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[16] Freestore management Updated! , C++ FAQ Lite [16.7] How can I convince my (older) compiler to automatically check new to ..... In this case you need to use the heap ("freestore"), but at least you are ...
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[4] Recent changes to this document Updated! , C++ FAQ Lite (initialized variable x in main() thanks to Yechiel Kimchi ); [27.13] Are there any ..... (added URL to the mirror site in Israel thanks to Yechiel Kimchi ...
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[6] Big Picture Issues Updated! , C++ FAQ Lite C++ wasn't designed to demonstrate what a perfect language looks like. ..... If you don't ask the business questions in addition to the technical questions, ...
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[10] Constructors Updated! , C++ FAQ Lite You can sometimes combine two constructors via a default parameter: ...... One of these involves burying the parameter values in a string parameter then ...
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[16] Freestore management Updated! , C++ FAQ Lite [16.20] Does C++ have arrays whose length can be specified at run-time? ... [16.23] How do I provide reference counting with copy-on-write semantics? ...
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[28] Learning OO/C++, C++ FAQ Lite If your ultimate goal is to learn OO/C++ and you don't already know C, reading books or taking courses in C will not only waste your time, but it will teach ...
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[35] Templates Updated! , C++ FAQ Lite template<typename T> class Foo; // pre-declare the template class itself .... typedef int Pqr; ← type nested in class B<T> }; template<typename T> ...
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[16] Freestore management Updated! , C++ FAQ Lite In this case you need to use the heap ("freestore"), but at least you are able to allocate all the elements in one freestore chunk. ...
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[17] Exceptions and error handling, C++ FAQ Lite By making your exception class inherit (ultimately) from the standard exception .... The C++ exception handling mechanism can be powerful and useful, ...
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[9] Inline functions, C++ FAQ Lite [9.6] How do you tell the compiler to make a non-member function inline? ..... is not inline is an implementation detail that does not change the observable ... For example, they might say, "Should I put the inline keyword next to the ...
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