Oreilly - C++ Memory Management
by | Released October 2013 | ISBN: 9781771371650
In this C++ Memory Management training course, expert instructor Brook Monroe teaches you tricks about memory management with this programming language. This course is designed for users that already have a working knowledge of C++. You will start out by learning about leaks and overruns, and how you can avoid them. Brook will teach you about STL vector methods, range checking, and sentinels. You will move in to seeing how you can take care of your environment and learn about memory leaks. From there, you will learn about reusing released memory, and are given expert pointers on the subject, as well as hear about pitfalls and best practices. Finally, you will learn about bad practices to avoid, and find out how the old school rules are the best practices. By the completion of this video based training course, you will have an in-depth understanding of memory management, and expert tips that can be applied to your own programming and software development. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons. Show and hide more Publisher resources Download Example Code
- Overview
- How It Goes Wrong
- Leaks And Overruns 00:04:46
- Playing In Your Own Sandbox - Avoiding Overruns
- STL Vector Methods, Range Checking, And Sentinels 00:06:32
- Taking Care Of Your Environment - Cleaning Up After Yourself
- Memory Leaks - Part 1 00:04:59
- Memory Leaks - Part 2 00:03:07
- Once It Is Gone, It Is Gone - Reusing Released Memory And Other Bad Ideas
- Pointers, Pitfalls, And Best Practices 00:04:31
- This Is Not A Trust Relationship
- Initialize Everything; Trust But Verify 00:07:52
- Simultaneous Data Access - A Primer
- Reading And Writing Shared Assets 00:10:48
- Stupid Code Tricks
- Undefined Behaviour And Other Bad Practices 00:05:39
- Old School Rules - Best Practices
- The Heap And STL Wrappers 00:05:25
- Conclusion
- About The Author 00:00:48
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