and good about these subjects ? Everything
I found on Amazon is slightly dated ...
Thanks !
Fibre Optic
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Fibre Optic wrote: Hi,
i am looking for book/web siete about pointers, memory in C++ ? Does any
one know something up to date and good about these subjects ? Everything
I found on Amazon is slightly dated ...
Have pointers changed over the past 20 years? If so, it's news to me.
Ian
Ian wrote: Fibre Optic wrote: Hi,
i am looking for book/web siete about pointers, memory in C++ ? Does any
one know something up to date and good about these subjects ? Everything
I found on Amazon is slightly dated ...
Have pointers changed over the past 20 years? If so, it's news to me.
AFAIK, C++ style casts (dynamic_cast, etc) are less than 20 years old.
Also, there's more to memory management than just pointers. RAII and
related topics are also important.
One of the (relatively) recent innovations is Smart Pointers.
"Effective C++" does a good job of covering smart pointers.
"Professional C++" (which I co-authored) also covers them, as do many
recent texts. In fact, that might be a good way to distinguish the more
recent coverage from the dated material.
Bart wrote: Ian wrote:
Fibre Optic wrote:
Hi,
i am looking for book/web siete about pointers, memory in C++ ? Does any
one know something up to date and good about these subjects ? Everything
I found on Amazon is slightly dated ...
Have pointers changed over the past 20 years? If so, it's news to me.
AFAIK, C++ style casts (dynamic_cast, etc) are less than 20 years old.
Also, there's more to memory management than just pointers. RAII and
related topics are also important.
True, should have thought of that before posting a smart arse response.
"(More) Effective C++" gives good coverage of this. Don't worry about
the books being eight years old, they are still relevant.
Ian
klep wrote: One of the (relatively) recent innovations is Smart Pointers.
"Effective C++" does a good job of covering smart pointers.
"Professional C++" (which I co-authored) also covers them, as do many
recent texts. In fact, that might be a good way to distinguish the more
recent coverage from the dated material.
even better, I yesterday bought your book, so i am all set :-)
Thank you!
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